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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Almonds - Herb Profile and Information
... and Information Sweet Almond (Amygdalus communis LINN.) Click on graphic for larger image Almonds Family: N.O. Rosaceae History Description Cultivation ... in any ordinary, well-drained soil, both in open and somewhat sheltered situations, and does well in town gardens. There are ... but it is devoid of Chlorophyll, and usually contains a somewhat larger proportion of Olein than Olive Oil. It is used in ...
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Angiosperm Families - Ancistrocladaceae Planch.
... , panicles or racemes representing lax or rarely condensed dichotomous cymes. Flowers small; regular to somewhat irregular, or very irregular. The floral irregularity involving the perianth (the calyx becoming very ... or 5 (rarely). Androecial members adnate (to the base of the corolla); markedly unequal (5 somewhat larger), or all equal (when only 5); coherent (at the bases of the filaments); 1 ...
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Orchids of Brazil. Taxonomy
... has been a major issue since many decades ago. The flowers of Cattleya loddigesii are somewhat larger and fuller than those of C. harrisoniana, and the color is usually of a much ...
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nvps newsletter autumn 1997:
... this time membership was at a low ebb and the 'National' in our title seemed somewhat overstated. Glad to say that membership has increased to over 150, and we can truly ... , our AGM remains rather lodged in the past. True, it is now held in the somewhat larger Court Oak Methodist Church in Harborne. The attendance has not increased much, although the business ...
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Growing eucalypts from seed
... pot all together, separated, and potted up individually. Planting them in larger flats or seed trays also works, so long as your ... leaves is starting to develop. The cotelydons may be of a somewhat different shape than this in many species. This picture is magnified ... time!) I have mentioned that it is possible to grow eucs somewhat larger and not have problems with their growth being set back (see ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Agrimony (Hemp) - Herb Profile and Information
... centre lobe much larger and also often deeply three-cleft. The uppermost leaves are sometimes found undivided. The composite flowers are in terminal heads, brownish-yellow in colour and somewhat drooping, ... species of Bidens, called B. cernua, popularly known as the Nodding Marigold. The flowers are somewhat larger than B. tripartita,and have a much more decided droop, hence the name 'Nodding.' The ...
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Fruit Insect Focus, August, 1997
... ). The wingspan is 5/8-1 inch (16-25 mm). Females are somewhat larger than males. Both sexes are metallic blue-black with pale yellow ... -black moths that resemble wasps. The male is similar to LPTB, but larger and with narrow yellowish bands on the third through the fifth or sixth abdominal segments (photo 1-126). The female is slightly larger than the male, with a broad orange band on the fourth ...
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European Red Mite
... summer eggs, except that they are a deeper, richer red and somewhat larger. The transverse diameter of the winter eggs averages 0.148 mm. ... that it has eight legs instead of six. It is also somewhat larger and has a deeper, richer color. The size of the protonymph ... these two stages. The deutonymph is slightly richer in color and somewhat larger. In the latter part of this stage, the sexes can be ...
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International Carnivous Plant Society
... diameter when grown under strong light, but may be somewhat larger if grown in lower light levels. The underside of ... Island, Queensland, Australia is similar, but those plants are somewhat larger. Drosera ‘Ruby Slippers’ may be propagated by seed or ... Terrible’ can mimic the appearance of Utricularia nephrophylla, the larger aerial leaves of Utricularia reniformis ‘Enfant Terrible’ are ...
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Chamaecyparis pisifera fact sheet
... green above, with a white broken pattern beneath, somewhat flattened. Flower: Monoecious; males very small (1/8 inch) elongated cone, green, turning brown; females somewhat larger, round, light green. Fruit: Round, 1/ ... brown and scaly. Bark: Grayish to reddish-brown with fibrous, peeling strips, can become somewhat furrowed. Form: Straight form, narrow, open crown, lower limbs die back with age.
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