10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BULBLET»
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bulblet in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bulblet and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences
The bulbs of many plants (as in the genera named above) are poisonous and
may resemble edible bulbs such as onion. Cf. corm. 4: a plant that grows from a
bulb (def. 3). bulbel. bulblet. bulbil. See bulblet. bulblet (bulbel; bulbil; bood bud).
a ...
2
Flowering Plants: Lilies to Orchids
Leaves extending nearly to middle of stem; umbel bulblet- bearing 9. A. vineale 9
. Leaves basal or nearly so; umbel sometimes bulblet-bearing only in number 11.
1o. Flowers pink or purplish, the pedicels shorter than or barely equalling the ...
Robert H. Mohlenbrock, 1970
3
High-Tech and Micropropagation V
Park et al. 1993; Ravnikar et al. 1993). On the other hand, it took 2 months for
thickening of the bulblet (Nagakubo et al. 1993), therefore, explants that formed
bulblets within 2 months of culture are considered to be induced for bulblet
formation ...
4
A Field Guide to Ferns and Their Related Families: ...
BULBLET. FERN. (BULBLET. BLADDER. FERN). Cystopteris Inilhifera (L.) Bernh
. HABIT: Graceful, delicate, narrow-leaved fern usually in large masses with long
streamerlike fronds hanging down over cliffs or covering moist rocks below ...
Boughton Cobb, Cheryl Lowe, 2005
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Issues in Life Sciences—Botany and Plant Biology Research: ...
The news reporters obtained a quote from the research by the authors from
Nanjing Forestry University, “The effect of 6-BA and NAA on adventitious bud
formation from the bulblet-scale thin cell layers was tested. Results showed that
the ...
6
A Field Guide to Ferns: And Their Related Families : ...
BULBLET FERN Species: Cystopteris bitlbifera L. Bernh. Style: Graceful narrow-
leaved tufted fern, usually growing in large masses, long streamer-like fronds
hanging down over limestone cliffs, and covering the moist rocks that lie below ...
7
The Alkaloids: Chemistry and Biology
This was of crucial importance for the success of the in vitro production and
limited the achievable level of biosynthetic stimulation. 1. Dynamics of Bulblet
Formation The morphogenic potential of the bulb explants was not uniform during
the ...
8
Native Ferns, Moss & Grasses
Chunks of tufa rock are frothy in springtime with the pale green fronds of bulblet
bladder fern. At this time of year, the bright red rachis of each emerging frond
contrasts with the delicate white flowers of mitcrwort (Mitella diphylla), seen in the
...
9
The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California
1 1 87) inyo county star-tulip ST 10-30 cm, slender, simple; base gen bulblet-
bearing. LVS: basai 10-20 cm, gen persistent. INFL ± umbel-like; fis 1-6, erect;
bracts 3-8 cm, paired. FL: perianth widely bell-shaped; sepals 20-30 mm, not
spotted; ...
10
Medicinal and Aromatic Plants XI
Organ redifferentiation through the subculture of bulblet scale and leaf tissue
segments originated from flower stalk tissue culture. J Korean Soc Hortic Sci 24:
162-168 Chung JD. Chun CK. Phee EM (1984a) In vitro propagation of
Hyacinthus ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BULBLET»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
bulblet is used in the context of the following news items.
Owen Pidgeon's top tips for growing shallots in Canberra
The unique feature of shallots is that the single set (the small bulblet) will begin to produce a clump of 10-12 bulblets over its growing season. «Good Food, May 15»
Invasive plants test even tenacious gardeners
But a single bulblet left behind becomes two and then 20 and so on. And if that single bulb happens to be in a spot where a lovely perennial is ... «Columbia Daily Tribune, Apr 15»
BOB BEYFUSS: Where Easter lilies come from, and how to take care …
A commercial-sized bulb often starts as a small, bulblet growing on the stem of its mother plant. When the mother plant is harvested, the bulblet ... «The Daily Freeman, Apr 15»
Carl Kurtz Nature Photo: Dwarf-crested Iris
Here we see it mixed with bulblet bladder ferns. Contact Carl Kurtz at cpkurtz@netins.net. image. Garden flowers are often exotics, that is, ... «Ames Tribune, May 14»
Pretty but Undesirable!
Each tuber or bulblet left behind can give rise to another plant! Chemical control involves the use of glyphosate which should be applied in late ... «Penn State Master Gardeners, Apr 14»
Dutchman's Breeches, Squirrel Corn and Fringed Bleeding Heart
Each tuber or bulblet left behind can give rise to another plant! Chemical control involves the use of glyphosate which should be applied in late ... «Penn State Master Gardeners, Apr 14»
Vegetables that come back year after year: George Weigel
A bulb-forming perennial, this allium forms a bulblet on top of the plant that falls to the ground when mature. This "plants" the new bulb for the ... «The Patriot-News, Apr 14»
Wild garlic is a tough weed to control
Because of their ability to spread rapidly by seed and bulblet production, they can also easily become a problem in flower beds. Both wild garlic ... «Columbia County News Times, Feb 14»
Make your lillies into more lillies
After that period, put the bag in a refrigerator for at least eight weeks, after which each bulblet can be potted up to grow. Three years later, you'll ... «Kenai Peninsula Online, Sep 13»
Onion Prices may retreat in October on high supplies
Seed sowing in different kharif onion growing states has been completed . Bulblet planting will start in August in Rajasthan," states the report. «Economic Times, Jul 13»
