spurges

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"S" Common Name Index
... , Germander Spikenard, American Spikenard, Californian Spikenard, Ploughman's Spinach Spinach, New Zealand Spindle Tree Spergularia Spurges Squaw Vine Squill Squirting Cucumber Star Anise Star of Bethlehem Stavasacre Stonecrops Stone Root Storax ...
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INDEX of Poisons
... , Water Mescal Buttons Nightshade, Black Nightshade, Deadly Nux Vomica Paris, Herb Poppy, White Saffron, Meadow Spurges Stavesacre Strophanthus Thornapple Wake Robin, American Yew Common Name Index Index of Recipes Botanical.com ...
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Cactus Definition
... popular Christmas decoration with its large rosettes of usually bright-red bracts. Other Spurges and Their Uses Many spurges are of great economic importance as a source of food, drugs, rubber, and ... the Chinese tallow tree (Sapium sebiferum), a source of grease for candles and soap Various spurges provide medicines, dyes, oils, and other products; primitive peoples utilized the poisonous saps of ...
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Chicago Botanic Garden - 26 Gardens - Plant Information Q&A
... ) Silver Grass (Miscanthus spp.) Shrubs for Fall Color Snowdrops (Leucojum spp.) Spruce, Serbian (Picea omorika) Spurges (Euphorbia spp.) Strawberries (Fragaria x ananassa) Sunflower (Helianthus spp.) Switch Grass, 'Dallas Blues' (Panicum virgatum ...
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New Orchid Display Greenhouse - Devonian Botanic Garden
... for plants of dry locations such as cliffs or tree branches. The cacti and some spurges, Euphorbia spp., store water in swollen stems and so are called ‘stem succulents’. Leaves are ... during droughts, but are not destroyed by desiccation. Cacti and spurges are often armed with formidable arrays of spines, and spurges also have poisonous acrid latex as an additional protection against animals ...
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Species list
... Dicots Onagraceae Willowherbs & fuchsia Dicots Viscaceae Mistletoes Dicots Celastraceae Spindles Dicots Aquifoliaceae Hollies Dicots Euphorbiaceae Spurges Dicots Rhamnaceae Buckthorns Dicots Linaceae Linseeds Dicots Polygalaceae Milkworts Dicots Aceraceae Maples Dicots Oxalidaceae Wood ...
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Species list
... Dicots Onagraceae Willowherbs & fuchsia Dicots Viscaceae Mistletoes Dicots Celastraceae Spindles Dicots Aquifoliaceae Hollies Dicots Euphorbiaceae Spurges Dicots Rhamnaceae Buckthorns Dicots Linaceae Linseeds Dicots Polygalaceae Milkworts Dicots Aceraceae Maples Dicots Oxalidaceae Wood ...
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ANTHOPHYTA
... , lettuces, dandelions, sunflowers) Brassicaceae (Mustards, cabbages, radishes) Cactaceae (Cacti) Cucurbitaceae (Melons, gourds, cucumbers, squashes) Euphorbiaceae (Spurges, poinsettia) Fabaceae (Peas, beans, mesquite, lupines) Malvaceae (Mallows, cotton, okra, hibiscus) Nymphaeaceae (Water lilies) Papaveraceae ...
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Sukkulentenwelt
... 20.-. Sukkulentenwelt 6 Suspended gardens - ephiphytic succulents. 40 pages, CHF 8.- Sukkulentenwelt 7 Euphorbias - succulent spurges. 40 pages, CHF 8.- Sukkulentenwelt 8 Madagascar - an evanescent paradise 84 pages, CHF 10.- Sukkulentenwelt ...
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Genus of the Week
... a particular genus. This week's genus: Euphorbia: The Spurges Subclass: Dicotyledoneae Superorder: Rosidae Order: Euphorbiales Family: Euphorbiaceae; The Spurges Tribe: Euphorbieae Number of Species: more than 2000 Latin Root: " ... of this species (introduced from Europe) as well as the sap of many other Spurges, is caustic and has been blamed for poisoning cattle (Audubon Guide, 1979). According to ...
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