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Ligusticum grayi Page 2
... is much larger and more potent than the other related Ligusticums. All these Ligusticums have winged fruits. All should be useful medicinally, although differing in strength. True Lovage, Levisticum officinale was originally ...
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Deciduous Trees and Shrubs With All-Season Interest, HYG-1143-96
... before the leaves. Dark green leaves turn yellow and fall very early in autumn. Dry, winged fruits are effective from September to late autumn. Multicolored, ridged and furrowed bark is interesting during ... . This rounded tree is dense and thorny. The white flowers in spring and glossy red fruits in autumn, persisting into winter are very showy. Foliage is lustrous green in summer, turning ...
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Fruit Terminology (Part 2)
... Abronia villosa var. villosa). Each seed-bearing ovary (achene) is tightly encased within the persistent winged calyx. Left: Desert (dune) evening primrose (Oeothera deltoides ssp. deltoides). Right: Desert sand verbena ( ... Elder & Maple See The Winged Fruits Of Tipu Tree See The Winged Fruits Of Ash Tree 5. Nut: One-seeded fruit with hard pericarp. Go To Article About Fruits Called Nuts See Photos ...
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Fruit Identification Outline
... Go To Article About Fruits Of The Rosaceae B. Dry Fruits: Pericarp dry at maturity. 1. Dehiscent Dry Fruits: Pericarp splits open along ... winged seeds of a pine, but they are truly one-seeded fruits with a pericarp layer surrounding the seed. The leguminous tipu tree (Tipuana tipu) has a winged ... Of Box Elder & Maple See The Winged Fruits Of Tipu Tree See The Winged Fruits Of Ash Tree f. Nut: Larger, ...
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Floridata: A Gardener's Journal - 2004
... why they're called them "blades"). The winged fruits of the maple species "helicopter" their way to the ground each spring. These uniquely fun fruits are called samaras and the swamp or red ...
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Forestry Glossary: P is for ... polygamous pioneer population
... (n.) Soft cell tissue of plants. Found in stem pith and in pulp of some fruits. parsimony, principle of (n.) If two answers exist to a problem or a question, and ... near the central axis or the point of attachment. Compare distal. pterocarpous (adj.) Having winged fruits. pterospermous (adj.) Having winged seeds. pubescence (n.) A growth of hair or fine down on plants. Forest ...
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MBG: Research: Mesoamerica: Chrysochlamys
... the ovary; ovary with mostly 4 or 5 stigmas, rarely 3. Fruits globose to ovoid, usually terete, rarely winged or star-shaped in cross section, succulent capsules mostly with 1 ... resin canals. The lateral leaf veins are without prominent intersecondaries, and the fruits are basically pyriform and winged. Although the winged fruits are very characteristic of this species, they are not obvious in ...
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Developing New Trees for Landscapes - The Morton Arboretum
... -shaped with doubly toothed edges; leaf bases often asymmetric Flowers: flat, winged fruits that, with few exceptions, mature in spring Fruits: very small and inconspicuous, often blooming before leaves expand For more information ...
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UCMP Glossary: F
... the seeds. True fruits develop from the ovary wall, such as bananas and tomatoes, though not all fruits are edible, such as the dry pods of milkweed or the winged fruits of the maple ...
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Fruits
... be dispersed. Fruits are divided into Fleshy Fruits, and Dry Fruits. Fleshy Fruits can be subdivided ... Orange (Citrus sinensis). Other fruits of this type are all Citrus fruits: Citron (Citrus medica), Grapefruit (Citrus ... winged seed inside another type of seed pod). This is the fruit of a Maple (Acer). This is a Schizocarpic Samara, because the fruit splits into its separate Samaras. Other fruits ...
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