10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ASCLEPIADACEOUS»
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Learning Phonics and Spelling in a Whole Language Classroom
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Debbie Powell, David Hornsby, 1993
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Chemical Defenses of Arthropods
This certainly appears to be the case for several asclepiadaceous species. For
example, Brower (1969) concluded that, since monarchs reared on Asclepias
syriaca, A. incarnata, and A. tuberosa were palatable to predators, the milkweeds
...
3
Systematics of Gonolobus and the Gonolobinae (Apocynaceae, ...
ABSTRACT Four asclepiadaceous types not listed in a previous type catalogue
of the collections of the Instituto de Ecología y Sistemática, Habana, Cuba (HAC)
are provided, along with a discussion of typification problems associated with the
...
4
Advances in Plant Glycosides, Chemistry and Biology
Niupiexiao-gen and Geshan-Baishouwu are the roots of asclepiadaceous
medicinal plants, Cynanchum caudatum Maxim. and C. wilfoldi (Maxim.)Hemsl.,
respectively, but both of them were recorded neither in the original Shosoin drug
...
Chong-Ren Yang, Osamu Tanaka, 1999
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Kew Gardens: Or, A Popular Guide to the Royal Botanic ...
Fibre of Marsdenia tenacissima, of Calotropis procera, C. gigantefl. and of other
Asclepiadaceous plum-Silky substance of the seeds of Calotropis gigantea. India
.—Ascidia, or pitchers of Dischidia Rafiiesiana. Java. 0rd. Arocvuaonm.
William Jackson Hooker, 2013
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Flora Medica; a Botanical Account of All the More Important ...
... possessing active properties, and I presume, as it is not an Indian plant, there
must be some mistake in the matter. Indian Sarsaparilla is produced by
Hemidesmus indicus an asclepiadaceous plant, which see, No. 1153. 1
SMILACRS. 1270.
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
... extensible nature. The only exception to this, according to Mohl, is the pollen of
Asclepiadaceous plants, which has but one envelope ; but Fritzsche has 94 Mr.
Hassall on the Structure of the Polkn Granule.
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An Account of the Petrological, Botanical, and Zoological ...
6. Flower expanded and magnified. 7. Flower still more magnified and with
corolla and portion of the scales of inner corona removed. 8. Pollen-masses. 9.
Gynostegium. 10. Ovary in transverse section. Two species of Asclepiadaceous
twiners ...
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The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction
Introduced from the Berlin Garden in 1840. Flowered in the Botanio Garden,
Edinburgh. — Jamieson's Journal, Physianthus auricomus (Stove-climber). An
Asclepiadaceous plant from Ceara, in Brazil, raised in the garden of Mr.
Blackburn, ...
Reuben Percy, John Timbs, 1841
No. l, is a species of Asclepiadaceous plant, called by the Seiks, Veuna, in
appearance resembling a Daphne, and very ornamental. It abounds on drystony
plains, and is invariably found in company with No. 2, a Solanaceous shrub, also
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Agricultural & Horticultural Society of India, 1843
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New Year flowers are a sight to behold, not pick
Though it looks very attractive, it belongs to the poisonous family Asclepiadaceous. This plant is not edible for people, but it's delicious and ... «China Internet Information Center|, Jan 08»
