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liver coloration

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Paghat's Garden: Hepatica nobilis var acuta, Pallid Blue
... flowering, it does not yet have any new leaves, but has only the beat-up liver-colored leaves remaining from the previous year's growth. No later than the end of ... remain present the rest of the year, until they once again take on their diseased-liver coloration in winter. We also have a powder-blue flowered Hepatica nobilis var obtusa or American ...
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Properties of peaches
... is its wealth in carotenes, among them xantofile is the carotenoid that gives the yellow coloration to this fruit. Among their more interesting virtues we should mention their anticancerous properties especially ... good antioxidant. It is a not very heavy food for the stomach and helps the liver to carry out the digestive processes by increasing the production of the bile so it ...
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Wildflowers of West Virginia
... about the "Doctrine of Signatures". In the "good ole days," people believed that the shape, coloration or some other physical characteristic of the plant indicated its medicinal use. Linnaeus and many ... used this theory in naming plants. The leaves of Hepatica resemble the human liver and the Latin word for liver is hepa. Mertensia virginica can also be seen in abundance in the ...
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Gaudy Ladies: Splash Petal Cattleyas, 24 Apr 96
... splash background gives splash petals with greater splashing -- intensifies the splash in size and/or coloration. C. trianaei var. mooreana genes give splashes. C. intermedia var. aquinii: It is said ... damage; very toxic by inhalation, skin contact, or ingestion; possible teratogen; it targets the liver and kidneys, and damages the bone marrow, nerves, and cardiovascular system; mutagen; the oral ...
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Shady Herbs
... state it has carcinogenic properties and is also toxic to the liver.. Pineapple Sage Salvia elegans Family Lamiaceae KYPhoto(13k) Pineapple Sage ... well in shade. In the summer heat it loses its pink coloration, but will gain it back with the arrival of cool weather ... and pink leaves rather than eating them. 'Chameleon' loses its pink coloration during the summer heat. It is a low growing plant, hardy ...
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Paghat's Garden: Hepatica nobilis var obtusa, Powder Blue
... liver-coloration of winter. Spring's bright green leaves become nicely colored as autumn progresses, until eventually they have taken the "liver" coloration which inspired the name Hepatica, alluding to the hepatic system, or liver ...
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Lamium - Leucosceptrum -- Plant Delights Nursery Catalog Page 69
... ) and red-orange (RHS 42A) on the same flower. It does not have the pink coloration as seen in L. 'Miss Huff'. It has proven to be sterile unless planted in ... produce 1' long, deciduous, strap-like grey-green leaves that are heavily spotted with random liver-colored patterns. Each easy-to-grow, 20" wide clump looks great in the summer rock ...
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