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Conservation: Those Adorable Minis, by Marilyn Light, 12 Aug 98
... temperamental and others, very forgiving. These are some of the clues we can use to successfully raise miniature orchids. 1 - ... vigor and adapt more readily to hobbyist conditions. 3 - Look to the ROOTS. Roots that are thick suggest a ... look for seed-raised specimens. runnerrick (Rick in Portland, OR) Thanks, Marilyn. I have Capanemia falcata and uliginosa. They came from a flask and did well for ...
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Entomology and Pest Management
... types cause characteristic types of damage which can be used as clues for identification of the pest. Just as you can identify mammals by ... is a good idea for the gardener to purchase and use a small magnifying or hand lens. Use it to look for insect eggs and to ... not form. The intermediate stage is called the nymph. Nymphal stages look like the adult, but they may have different color markings and ...
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Viburnum Leaf Beetle (VLB) Citizen Science, Cornell University
... what to look for when. Locate one or more viburnums to observe. See The Plant for tips on where to look for viburnum shrubs and the viburnum key to make sure it is a viburnum species. This pest only attacks viburnum species. Inspect your viburnum shrub for ... on, or as the season progress more plant clues (such as leaves, flowers, fruit) will make identification easier ...
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Growing vegetables on Leeds allotments - Choosing Seeds
... defeats the point of it all! I like my vegetables to look uneven, to be of different size and colour, and to mature ... a couple of days, or next week. Some of the positive clues I look for - older varieties of any vegetable in the catalogues - special favourite ... 'm not jumping at the chance of growing seeds developed for commercial operations. "Good for home freezing" - suggests that all the crop will ...
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Growing vegetables on Leeds allotments - Slugs and Snails (pests?)
... to work backwards to find out what was working - the only clues I could think of were --- The Basics I have indicated the ... 'll know where to look for your slug population before they mature and breed. Slug control can be a real pleasure, for you and the ... our plots. Potatoes Some varieties are very toothsome morsels for underground slugs. A couple of clues to dealing with them. My first earlies sustain ...
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NOVA | Archive | Forensics | PBS
... Man, the greatest scientific fraud of the 20th century? Bombing of America Forensic scientists search for clues hidden within the chaos of crime scenes to help law enforcement find the Unabomber. Brain ... aviation history reveals telling clues to the cause of a disaster off Nova Scotia. Curse of T. rex How do paleontologists and commercial fossil hunters know where to look for rare and priceless ...
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NOVA | Archive | C | PBS
... ? Crash of Flight 111 One of the most exhaustive investigations in aviation history reveals telling clues to the cause of a disaster off Nova Scotia. Crocodiles! Scientists examine the life of ... dinosaurs. Curse of T. rex How do paleontologists and commercial fossil hunters know where to look for rare and priceless dinosaur bones? Cut to the Heart Ever since World War II, physicians ...
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Chapter 3: Trachycarpus key
... 'coolies' for weeks at a time on plant hunting expeditions. Their reports are truly fascinating and have provided valuable clues on ... in the wild are rather exposed and windy. Cultivated plants look quite different and would sometimes hardly seem to be the ... for example, could be home to existing or even new species, but we will not know until the dreadful regime there falls and we can go and look for ...
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Return to Gregory Bald
... one of these clearings, Gregory Bald, is a very special place for azalea fanciers. Located on the Tennessee-North Carolina border in ... Wayside Gardens and planted them up on top of this mountain. Look around the base. There must be labels somewhere!" We took many ... must not lose these treasures. Second, we should continue to look for subtle clues as to the origins of the azaleas that made their way ...
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Return to Gregory Bald - Part 6
... ? We must not lose these treasures. Second, we should continue to look for subtle clues as to the origins of the azaleas that made their way to this ... the trail. With cane in one hand and cell phone in pocket for emergency assistance, they confided that they had to see the azaleas one more time. And so it will be with me, for it is in my blood. If the azaleas are in bloom and ...
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