creeping rhizomes

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Specialty Perennial: Solomon seals
... rock garden. The Name poly-gonatum means = many-jointed, in reference to the knobby jointed rhizomes. Solomon seals are grown for their nice architectural qualities having graceful unbranched stems that arch ... range in China - 800-2200 m. Very short stocky growths of almost paired leaves over creeping rhizomes, a nice small species bearing small hanging white flowers with tiny green tips. Leaves are ...
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Bamboo
... Photosynthesis In Purslane (Portulaca) Bamboos typically form dense, impenetrable clumps or spread by creeping rhizomes. Clumping bamboos are mostly native to tropical contries, such as Indonesia, Burma, Brazil, ... Running bamboo (Phyllostachys vivax), a fast-growing species that spreads by horizontal, multi-culmed rhizomes. Thatching From The Bayleaf Palm Of Belize For centuries, Marsh Arabs of Iraq ...
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Fruit Terminology (Part 1)
... been planted on road cuts for erosion control, but is a very invasive perennial with creeping rhizomes and prolific seed production. Stick-tights or beggar's-ticks (Desmodium cuspidatum) produces slender loments ... in northern San Diego County. It is an annual with a fibrous root system (without rhizomes). The leafy stems are erect or ascending (curving upward from the base). The leaves are ...
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... , Ampelopteris, Huperzia and a number of other genera. Some species with long creeping rhizomes can extend over large areas and it may not be obvious ... creeping underground rhizomes in this manner; Gleicheniaceae genera (Gleichenia, Sticherus, Dicranopteris) and bracken (Pteridium) are good examples. Similarly populations of climbing epiphytes may be increased in extent and mass as rhizomes ...
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Bamboo Rhizomes
Bamboo Rhizomes Creeping rhizomes of this bamboo produce robust vertical green shoots. At the left, a new shoot with large leaves is rapidly emerging. the leaves of older shoots have abscised, leaving the circular leaf scars. Above the node, an axillary bud can be observed. [Return to Text]
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A DAY IN THE MOUTH OF BENNY GOODMAN
... like a clump-forming bamboo, with many stems (culms) arising from thick, creeping rhizomes (Examples: rhizomes and more rhizomes). It generally grows in subtropical regions along streams and drainage ditches, but can ... constructing fences, or fishing poles. The plant is easily propagated by cutting up the rhizomes (often called "roots") and permitting the rhizome to form new green shoots and ...
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Orchids, orchid growing information, orchid care and orchid pictures - Bribie Island Orchid Society
... host in nature is the "river oak"- Casuarina cunninghamiana. It is a small species with creeping rhizomes, sometimes growing into large clumps but more usually strung out in long lines. It is ...
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Ornamental Grasses for North Carolina
... ) - An excellent grass for mass planting or as a specimen plant. Spreads by under-ground creeping rhizomes. Grows to 2 to 5 ft with rich, green color during spring and summer. Dries ...
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Enlarged ViewJohnsongrass creeping perennial with large rhizomes Use your web browser's Back button to return to the previous page.
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Enlarged ViewWirestem muhly creeping perennial with scaly rhizomes Use your web browser's Back button to return to the previous page.
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