Plant ID
... *Most popular ornamental street tree in U.S. in the 60’s and 70’s. *Wine colored leaves *Imported from Europe. ...
... *Most popular ornamental street tree in U.S. in the 60’s and 70’s. *Wine colored leaves *Imported from Europe. ...
Flora of South Australia (5th edition): Passifloraceae
... Has been hybridised with several species, and grows well in cool areas. Sometimes used as a stock for other species, known to sucker. Questionably naturalised based on the small number of collections, none of which indicate that the plant is spreading from original plantings. Used as a rootstock for ...
... Has been hybridised with several species, and grows well in cool areas. Sometimes used as a stock for other species, known to sucker. Questionably naturalised based on the small number of collections, none of which indicate that the plant is spreading from original plantings. Used as a rootstock for ...
Podocarpus macrophyllus - EDIS
... hedge. The dark green foliage and dense growth creates a formal mass. It looks better when pruned with a hand pruner, not sheared with a hedge trimmer. Showing best growth and form in full sun, Podocarpus will grow more slowly and have a looser appearance when grown in shade. It will grow on the nor ...
... hedge. The dark green foliage and dense growth creates a formal mass. It looks better when pruned with a hand pruner, not sheared with a hedge trimmer. Showing best growth and form in full sun, Podocarpus will grow more slowly and have a looser appearance when grown in shade. It will grow on the nor ...
REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF RUSCUS HYPOGLOSSUM L. IN
... populations was studied during population-biological study of the species in the Malé Karpaty Mts. (Halada, 1985). Two local populations (Bratislava, Zoo; Modra, Harmónia) were studied in detail. The population structure, phenology (flowering and seed development) and population dynamics were observ ...
... populations was studied during population-biological study of the species in the Malé Karpaty Mts. (Halada, 1985). Two local populations (Bratislava, Zoo; Modra, Harmónia) were studied in detail. The population structure, phenology (flowering and seed development) and population dynamics were observ ...
HISTOANATOMICAL ASPECTS OF THE VEGETATIVE ORGANS OF
... The two free sepals of the flower fall as the it opens. The flower is large and showy, with four petals that are vivid red most commonly with a black spot at their base. The fruit is a smooth, hairless capsule 1-2 cm long, which is almost globose and no more than twice as long as wide. The small see ...
... The two free sepals of the flower fall as the it opens. The flower is large and showy, with four petals that are vivid red most commonly with a black spot at their base. The fruit is a smooth, hairless capsule 1-2 cm long, which is almost globose and no more than twice as long as wide. The small see ...
The Lily Pad The Lily Pad
... distributed torpedograss seed for planting in pasturelands, providing forage for cattle. Torpedograss is in the family Poaceae, including grasses such as cogongrass and bermudagrass. It is called torpedograss because of its sharply pointed or torpedo-like growing tips. By 1992, torpedograss had take ...
... distributed torpedograss seed for planting in pasturelands, providing forage for cattle. Torpedograss is in the family Poaceae, including grasses such as cogongrass and bermudagrass. It is called torpedograss because of its sharply pointed or torpedo-like growing tips. By 1992, torpedograss had take ...
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... large, slowly-decomposing leaves drop on the sidewalk or patio and are considered by some people to ...
... large, slowly-decomposing leaves drop on the sidewalk or patio and are considered by some people to ...
TALINUM TRIANGULARE (JACQ.) WILLD Research Article
... Talinum triangulare (Jacq.) Willd. (Portulacaceae) is a caulescent, perennial herb growing to a height of 80-100 cm. It is popularly known as Waterleaf because of its high moisture content of almost 90.8 g per 100 gm of edible leaf [1]. The herb with fleshy green leaves, succulent stem and pink flow ...
... Talinum triangulare (Jacq.) Willd. (Portulacaceae) is a caulescent, perennial herb growing to a height of 80-100 cm. It is popularly known as Waterleaf because of its high moisture content of almost 90.8 g per 100 gm of edible leaf [1]. The herb with fleshy green leaves, succulent stem and pink flow ...
Montane Forest Reserve, Ecuador
... Nanegaland Nanegalito,have annual precipitations of 3 000-3 500 mm; and the climate is seasonal, with a dry period from June/July through September/October(Sarmiento1994). Mean an,r,rll t"*p".uture is estimatedto be ca. lBoC at 1 200 m and ca. 10oCat the highest point, nearly 2 800 m abovesealevel ( ...
... Nanegaland Nanegalito,have annual precipitations of 3 000-3 500 mm; and the climate is seasonal, with a dry period from June/July through September/October(Sarmiento1994). Mean an,r,rll t"*p".uture is estimatedto be ca. lBoC at 1 200 m and ca. 10oCat the highest point, nearly 2 800 m abovesealevel ( ...
Goldschmidt and Monselise
... first) but during the progress of subsequent drop tJ1e proportion of fruitlets on these leafless inflorescences decreased in favor of leafy inflorescences. :1\ ew leaves have an apparently important nutritional (9, 10, 12) or hormonal (2, 8) task in ensuring the persistence of frui tlets. ·when seve ...
