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Angiosperm Families - Acanthaceae Juss.
... , Trichanthera, Trichocalyx, Ulleria, Vavara, Vindasia, Warpuria, Xantheranthemum, Xerothamnella, Yeatesia, Zygoruellia. Economic uses, etc. A few cultivated ornamentals: Acanthus, Aphelandra, Fittonia, Beloperone, Justicia, etc. Illustrations. • Technical details - Adhatoda (~Justicia), Ruellia. • Technical details - Justicia (Thonner). • Acanthus (inflorescence). This description is offered for ...
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Orchids & frogs - how to combine? - Terrariums Forum - GardenWeb
... the side of the tank. Also, choose non-toxic plants for the floor of the tank (anything that isn't poisonous for cats and dogs will do fine) like snakeplants (Sanservia or a similar spelling), fittonia, Ludisia discolor (if you want an orchid for the bottom of the tank which is affordable and will grow back quick enough if attacked by crickets), bromeliads, etc. Post a Follow-Up Please Note: Only ...
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Foliage Plants - GardenWeb
... posted on Sun, Nov 5, 06 at 20:43 Coleus for full sun? Posted by: amaretto 10 on Mon, Sep 25, 06 at 13:12 3 follow-ups, last one posted on Sun, Nov 5, 06 at 17:22 what do curling fittonia leaves mean? Posted by: otternymph 11104 on Thu, Oct 12, 06 at 23:35 8 follow-ups, last one posted on Tue, Oct 31, 06 at 22:51 Gold Dust Plant with leaves problems... Posted by: monjolijardin z10 CA on Wed, Oct ...
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... , Nov 25, 06 at 1:56 Anyone have a variegated Schlumbergera? Posted by: mrbrownthumb z5 Chicago on Wed, Nov 22, 06 at 13:28 2 follow-ups, last one posted on Fri, Nov 24, 06 at 15:42 Update on Fittonia--mushrooms! Posted by: otternymph 7 on Sun, Nov 12, 06 at 13:02 16 follow-ups, last one posted on Fri, Nov 24, 06 at 13:37 Ficus sylvie has lots of brown spots on lower leaves Posted by: frank.flynn ...
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... last one posted on Thu, Sep 7, 06 at 19:59 Pots at Jo-Ann Fabrics! Posted by: pepperomia 6 - OH on Wed, Sep 6, 06 at 17:57 3 follow-ups, last one posted on Thu, Sep 7, 06 at 19:01 Anyone a Fittonia lover? Posted by: smithjm z9 FL on Wed, Sep 6, 06 at 15:30 7 follow-ups, last one posted on Thu, Sep 7, 06 at 11:04 Sphagnum Moss vs Spanish Moss Posted by: littlehippygirl on Wed, Sep 6, 06 at 0:55 4 ...
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... with Glenn Shepard, a PhD candidate in anthropology at UC Berkeley, and local guides. Mamperikipini, Fittonia sp. Acanthaceae, with guardian insect. Elias, our guide, said that the insect was really a ... mind that we were harvesting specimens. He replied that our good intentions were apparent. Mamperikipini, Fittonia sp. detail. This species is employed by the Kofan and Siona-Secoya tribes of the ...
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Flora of Ecuador: Acanthaceae - 2/6
Flora of Ecuador: Acanthaceae - 2/6 [2/6] Photographer: Morley Read Date: 2/2/02 21:02:10 Name: Fittonia sp. Family: Acanthaceae Province: Pastaza Location: Palora, Altitude: 900m Notes:
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Flora of Ecuador: Acanthaceae - 3/6
Flora of Ecuador: Acanthaceae - 3/6 [3/6] Photographer: Morley Read Date: 2/2/02 21:02:25 Name: Fittonia sp. Family: Acanthaceae Province: Pastaza Location: Palora, Altitude: 900m Notes:
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Glasshouses - Cambridge University Botanic Garden.
... the wet tropical regions of the world. In the central Palm House the species represent a rainforest with a high dense canopy and dark forest floor. Many of the forest floor species such as Fittonia are familiar as house plants since they tolerate low light levels. The tall tree species include economic species such as Hevea brasiliensis (rubber), Swietenia sp (mahogany) and Cabomba (kapok). The ...
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Botanical
... is found in various parts of the world including North America, Japan... Firmiana This attractive, tender tree is a native of Africa and Asia. F.simplex is commonly known as the Chin... Fittonia These tropical, creeping perennials are natives of Peru. They are grown for their ornamental foliage... Foeniculum F. vulgare variety dulce is the botanical name for this half-hardy or biennial, Sweet ...
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