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Types of Auricula
... other types and have most of the qualities of a good show auricula - flat pips, thrum eyed, circular well defined and proportioned zones, dense unblemished paste ...etc... All conceivable edge configurations are ... to many of the standards of the classic alpine auricula (e.g. farina free, flat, thrum eyed, with circular and well proportioned zones). However some latitude is allowed to the patterning ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Primrose - Herb Profile and Information
... pin-eyed flowers there is only the green knob of the stigma, looking like a pin's head, whereas in the centre of the thrum-eyed ... there are in the pin-eyed flowers five anthers hanging on to the wall of the corolla tube, while in the thrum-eyed, at this same spot, ... of that in the thrum-eyed flower being markedly larger, to allow it to fall on the long stigmas of the pin-eyed flowers and to put ...
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Scottish Rock Garden Club - Plant Portraits Page
... the plants grew and flowered well. Alas no seed was set despite having pin and thrum eyed plants growing side by side. The least successful was without doubt in clay pots in ... in a cool north facing frame. As flowering begins, select an assortment of pin and thrum eyed plants, take them into a cool greenhouse and cross-pollinate. The plants should then be ...
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Scottish Rock Garden Club - Plant Portraits Page
... time in May 2000. Luckily two of the plants are pin eyed and two are thrum. The colours of the pin and thrum flowers are quite different, see below (although four plants is ... know if anyone else out there still has plants of this lovely species. P.dickieana - thrum eyed flower P.dickieana - pin eyed flower ^ back to the top ^
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Pretty Partridgeberry—A Native Groundcover With Lots of Star Potential
... fertilization and fertilization between like individuals, thus facilitating cross-pollination between pin and thrum morphs and, ultimately, genetic diversity within the species. Partridgeberry has another feature ... deerberry, running fox). Others refer to its unique methodology of fruit production (oneberry, two-eyed berry) and floral display (twinflower). "Squawberry" and "squaw vine" refer to the ...
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Botany L-Z
... to convert carbon dioxide and water into sugars and starches to feed the plant. Pin-eyed ~ a flower in which the stigma is visible in the throat (e.g. some Primulas ... or herb). For a description and photo of the seedling, see the Weed Identification Chart Thrum-eyed ~ a flower in which the thrums (stamens) are visible in the throat, as in some ...
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