... first) but during the progress of subsequent drop tJ1e proportion of fruitlets on these leafless inflorescences decreased in favor of leafy inflorescences. :1\ ew leaves have an apparently important nutritional (9, 10, 12) or hormonal (2, 8) task in ensuring the persistence of frui tlets. ·when seve ...
Full-text article
... In the western part of the Caribbean island Cuba two species of the insectivorous genus Pinguicula are known to science, P. filifolia Wright ex Griseb. and P. albida Wright ex Griseb. (Grisebach 1866, Alain 1957, Ernst 1961, Casper 1966, Bisse & al. 1975, Temple & PanfetValdes 1998). This contributi ...
... In the western part of the Caribbean island Cuba two species of the insectivorous genus Pinguicula are known to science, P. filifolia Wright ex Griseb. and P. albida Wright ex Griseb. (Grisebach 1866, Alain 1957, Ernst 1961, Casper 1966, Bisse & al. 1975, Temple & PanfetValdes 1998). This contributi ...
petioles, glandular complete- consisting of four species, although
... Type: Bangladesh, Sylhet, Wallich, Asclep. ...
... Type: Bangladesh, Sylhet, Wallich, Asclep. ...
WSFNR-16-43 Coder - Warnell School of Forestry and Natural
... the gates of Constantinople, and Noah’s ark were all of cypress. An oil from cypress was also distilled. Diospyros ebenum Diospyros melanoxylan ebony The heartwood of ebony is a deep solid, or sometime light colored streaked, black color. The fruit is edible. This black wood was in historic commerci ...
... the gates of Constantinople, and Noah’s ark were all of cypress. An oil from cypress was also distilled. Diospyros ebenum Diospyros melanoxylan ebony The heartwood of ebony is a deep solid, or sometime light colored streaked, black color. The fruit is edible. This black wood was in historic commerci ...
Calophyllum inophyllum - World Agroforestry Centre
... protector in most places. Soil improver: Remains of the pressed seeds (oil cake) can probably be used as a manure. Ornamental: Although slow growing, C. inophyllum is a popular tree for roadside and avenue planting in India. It is a handsome ornamental, the young foliage being crimson and the flower ...
... protector in most places. Soil improver: Remains of the pressed seeds (oil cake) can probably be used as a manure. Ornamental: Although slow growing, C. inophyllum is a popular tree for roadside and avenue planting in India. It is a handsome ornamental, the young foliage being crimson and the flower ...
Flora of South Australia - Department of Environment, Water and
... Has been hybridised with several species, and grows well in cool areas. Sometimes used as a stock for other species, known to sucker. Questionably naturalised based on the small number of collections, none of which indicate that the plant is spreading from original plantings. Used as a rootstock for ...
... Has been hybridised with several species, and grows well in cool areas. Sometimes used as a stock for other species, known to sucker. Questionably naturalised based on the small number of collections, none of which indicate that the plant is spreading from original plantings. Used as a rootstock for ...
specific tree species
... The Rosewood is native to Northern India and its evergreen foliage can be damaged by frost. The tree recovers quickly in the spring. It reaches a height of 30 to 50 feet with a 40 foot canopy spread. Rosewood tolerates periods of drought and can grow in sandy, clay, and loam soil types. Its roots ho ...
... The Rosewood is native to Northern India and its evergreen foliage can be damaged by frost. The tree recovers quickly in the spring. It reaches a height of 30 to 50 feet with a 40 foot canopy spread. Rosewood tolerates periods of drought and can grow in sandy, clay, and loam soil types. Its roots ho ...
55 lythraceae 1 - Flora of Tasmania
... ovate to lanceolate or oblong-lanceolate, the base slightly stem-clasping, rarely cordate to auriculate, apex acute, margins entire, subglabrous or the veins on the abaxial surface shortly and sparsely pubescent. Flowers 3–5 together, almost sessile and appearing whorled in the axils of the bract-li ...
... ovate to lanceolate or oblong-lanceolate, the base slightly stem-clasping, rarely cordate to auriculate, apex acute, margins entire, subglabrous or the veins on the abaxial surface shortly and sparsely pubescent. Flowers 3–5 together, almost sessile and appearing whorled in the axils of the bract-li ...
Alstroemeria: A Charming Genus
... axis, x 25-62 μm, short axis. Since pollen size in general ranges from c. 20- 150 μm, these pollen grains would be considered to be large to very large. The exine is brevi-striatoreticulate (Fig. 5B). The striate muri are arranged in a parallel to sub-parallel pattern. In some species small, interco ...
... axis, x 25-62 μm, short axis. Since pollen size in general ranges from c. 20- 150 μm, these pollen grains would be considered to be large to very large. The exine is brevi-striatoreticulate (Fig. 5B). The striate muri are arranged in a parallel to sub-parallel pattern. In some species small, interco ...
