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APSnet Education Center - Introductions to the Major Pathogen Groups - Introduction to Parasitic Flowering Plants
... and scale leaves. In contrast, many of the photosynthetic root hemiparasites would not be recognized as being parasites by the casual observer because they are green with fully formed leaves. ... 25). This highly specialized part of the life cycle is subterranean, lacks chlorophyll, possesses scale leaves and produces abundant adventitious roots from which additional haustoria can arise. The seedling ...
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Angiosperm Families - Balanophoraceae L.C. & A. Rich.
... exhibiting scale-leaves in only one genus. The inflorescence develops within the ‘tuber’, ultimately rupturing it and exhibiting its remains as a ‘volva’ at the base). Leaves much reduced ... parasitic. Parasitic on roots of the host (of trees). Annual to perennial (without chlorophyll). Leaves when present, membranous. Stem anatomy. Secondary thickening absent. Xylem with vessels, or without ...
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How do I rid my plants of scale and mealybugs? - Cacti & Succulents
... Zone Finder Garden Bazaar GardenWeb Store How do I rid my plants of scale and mealybugs? Scale and mealybugs are related insects, and since their life cycles closely parallel each ... include injudicious spraying that kills the predators but leaves the scale eggs alive, introduction of a new, more favorable host plant, etc. Major predators of scale include lacewings, ladybugs, parasitic wasps, and ...
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oil/soap scale spray - Orchids Forum - GardenWeb
... there something I'm missing? Follow-Up Postings: RE: oil/soap scale spray clip this post email this post what is this? see ... leaves, it will be less effective. Murphy's oil soap counts as soap, not oil. The active ingredient is Potassium hydroxide. RE: oil/soap scale ... a collection of large cattleyas which were eventually determined to have scale. Last week I used a Bayer systemic, next week I will ...
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Scale Insects
... Scale Insects Scale Insects GardenLine | Common Saskatchewan Pests | Scale Insects Scale insects derive their name from the scale or shell-like outer covering of ... of these insects appear as bumps on the stems or leaves. The protective shell can very small or quite large. See ... appear as light brown soft bumps on the leaves and stems of plants. Outdoors, scale insects overwinter as eggs under a shell. ...
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The Cycad Pages
... by equal division of the growing apex) or adventitious (arising from undifferentiated cortical tissues). Leaves are spirally arranged in crowns on the stem apex, pinnate (bipinnate in Bowenia), ... are present in some genera not occurring in Australia). Leaves are pubescent when young. Leaves are interspersed with reduced scale-leaves, known as cataphylls (except in Stangeriaceae). Sporophylls of both ...
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Leaves
Leaves Needles or scale-like leaves (conifers) Ordinary leaves (broadleaf)
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Euonymus Scale
... State University Extension Ornamental Plants plus Version 3.0 - 00001751 11/12/99 Euonymus Scale These scales can kill euonymus and other shrubs and vines. The scales overwinter as grayish ... are seen. Stems of infested plants may be heavily encrusted. The lower surface of the leaves may have insects feeding on it with the upper surface showing yellow spots. Large portions ...
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Gainesville Camellia Society- Florida--growing and showing camellia flowers
... , but not all, camellia diseases can be identified by symptoms expressed in the leaves. Here are thumbnail pictures of leaves showing camellia disease sysmptoms. Click on the thumbnails to see larger images ... is algae leaf spot The small, distorted leaves are due to aphid damage. The brown, oblong specks are camellia scale. The bronzing of the leaves is due to excessive spider mite damage. The ...
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Australian Pine
... long, soft, gray/green needles but these "needles" are actually multi-jointed branchlets, the true leaves being rather inconspicuous. These "needles" sway gently in the breeze and give off a ... A large evergreen tree resembling conifers, with thin crown of drooping branches and with leaves reduced to scale. Leaves like a horsetail. Useful as wind breakers, especially near the sea. The most widely ...
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