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Wildflowers of Iowa Woodlands
The widest medical use of Indian pipe has been for treating sore eyes. Both
Indian tribes and early settlers considered it useful for this purpose. Clear juice
from the stem — sometimes diluted with water — was dropped directly into the
eye.
Sylvan T. Runkel, Alvin F. Bull, 2009
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Connecticut Wildlife: Biodiversity, Natural History, and ...
Mistletoe can reduce host growth and cause abnormal growth patterns. Indian
pipe (Monotropa uniflora) (Fig. 9.93) is a very common, white, chlorophyll-lacking
plant that parasitizes soil-dwelling mycorrhizal fungi associated with plant roots.
Geoffrey A. Hammerson, 2004
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A Field Guide to the Familiar: Learning to Observe the ...
But rather than obtaining the food it needs from dead and decomposing matter as
mushrooms do, the Indian pipe obtains its food indirectly from the roots of
neighboring trees. The tree roots and Indian pipe roots become intermeshed with
each ...
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Rare Vascular Plants of Alberta
Monotropa hypopitys L. INDIAN PIPE FAMILY (MONOTROPACEAE) Plants:
Fleshy, saprophytic herbs, waxy white, yellowish white or pinkish, lacking green
pigment, often drying black, commonly fragrant; stems stout, unbranched, 10-30
cm ...
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An Illustrated Guide to Eastern Woodland Wildflowers and ...
Indian Pipe Family Monotropaceae A family of saprophytic and parasitic plants
without chlorophyll and consequently lacking any green (plants are white, purple,
red, yellow, or brown). Saprophytes live on decayed organic matter or receive ...
Melanie Choukas-Bradley, 2004
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Environmental Science: The Way the World Works
A few higher plants, such as Indian pipe (Fig. 2-7) and all the plant- like
organisms known as fungi (mushrooms, molds, and other such organisms) do not
have chlorophyll and do not carry on photosynthesis. Like animals, they gain
their ...
Bernard J. Nebel, Richard T. Wright, 1993
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The Book of Forest and Thicket: Trees, Shrubs, and ...
Indian Pipe (Monotropa uniflora), Heath family. Herb in rich, shady woods. No
part of this plant is green; waxy-white, translucent stems, scalelike leaves, and a
solitary, nodding white or pinkish flower identify it. Other names: Corpse plant, ice
...
John Andrew Eastman, 1992
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Plants of Kananaskis Country in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta
INDIAN-PIPE/ HEATH INDIAN PIPE Indian pipes have a curious appearance: the
whole plant is waxy-white, sometimes pinkish or yellowish, and grows i to 3 dm
tall, often in clumps. When found in deep shade in a coniferous forest, they are ...
Beryl Hallworth, Chendanda Chengappa Chinnappa, 1997
I have a pipe in a drawer of the highboy behind me where I write, which is carved
from a very hard blue stone, so, if you want to make yourself an Indian pipe it is
not necessary to have a piece of the red catlinite stone; you may make one of any
...
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Canoe Country Flora: Plants and Trees of the North Woods and ...
Indian-Pipe. Monotropa. uniflora. Translucent, waxy white flower with no
chlorophyll Grows in deep shade under conifers Blooms in mid-June to late
August Other names corpse plant ghost flower ghost pipe ice plant bird's nest
The living ...
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Indian pipe im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Catalpas yield beauty in abundance
Catalpa is also known as Indian Pipe or Indian Stogie for the foot-long, half-inch-wide brown fruits that dangle in profusion from the stems. «The Sun Chronicle, Jul 15»
Good amount of rain builds food supply for insects, mammals
White flowers are many and include rattlesnake plantain, with their purple and green-striped round leaves; Indian pipe which has ghostly white ... «Poughkeepsie Journal, Jul 15»
A catalpa in bloom is like a tree full of orchid blossoms
Catalpa is also known as Indian Pipe or Indian Stogie for the foot-long, half-inch-wide brown fruits that dangle in profusion from the stems. «Journal Times, Jul 15»
Wildflowers and more at Whiting Forest in Midland
The blooming phase for wild geranium, Indian Pipe, mayflowers, lady slipper orchids and starflowers recently ended, said Elizabeth Lumbert, ... «Midland Daily News, Jun 15»
Weak demand to weigh on India PVC prices
The Indian pipe demand is seasonally weak from June to September during the monsoon season, since irrigation pipe sales are weak in these ... «ICIS, Jun 15»
SEE WHO'S IN JAIL
William Lynn Andrews, 48, of 18 Indian Pipe Road in Newland, was charged with misdemeanor driving while impaired. He was cited and ... «Morganton News Herald, Jun 15»
Pro cycling event coming to Louisville
Races will start and end at the corner of Indian Pipe Lane and Meeting Street in Norton Commons. For more information go to the Norton ... «The Courier-Journal, Jun 15»
Norton Commons to host large-scale cycling event
... Indian Pipe Lane and Meeting Street in Norton Commons, a 600-acre residential and business development in northeast Jefferson County. «Louisville Business First, Jun 15»
Mohawk Arms to Hold Auction in Bouckville, NY Gallery/Online …
Classic example of a mid-19th century American Plains Indian pipe tomahawk, in overall very good condition (minimum bid: $10,000). Mohawk ... «AmmoLand Shooting Sports News, Mai 15»
Antique Navajo blanket with swastika design, American Plains …
BOUCKVILLE, N.Y. – A mid-19th century American Plains Indian pipe tomahawk in overall very good condition, with a nice aged patina, is an ... «ArtfixDaily, Mai 15»