Rhododendron
... leaves of Rhododendron are waxy and oval-shaped (See Fig. 5). The upper side is dark green in colour while the lower side is paler and hairless. Leaves are 10-20cm long and range in width from 2-6cm. The leaf stem can be 1-3cm long. Rhododendron does not usually produce flowers until it is 10-12 yea ...
... leaves of Rhododendron are waxy and oval-shaped (See Fig. 5). The upper side is dark green in colour while the lower side is paler and hairless. Leaves are 10-20cm long and range in width from 2-6cm. The leaf stem can be 1-3cm long. Rhododendron does not usually produce flowers until it is 10-12 yea ...
Rhododendron (Final Draft)
... leaves of Rhododendron are waxy and oval-shaped (See Fig. 5). The upper side is dark green in colour while the lower side is paler and hairless. Leaves are 10-20cm long and range in width from 2-6cm. The leaf stem can be 1-3cm long. Rhododendron does not usually produce flowers until it is 10-12 yea ...
... leaves of Rhododendron are waxy and oval-shaped (See Fig. 5). The upper side is dark green in colour while the lower side is paler and hairless. Leaves are 10-20cm long and range in width from 2-6cm. The leaf stem can be 1-3cm long. Rhododendron does not usually produce flowers until it is 10-12 yea ...
anatomical and chemical adaptation of spartium junceum l. in arid
... A number of anatomical adaptations to an arid habitat can be noted in the microscopic structure of Spartium junceum L. vegetative organs. The xerophytic adaptation of the leaf is seen in its short life and the transformation of its inner structure, with palisade parenchyma dominating. The top part o ...
... A number of anatomical adaptations to an arid habitat can be noted in the microscopic structure of Spartium junceum L. vegetative organs. The xerophytic adaptation of the leaf is seen in its short life and the transformation of its inner structure, with palisade parenchyma dominating. The top part o ...
7. Floss-silk Tree
... dehiscent, growing up to 20 cm long and green through most part of its development, turning brown when mature. The seeds, 100-150, are embedded in white silky floss (hence the name floss-silk tree), which are dispersed by wind when the capsule splits along five sutures, much like the kapok (semal or ...
... dehiscent, growing up to 20 cm long and green through most part of its development, turning brown when mature. The seeds, 100-150, are embedded in white silky floss (hence the name floss-silk tree), which are dispersed by wind when the capsule splits along five sutures, much like the kapok (semal or ...
An Interactive Computerized Botanical Key for
... shrub species were investigated and identified. For speedy and reliable identification, two keys were developed; the first is for all species described when they are leafy, flowery or fruity; while the other is for trees when deciduous, this is based entirely on characters which can be seen the whol ...
... shrub species were investigated and identified. For speedy and reliable identification, two keys were developed; the first is for all species described when they are leafy, flowery or fruity; while the other is for trees when deciduous, this is based entirely on characters which can be seen the whol ...
chapter27_Sections 6
... • In response to night length, companion cells in leaf phloem transcribe more or less of the Flowering locus T (FT) gene • Cells export FT protein into sieve tubes, where it migrates from leaves to shoot tips • FT protein interacts with a transcription factor to transcribe floral identity genes in c ...
... • In response to night length, companion cells in leaf phloem transcribe more or less of the Flowering locus T (FT) gene • Cells export FT protein into sieve tubes, where it migrates from leaves to shoot tips • FT protein interacts with a transcription factor to transcribe floral identity genes in c ...
Lecture Outline
... (1) Hypothesis: Flowers are an adaptation that increases the probability that pollination will occur. (2) Observational evidence in carrion flower (a) The carrion flower smells of rotting flesh. (b) Smell attracts flies that normally lay their eggs in decaying meat. (c) While laying eggs, the flies ...
... (1) Hypothesis: Flowers are an adaptation that increases the probability that pollination will occur. (2) Observational evidence in carrion flower (a) The carrion flower smells of rotting flesh. (b) Smell attracts flies that normally lay their eggs in decaying meat. (c) While laying eggs, the flies ...
Ficus macrophylla
Ficus macrophylla, commonly known as the Moreton Bay fig, is a large evergreen banyan tree of the family Moraceae that is a native of most of the eastern coast of Australia, from the Atherton Tableland (17° S) in the north to the Illawarra (34° S) in New South Wales, and Lord Howe Island. Its common name is derived from Moreton Bay in Queensland, Australia. It is best known for its beautiful buttress roots.As Ficus macrophylla is a strangler fig, seed germination usually takes place in the canopy of a host tree and the seedling lives as an epiphyte until its roots establish contact with the ground. It then enlarges and strangles its host, eventually becoming a freestanding tree by itself. Individuals may reach 60 m (200 ft) in height. Like all figs, it has an obligate mutualism with fig wasps; figs are only pollinated by fig wasps, and fig wasps can only reproduce in fig flowers.Ficus macrophylla is widely used as a feature tree in public parks and gardens in warmer climates such as California, Portugal, Italy (Sicily, Sardinia and Liguria), northern New Zealand (Auckland), and Australia. Old specimens can reach tremendous size. Its aggressive root system allows its use in only the largest private gardens.