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Angiosperm Families - Chenopodiaceae Vent.
... .g. Salicornia). Leaves well developed, or much reduced, or absent. Plants with roots; succulent, or non-succulent. Annual, or biennial, or perennial (often glaucous); with a basal aggregation of ... opposite, connate (not uncommonly, e.g. represented by lobed cupules at the internodes of succulent stems), or not connate; sheathing, or non-sheathing; simple; epulvinate. Lamina dissected, or entire; ...
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Fruit5
... use excess levels of nitrogen. Prune during dormant months. Summer pruning may encourage tender succulent growth which is more susceptible to disease. Remove overwintering bacteria cankers by pruning. ... environment is favorable for disease development. In the fall, bacteria are carried to young, succulent stems where infection is through natural openings. If the trees have stopped active growth, ...
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FPHG -
... bud. Eggs hatch in 2 to 4 weeks, and the yellowish, wingless nymphs move to succulent stems and developing leaves to feed. Nymphs are flattened, covered with honeydew, have sucking mouth parts ...
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Gardening with Bevan & Margaret
... sunny position and is frost resistant. MESEMBRYANTHEMUM Bright Orange (Pig Face) Pretty orange flowers, succulent stems, leaves are greyish green, flowers are daisy like, and open in the full sun. ... CALENDULACEA (Dune Fan Flower) Native of Tasmania, NSW, Vic, Qld, SA, evergreen shrub/groundcover, stems prostrate, dense plant with a massed display of vivid blue-mauve flowers. SCHIZOCENTRON ELEGANS ...
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Biomes
... dominated by drought resistant trees and shrubs and numerous species of cacti with spine-covered succulent stems containing water storage tissue. Shadscale scrub, a California plant community dominated by low-growing species ...
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Vegetative Terminology (Part 1)
... Pachycaul Succulents (1987), Gordon Rowley summarizes three main types of enlarged stems, including succulent, caudiciform and pachycaul stems. In succulent stems, the stems are typically photosynthetic and covered with protective spines. This adaptation ... cliffs. A single rosette of leaves arise from the top of a thick, succulent stem, like a cabbage head on a baseball bat. The rosette varies in ...
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Liliidae UW Aberystwyth Botanic Gardens
... showy, scented flowers and well developed nectaries (nectar glands). Liliidae species often have tough succulent stems to survive stressful conditions; lilies often have subterranean bulbs or rhizomes, while the orchids ... Agave family This family includes Yucca (Joshua tree) and Dracaena (Dragon tree). These plants have stems that appear woody, but as monocots they do not have the dicot type of ...
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Cactus and Succulent Society of America - Journal 2006 No 4
... of America - Journal 2006 No 4 CSSA VOL.78, July-August 2006 No.4 Succulent and Xeromorphic Bromeliads of Brazil Part 3: Encholirium maximum, Orthophytum burle-marxii & Dyckia goehringii Pierre ... wonderful mimicry plants easily passed over as dead, so wrinkled and cryptically colored are their succulent stems. Nevertheless, local people often consume them as a fresh, vegetable snack! Being a member ...
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Propagation of succulent plants
... and time become the limiting factors. Index cuttings division grafting offsets See also: Cultivation of succulent plants Cultivation of Asclepiads Pests and diseases Raising cacti and other succulents from seed Email ... a large solitary specimen. Other species produce minature plants on the edges of leaves, flower stems or flower heads, and these can also be removed and potted up. Grafting Grafting is ...
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About succulent plants
... succulent plants What is a Succulent Plant? Succulent (Latin: succos = juice, sap) plants from more than 60 families and 300 genera have evolved special water-storage tissues in thickened or swollen leaves, stems ... of photosynthetic tissue. Examples: Aloe, Haworthia, Lithops, Sempervivum. Stem Succulents: Fleshy stems contain water storage cells overlaid by photosynthetic tissue. Leaves are almost ...
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