solitary rosettes

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Agave
... of succulent plants, including the Agavaceae which form distinctive rosettes and flower spikes. Liliaceae The name Agave is attributed to Linnaeus ... had plenty of offset non-flowering rosettes for other years. The leaves of the rosettes are armed with lethal stiff ... this species, the plants in this location were growing as solitary rosettes. The annual precipitation is higher and the climate cooler ...
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Bulbine latifolia
... flower in the first season. Description Rapid growing succulent plant, aloe-like in appearance, forming solitary rosettes up to 20 cm high. Roots fleshy, yellowish, terete(circular in cross-section). The leaves ...
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Agavaceae
... of plants thus compensating for loss of flowering rosettes. A few species remain solitary, relying on seed production for survival of the ... at up to 6000ft in the mountains of Mexico. The solitary rosettes can grow up to 6ft in diameter, so make a splendid ... of this species, the plants in this location were growing as solitary rosettes. The annual precipitation is higher and the climate cooler in ...
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Ariocarpus fissuratus
... surface of the compost. Description: They are geophyte plants that produce small star-shaped rosettes. They are usually solitary, rarely giving rise to side shoots from old areoles, flattened on top, depressed ...
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Echeveria purpusorum
... for many years to get a nice specimen . Growth habit: Succulent rosettes up to 6 cm in diameter, usually solitary but occasionally older plant can produce some basal proliferation. Propagation: Usually by ...
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Angiosperm Families - Boraginaceae Juss.
... ; ‘herbaceous’; petiolate to sessile; non-sheathing, or sheathing (sometimes, in basal rosettes); not gland-dotted; simple; epulvinate. Lamina entire; usually narrow, linear to lanceolate. ... mesophyll commonly containing calcium oxalate crystals. The mesophyll crystals raphides, or druses, or solitary-prismatic. Midrib conspicuous. Main veins vertically transcurrent, or embedded. Minor leaf veins ...
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Gardening with Bevan & Margaret
... ground cover, stem being erect and flowering, leaves silvery grey and small, occuring in tiny rosettes, flowers are small, white and daisy like. GOODENIA LANATA Native of Tasmania. NSW & Vic. Evergreen ... or coarsely serrate margins and approx.7 cm long, flowers are yellow, fan shaped and solitary in late spring to summer. Plant likes a sunny position and is frost resistant. MESEMBRYANTHEMUM ...
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Institute for Aloe Studies - Plant Descriptions
... aloe, usually solitary, bluish-green leaves, flower color ranges from red to yellow, nice looking flowers, seeds sown 10/29/99, seeds from Silverhill seeds Aloe gerstneri - South Africa, single rosettes, ... was a window plant in smallish pots, our plants are actually 3-5 rosettes Aloe imalotensis - Madagascar-usually solitary but occasionally forms offsets, bluish-green leaves that tinge red in the ...
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Pteridophytes
... 1 Leaves microphyllous, simple or once-divided, with a single vein and no petiole; sporangia solitary or in 2 - 3-celled synangia, axillary or on peltate sporophylls (fern allies)... ...2 ... axis; leaves linear with 4 large longitudinal air-chambers Isoetaceae Terrestrial or epiphytic herbs, never rosettes nor corm-like, axis elongate and mostly branched; leaves short, without air-chambers ... 5 5 ...
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ACE Numbers & Field Notes
... solitary, sometimes in twos. Collected 24/9/94 Androsace delavayi ACE1482 (Section Aretia; Subsection aretia) Dequn, Beima Shan. 4,485m. Open exposed slopes among Rhododendrons. Mat forming with rosettes of grey-green foliage to 30cm across. Flowers solitary on peduncles 2mm high. Seed capsules reddish. Collected 28/9 ...
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