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Thlaspi alpinum
Thlaspi alpinum Thlaspi alpinum Species: Thlaspi alpinum Growth habit: perennial Size of plant not in bloom: 5 cm Flower colour: white Height in bloom: 10 cm Bloom time: early to late May Exposure: afternoon shade, open garden Soil: slightly humousy, gritty Top-dressing or mulch: sandstone chips Special conditions: planted to the east of a vertical rock Propagation: seed Germination: easy, warm ...
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Thlaspi stylosum
Thlaspi stylosum Thlaspi stylosum Species: Thlaspi stylosum Growth habit: mound Size of plant not in bloom: 3 cm Flower colour: pale purple/violet Height in bloom: 4 cm Bloom time: mid-April through early May Exposure: full sun Soil: lean, gritty Top-dressing or mulch: sandstone grit Special conditions: Propagation: seed Germination: easy How long in current location & conditions?: since June ...
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Angiosperm Families - Cruciferae Juss.
... , Streptanthus, Streptoloma, Stroganowia, Stubebdorffia, Subularia, Succowia, Synstemon, Synthlipsis, Taphrospermum, Tauscheria, Teesdalia, Teesdaliopsis, Tetracme, Thelypodiopsis, Thelypodium, Thlaspeocarpa, Thlaspi, Thysanocarpus, Trachystoma, Trichotolinum, Trochiscus, Tropidocarpum, Turritis, Vella, Warea, Weberbauera, Werdermannia, Winklera, Xerodraba, Yinshania, Zerdana, Zilla. For family ...
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FLORA OF NORTH AMERICA - Volumes under Production
... @mobot.org * Thellungiella Al-Shebaz, Ihsan/Ihsan.Al-Shehbaz@mobot.org * Thelypodiopsis Al-Shehbaz, Ihsan/Ihsan.Al-Shehbaz@mobot.org Thelypodium Al-Shehbaz, Ihsan/Ihsan.Al-Shehbaz@mobot.org Thlaspi Al-Shehbaz, Ihsan/Ihsan.Al-Shehbaz@mobot.org * Thysanocarpus Al-Shehbaz, Ihsan/Ihsan.Al-Shehbaz@mobot.org Transberingia Al-Shehbaz, Ihsan/Ihsan.Al-Shehbaz@mobot.org * Tropidocarpum Al-Shehbaz, Ihsan/ ...
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Alpine Garden Society
... Tecophilaea Teesdaliopsis Telekia Telesonix Teline Telopea Templetonia Testacella Tetragonolobus Tetramolopium Teucrium Thalictrum Thamnosma Thapsia Thelymitra Thelypteris Thermopsis Theropogon Therorhodion Thesium Thlaspi Thomasia Thopsia Thrips Thuja Thunbergia Thunia Thylacospermum Thymelaea Thymus Thysanotus Tianschaniella Tiarella Tienshan Tigridia Tile Tilia Tillaea Tofieldia Tolpis ...
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Code of conduct for the conservation and enjoyment of wild plants
... Stachys alpina Limestone Woundwort S. germanica Downy Woundwort Tephroseris integrifolia ssp. maritima South Stack Fleawort Teucrium botrys Cut-leaved Germander T. scordium Water Germander Thlaspi perfoliatum Perfoliate Penny-cress Trichomanes speciosum Killarney Fern Veronica spicata Spiked Speedwell V. triphyllos Fingered Speedwell Viola persicifolia Fen Violet Woodsia alpina Alpine Woodsia W. ...
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IJPS Contents: Vol. 158, No. 2
... loosestrife) to an imposed water gradient K. J. Stevens, R. L. Peterson, and G. R. Stephenson 184-188 Localization of nickel in epidermal subsidiary cells of leaves of Thlaspi montanum var. siskiyouense (Brassicaceae) using energy dispersive X-ray microanalysis Sara M. Heath, Darlene Southworth, and Jad A. D'Allura Systematics 189-197 Ultrastructural studies of Leucangium carthusianum (hypogeous ...
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Ethnobotany Food Uses(t-z)
Ethnobotany Food Uses(t-z) Taraxacum officinale Weber. (dandelion) Leaves used in salads, both cooked or blanched. Roots used as a coffee substitute. Thlaspi arvense L. (penny-cress) Young shoots eaten raw or cooked. Tilia americana L. (Basswood; linden) Tea made from flowers. Buds eaten when needed to survive. Can also be tapped for syrup. Tradescantia virginiana L. (spiderwort) Young shoots ...
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NARGS: Plant of the Month: March 2002
... aizoides is a member of the Brassicaceae, the crucifer family, which also includes many rock garden genera such as Allysum, Aubrieta, Erysimum, Lesquerella, Parrya, Petrocallis, Phoenicaulis, Physaria, Ptilotrichum, and Thlaspi, all with the basic arrangement of four-petalled flowers. Draba is a genus containing many notable rock garden species, more of which may become Plants of the Month. Draba ...
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NARGS: Plant of the Month: May 2004
... is a member of the Brassicaceae, the crucifer family, which also includes many rock garden genera such as Alyssum, Aubrieta, Erysimum, Lesquerella, Parrya, Petrocallis, Phoenicaulis, Physaria, Ptilotrichum, and Thlaspi, all with the basic arrangement of four-petalled flowers. Draba rigida v. bryoides is native to the Caucasus Mountains which separate Europe from Asia. It blooms in mid-spring, a ...
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