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Bromeliads
... except for a few species that grow on rocks. Plant species vary in size from tiny to large. Some species have leaves that are ... in selecting a spot for a particular plant. Generally bromeliad species with hard, thick, gray, gray-green or fuzzy foliage withstand ... Plants in the genera Dyckia, Puyas, Hechtias, Ananas and the hard-leaved species in Aechmea and Billbergia grow best at high light levels. ...
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Specialty Perennial: Solomon seals
... are over 60 species of Polygonatum growing native in North America, Europe, Asia, Japan and Siberia. Most species are good sized ... of almost paired leaves over creeping rhizomes, a nice small species bearing small hanging white flowers with tiny green tips. ... favorite and a little gem. A slowly spreading upright small leaved species. Leaves are ½ inches long, hairless. Flowers are produced singly ...
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Tree Physiology, Volume 26, 2005: Contents
... Tree Physiology 26:211–218 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ] Stomatal characteristics of riparian poplar species in a semi-arid environment David W. Pearce, Sandra Millard, Douglas F. Bray ... Summary ] [ Full Text ] Physiological basis of seasonal trend in leaf photosynthesis of five evergreen broad-leaved species in a temperate deciduous forest Yoshiyuki Miyazawa and Kihachiro Kikuzawa Volume 26 Issue: ...
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Species Rhododendron
... leaved species. Conversely, the elepidote rhododendrons don't have leaf scales and are generally the large-leaved species. Azaleas are among the elepidotes even though they usually have small leaves. There are about 747 species ...
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Japanese Rhododendron
... of pools and streams, under trees or against rocks. Several of the small-leaved species are pruned into rounded bushes or low cushion shapes. Not surprisingly, the ... cutting. The Rhododendron and Azalea Bookstore Genus Rhododendron Azaleas Rhododendron & Azalea Web Sites Species Rhododendron Hybrid Rhododendrons Japanese Rhododendrons Dwarf Rhododendrons Rhododendrons for Shade Evergreen Azaleas ...
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Air Pollution Injury
... istic symptom of fluoride production of aluminum, injury occurring on broad- steel, ceramics and leaved species at the leaf phosphorus chemicals and tips and margins where the fertilizers. fluoride accumulates. ... combustion. silvering of the lower leaf Nitrates (PAN) surface with PAN. Leaves of sensitive species develop a slightly oily or waxy appearance two to three hours after exposure. Glazed ...
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A BEGINNERS VIEW OF PAPHIOPEDILUM CULTURE
... which species come from which area, and what culture conditions you should provide. The species Paphiopedilum is divided into several sub-species and within those sub-species there ... species. Members of this group range from terrestrial through epiphytic and lithophytic. Most grow in only partially shaded situations and are tolerant of higher light intensities than are the mottled leaved species ...
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Ficus sp.
... -rock styles. Ficus can be used for all sizes of bonsai, although, obviously, the small-leaved species make the best miniature bonsai. Leaf pruning can be used to reduce leaf size. Ficus ... leaves if overwatered or given too little light (see addenda for individual Ficus care). Some species suitable for bonsai: Ficus altissima: lofty fig Ficus aurea: Florida fig Ficus benjamina: weeping fig ...
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Prairie Restorations Inc - Species list and photo gallery, p. 4
... Headquarters Prairie Garden Residential Prairie Restoration Galloway Park Trees & Shrubs Species are listed alphabetically by scientific name. The underlined species have a page in the photo gallery with a photo ... that species' ID page. Common name Scientific name Plants per 4" pot Plants per 1 gallon pot Plants per 3 gallon pot New Jersey tea Ceanothus americanus $4.00 -- -- Alternate-leaved ...
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Arrow-leaved aster
Arrow-leaved aster Hoary vervain (Verbena stricta) The shaded area reflects the part of Minnesota this species is native to: Continue to next photo Back to Plant & Seed List Soil Moisture: Dry to Mesic (medium) Soil Type: Sand Sun Exposure: Full to Partial sun Habitat: Sandy or gravelly prairies & savannas Height: 2-3 ft. Bloom: June-Sept.
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