young tubercle

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John Merle Coulter
... summit of the lower peduncle-like portion of the very young tubercle (thus appearing axillary with reference to the exposed part of the tubercle) and bearing a dense penicellate tuft of long soft ... the latter genus the young tubercle bears on the summit of its pedicel-like lower portion the tufted flower-bearing areola the modified upper portion of the tubercle at that time appearing as ...
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Cactaceae of the Boundary
... the tubercle) it expands into the floriferous areola, upwards it ceases just under the acutish point of the tubercle without any trace of an aculeiferous areola or of spines ; in the young tubercle it ... a very young tubercle, which when bearing flower and fruit is somewhat thickened, and takes the shape and functions of a short penduncle, bearing laterally the upper part of the tubercle like a ...
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PlanetaCactus: Ferocactus latispinus
... young, but they can be up to 23 when adult. They show protuberances and they are separated by relief that acquire low and obtuse tubercle ... in number of 4 or maybe more. They are red when young and reddish when adult. They normally appear turgid or directed ... porous substrate. Watering must be moderate. It is recommended that the young specimens be protected from cold, since too low temperatures can ...
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Teacher Resource Guide: Pocahontas
... careful plan or method tuberculosis a highly variable communicable disease caused by the tubercle bacillus that primarily affects sthe lungs courage mental strength to venture, persevere, ... , Feodor (illustrator). The Double Life of Pocahontas. New York: Penguin Putnam Books for Young Readers, 1987 Iannone,Catherine. Pocahontas. Pennsylvania: Chelsea House Publishers, 1995 McDaniel, Melissa and ...
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Untitled Document
... at a high ratio to normal forms. Of course, they exist as crests as young plants, so they have inherited a gene for cresting. Typically, their growth is vigorous ... : spiraled tubercle Left low: thin tubercle Left bot: split tubercle Right top: very large tubercle Right upp: short tubercle Right low: large tubercle Right bot: comparatively thin tubercle page 52 Left top: wrinkled tubercle Left upp: ...
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Rosy Apple Aphid
... from the eggs in spring are all viviparous (producing live young), wingless females, and when mature are called stem mothers. The ... females), also present only in the fall, have a prominent central tubercle on the front of the head, separating this species from ... down and content themselves with feeding and producing young at a rapid rate. Production of young usually begins two or three days after ...
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Plant List - Page 1
... , Malwyd Cacti in 1986, ? ex Bates Collection. short columns of dark green leaves with white tubercle dots in fine, vertical lines on outer surface of leaves. £1.50 x8 CC 181 ... £4.00 x2 CC 1167 H. truncata x ? Ex seed (as H. maughanii) from Roy Young and sown 08/08/1988 £4.00 x1 CC 1866 'Johnson's Hybrid' (truncata x ...
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Ariocarpus retusus
... . Ariocarpus, retusus LRM86, young plant with exceptionally long tubercles. Ariocarpus, retusus LRM86, flowering at Huizache. Comments Plants of Ariocarpus retusus at Huizache display a great variation in tubercle form, ranging from typical ...
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Ariocarpus trigonus
... in clearings in low woodland. Ariocarpus trigonus LRM101, growing near Palmillas Ariocarpus trigonus LRM101, a young plant with exceptionally broad tubercles Comments The plants illustrated were photographed several kilometres north ... in large numbers in clearings in low woodland. As with other species the range of tubercle forms is large, and plants could be found to match all of the described ...
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Ariocarpus,- Cacti for the young (or Young at Heart)
... ,- Cacti for the young (or Young at Heart) Living Rocks of Mexico Ariocarpus, Cacti for the Young (or Young at Heart) home [ On Line ] [ Literature ] Home History Species Habitat Field Numbers Cultivars ... few, elongated tubercles are greyish-green, and rise from a relatively large underground root. Each tubercle bears a single wooly areole on its upper surface. The pink flowers appear in the ...
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