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... Dictionary ALKALOID: ALLELE: AMERICAN HEMEROCALLIS SOCIETY (AHS): ANEUPLOID: ANGIOSPERMS: ANTHER: ANTHESIS: APHIDS: ARMILLARIA ... GENETIC DRIFT: GENOME: GENOTYPE: GENUS: GERMINATION: GRASSHOPPERS: HALO: HAPLOID: HARDY: HEMEROCALLIDACEAE: HEMEROCALLIS: HEMEROCALLIS GALL MIDGE: HOMOZYGOTE: HYBRID: INTERVEINAL CHLOROSIS: INTRODUCED: JAPANESE BEETLE: LARGE-FLOWERED DAYLILY: LEAF, LEAVES: LEAF STREAK: ...
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Daylily Dictionary: AHS
... Daylily Dictionary: AHS AMERICAN HEMEROCALLIS SOCIETY (AHS) The organization designated by the Royal Horticulture Society for registering clones of the genus Hemerocallis (daylilies). The American Hemerocallis Society, Inc. ( ... and improvement of the genus Hemerocallis and public interest therein. AHS membership information can be found here. Return to Terms Page Return to Daylily Image Map Return ...
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AHS FAQ1 Page
... AHS Daylily Dictionary for additional material on many of the topics below: What is a daylily? Why is the daylily the perfect perennial? Where did daylilies originate? What are the parts of a daylily? ... light conditions. Known to bloom from late spring until autumn. Where did daylilies originate? The genus Hemerocallis is native to the countries in the temperate parts of AsiaJapan, Siberia, Korea, ...
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Daylily Dictionary: Black or Near Black
... Daylily Dictionary: Black or Near Black BLACK or NEAR BLACK: There is no true "black" daylily because a gene for the color (black) is not known to exist is the genus Hemerocallis. "Black" or ... by Rebecca Board, used with permission. Cultivar: JUNGLE BEAUTY Return to Terms Page Return to Daylily Image Map Return to AHS Home Page © Copyright 2000 by the American Hemerocallis Society, all ...
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The American Hemerocallis Society: Foreword
... American Hemerocallis Society Daylily Dictionary. In response to the query from the Robin member and new fancier of the genus Hemerocallis, I wrote something like, "Ya know, somebidy oughta create a daylily dickshunery," ... this project. Susan Bergeron volunteered to gather information on critters that prove harmful to the daylily, and went so far as to gather the images of those critters from her ...
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Daylily Dictionary: Daylily
... Daylily Dictionary: Daylily DAYLILY: Plants of the genus Hemerocallis, family Hemerocallidaceae. Some older references may still include Hemerocallis in the lily family, Liliaceae. Generally, a single daylily bud is in bloom for a ... 1923 edition, Preface, p. x and p. 199. Return to Terms Page Return to Daylily Image Map Return to AHS Home Page © Copyright 2000, 2006 by the American Hemerocallis ...
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Daylily Dictionary: Genus
... Daylily Dictionary: Genus GENUS: A category of classification ranking between the family and the species. For example, the several species of oak collectively form the genus Quercus; of daylilies, the several ... genus Hemerocallis; of horses, asses (note the comma between the two preceding words) and zebras, the genus Equus. (But see Hemerocallis) Plural, genera. Return to Terms Page Return to Daylily ...
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Daylily Dictionary: HEMEROCALLIDACEAE
... Daylily Dictionary: HEMEROCALLIDACEAE HEMEROCALLIDACEAE HEMEROCALLIDACEAE: (hem err oh kal ahh DAY see eye). The genus Hemerocallis was assigned its own family name in 1982 by Dahlgren and Clifford. (See pp. 36-39, "Biosystematics," by Barr Daylily Journal, vol. 42, no. 2 ...
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Daylily Dictionary: Hemerocallis
... Daylily Dictionary: Hemerocallis HEMEROCALLIS: The scientific name for the daylily. (From the Greek hemera day + kallos beauty). Originally the genus Hemerocallis was placed in the lily family, Liliaceae, but more recently it has been moved to the family Hemerocallidaceae. Return to Terms Page Return to Daylily Image ...
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Daylily Dictionary: Species
... Daylily Dictionary: Species SPECIES: A category of classification lower than a genus or subgenus and above a subspecies or variety. A group of animals or plants that ... Photo: Timm Kuster, used with permission. Species: H. Middendoffii Return to Terms Page Return to Daylily Image Map Return to AHS Home Page © Copyright 2000 by the American Hemerocallis Society, all ...
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