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Ribes aureum... Golden Currant
... less than 3 meters tall, spines and prickles lacking. The berries were eaten fresh or dried for future use by the Okanagan-Colville and Yakama. Habitat: streambanks and washes in grassland or ... the east side of the Rocky Mountains, Saskatchewan and South Dakota to New Mexico Distribution of genus: 120 species: Northern Hemisphere and temperate South America More information about this plant ...
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Ribes bracteosum... Stink Currant
... Thayne Tuason Flowers: inflorescence erect, 20 to 50 flowered; sepals 3 to 5 mm, green and often tinged purplish-brown; petals less than 1 mm, white; hypanthium saucer shaped ... and yellow glands Plant: less than 4 meters tall; spines and prickles lacking. Berries eaten fresh, or boiled and dried for future use in the West Cascades by the Bella Coola, Hanaksiala, Southern Kwakiutl, Makah, and ...
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The Epi (Epiphyllum or Epicacti) characteristics
... Night flowering epies Disocactus amia... Rhipsalis Hybridizing Diso old and new names Hoyas Seed Growing Observations To return ... growth areas or points where new growth and or flowers emerge. note no spines on this second one, but minor indents ... and generally they are easy to grow providing a few plant care techniques are applied. They produce edible fruit and most do not have the spines or prickles ...
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The Cycad Pages
... a naked subterranean stem producing one to many short, slender, determinate leaf and conebearing branches, sometimes themselves branched. New leaves emerging singly. Cataphylls absent. Leaves: ... and often a true terminal leaflet, lower leaflets not reduced to spines. Petioles lacking spines or prickles. Leaflets flat, lacking a midrib, with numerous subparallel longitudinal veins and stomata ...
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The Cycad Pages
... Southern Africa: Stangeria eriopus Distinguishing characters: Leaves pinnate Leaflets with a midrib and lateral veins Leaflets not articulated Sporophylls in vertical rows in cones ... and often a true terminal leaflet, lower leaflets not reduced to spines. Petioles lacking spines or prickles. Leaflets flat, penniveined, with a large midrib and numerous subparallel, bifurcating lateral veins and ...
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Key to Native and Naturalized Genera of Ingeae
... plant armed at nodes with a pair of epidermal prickles, see Acacia] 2. Stipules not modified into spines, the stem-nodes armed with: 3. A spine ... .................................. ........Zygia odoratissima (Ducke) L. Rico 42. Pinnae plurijug.; no intrastaminal disc; cultivated and locally naturalized. 43. Fls pedicellate, the racemes borne in contemporary lf-axils.................. ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Ash, Prickly - Herb Profile and Information
... and alternate branches, which are covered with sharp and strong prickles: the common footstalk is also sometimes prickly, and also the bark. It belongs to the Yellow Wood family (Rutaceae), which all possess aromatic and ... part. The Southern bark, which is more frequently sold, is 1/12 inch thick and has conical, corky spines, sometimes 4/5, inch in height. Xanthoxcylin is included in the United ...
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Cycad International : Katherine NT Australia
... $0.00 Lepidozamia Peroffskyana. Description Size US Price Beatiful long lucid, shiny leaves, no spines or prickles, suited for indoors when small, will grow leaves to over 2 meters long ideal indoors ... Queensland Blue Grass Tree. Please Inquire for these Unique Premium Plants. The Rare and Unique Multi-trunked and Branched specimens are collected for special orders only as the rarity of these ...
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Currants and Gooseberries in the Home Garden
... and fruit color; gooseberry canes normally produce a spine at each leaf node and bear roughly grape-sized berries singly or in groups of 2 or 3, while currant canes lack spines or prickles and ... , has few spines, and produces dull red fruit of somewhat larger size than Pixwell. Hinnomake Red A newer cultivar from Finland, Hinnomake Red is reported to be mildew resistant and productive with flavor ...
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... of thorns by branches and spines by leaves, the bark of the stem itself can grow faster in one spot than elsewhere and produce a prickle - such as the prickles of roses, Chorisias, or ... our garden, show water storage capability and concommitant structures that serve to protect the fleshy storage tissues. In cacti the leaves are commonly modified as spines and in the euphorbs, the stipules are ...
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