WHAT DOES AMARYLLIDACEOUS MEAN IN ENGLISH?
Definition of amaryllidaceous in the English dictionary
The definition of amaryllidaceous in the dictionary is of, relating to, or belonging to the Amaryllidaceae, a family of widely cultivated flowering plants having bulbs and including the amaryllis, snowdrop, narcissus, and daffodil.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMARYLLIDACEOUS»
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amaryllidaceous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Glenny's Hand-book to the Flower Garden & Greenhouse, etc
They are amaryllidaceous, and should be grown in a rich loamy soil, with a
season of rest. P. miniata is a pretty species with red flowers, produced towards
the end of summer. PHZEDRANASSA.—A showy genus of greenhouse bulbous
plants ...
George GLENNY (the Elder.), 1851
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G.'s Hand-Book to the Flower Garden and Greenhouse
They are amaryllidaceous, and should be grown in a rich loamy soil, with a
season of rest. P. miniata is a pretty species with red flowers, produced towards
the end of summer. PHEDRANASSA.—A showy genus of greenhouse bulbous
plants, ...
George GLENNY (the Elder.), 1850
3
Official Catalogue of the Natural and Industrial Products of ...
This amaryllidaceous plant grows in great abundance in various parts of the
Coast Districts, north and south of Sydney. It yields a valuable fibre of a fine
quality. 365. — No. 2. Fibbe of Gymnostachys auceps, Travellers' grass of
colonists.
New South Wales. Commission to the International exhibition, Philadelphia, 1876, 1876
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Bulbous Plants: Biotechnology
Research interest in Amaryllidaceous alkaloids was hiked by the discovery of
potent anticancer activity exhibited by certain Lycorine type alkaloids and
selective, reversible acetylcholinesterase inhibitory activity exhibited by certain ...
Kishan Gopal Ramawat, Jean-Michel Merillon, 2013
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Reports on the Philadelphia International Exhibition of ...
This South American amaryllidaceous plant is well suited for cultivation in New
South Wales. It yields a strong and durable fibre, and might be grown for this
quality on poor soils when not wanted for any other purpose. No. 4. Fibre of
Fourcroya ...
6
The Floriculture Magazine, and Miscellany of Gardening
Sullivanica, B. R. 1839-68 A very pretty, small, Amaryllidaceous plant. Phalocallis
plumbea, B. M. 3710 An Iridaceous plant, of but little attractiveness. Petrophila
acicularis, B. M. 3469 A Proteaceous plant, of no beauty. Pharbitis diversifolia ...
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Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
This South American amaryllidaceous plant is well suited for cultivation in New
South Wales. It yields a strong and durable fibre, and might be grown for this
quality on poor soils when not wanted for any other purpose. No. 4. Fibre of
Fourcroya ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1877
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Reports from Commissioners
This South American amaryllidaceous plant is well suited for cultivation in New
South Wales. It yields a strong and durable fibre, and might be grown for this
quality on poor soils when not wanted for any other purpose. No. 4. Fibre of
Fourcroya ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1877
9
Special lectures presented at the International Symposium on ...
To illustrate this point I would like to summarize two different concepts of
liliaceous and amaryllidaceous plants. Traditionally Liliaceae are characterized
by having hypogynous flowers with a showy perianth, 3 + 3 stamina and a
pistillum ...
Australian Academy of Science, 1961
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Pure and Applied Chemistry:
conceive true naturalness, i.e. to grasp "le genie du taxon". To illustrate this point
I would like to summarize two different concepts of liliaceous and
amaryllidaceous plants. Traditionally Liliaceae are characterized by having
hypogynous ...
