10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUR CHERVIL»
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Weeds of California and Other Western States
Bur chervil [Anthriscus caucalis Bieb. [ANrCA] Hedgeparsley [Torilis arvensis (
Huds.) Link][ToIAr] [Cal-IPC: Moderate] SyNoNyMS: Bur chervil: Anthriscus
neglecta Boiss. & Reut. var. scandix (Scop.) Hyl.; Anthriscus scandicina (Weber
ex Wigg.) ...
Joseph M. DiTomaso, Evelyn A. Healy,
2007
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The Distribution and Abundance of
Bur Chervil, Anthriscus ...
Population level processes are at root of all proximate and ultimate causes of species distributions.
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A New Key to Wild Flowers
... 68 Bulbous Foxtail 230 Bulbous Meadow-grass 230 Bulbous Cush 206
Bulrush 218 Bunias 75 Вит и m 125 Bupleurum 125 Bur Chervil 125 Burdock
179 Bur-marigold 179 BurMedick 103 Burnet 110 Burnet Rose 110 Burnet-
saxifrage 125, ...
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Seventh Catalog of the Vascular Plants of Ohio
... 83 River, 78 Rocky Mountain, 83 Smooth-leaved Dark Green, 83 Soft-stemmed
, 83 Torrey's, 83 Woodland, 83 Bunchberry, 50 Bunchflower, 90 Ozark, 90
Virginia, 90 Wood's, 90 Bundleflower, 45 Bur Buffalo-, 56 Bur Buttercup, 25 Bur
Chervil ...
Tom S. Cooperrider, Allison Cusick, John T. Kartesz,
2001
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Field Flora of the British Isles
Native; waste places, open ground and open hedgerows on sandy or shingly
soils, especially near sea; common in parts of E En, scattered elsewhere, rare in
N Bur Chervil - A. caucalis M. Bieb. 1 Fruits >5mm, without bristles 2 2 Annual;
rays ...
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Marin Flora: Manual of the Flowering Plants and Ferns of ...
This European hedge-parsley differs from the more common T. nodosa (L.)
Gaertn. in its long-pedunculate umbels and from Anthris- cus, the bur-chervil, in
its more coarsely divided leaves, 2- or 3-rayed umbels, and nearly beakless fruits
. 11.
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Ecology of Weeds and Invasive Plants: Relationship to ...
A recent example is bur chervil (Anthriscns caucalis) in Idaho (T. Prather 2006,
personal communication). This exotic herbaceous species was first found only
associated with hackberry shrubs. Its distribution did not move from under
hackberry ...
Steven R. Radosevich, Jodie S. Holt, Claudio M. Ghersa,
2007
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Thesaurus of Agricultural Organisms
bur chervil (E) see Torilis anthriscus bur mallow (E) see Urena lobata bur medick
(E) see Medicago minima bur medick (E) see Medicago polymorpha bur oak (E)
see Quercus macrocarpa burahol (E) see Stelechocarpus burahol burbot (E) ...
Derwent Publications,
1990
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CRC World Dictionary of Plant Names: Common Names, ...
English: bur-chervil A. cerefolium (L.) G.F. Hoffm. English: chervil, garden-chervil,
salad chervil A. sylvestris (L.) G.F. Hoffm. English: cow parsley, Queen Anne's
lace Southern Africa: lefokodi-le-leholo (Sotho) Arabic: kochbor China: e shen ...
Umberto Quattrocchi,
1999
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Introduction to the Geology of Southern California and Its ...
(chamomile), 50, 53 Anthriscus caucalis (bur chervil)*, 53 Antirrhinum
coulterianum (white snapdragon), 30, 47, 50, 53 Antirrhinum filipes (yellow
climbing or twining snapdragon), 30, 45 Antirrhinum kelloggii (twining
snapdragon), 29, 47, 50, ...
Clarence A. Hall, Jr.,
2007
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BUR CHERVIL»
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April is Invasive Plant Pest and Disease Awareness Month
Some weeds seeds have special hooks to help them hitch a ride (in this case, the “Velcro” plant or bur chervil). Thus, weeds seeds can spread ... «Sierra Sun Times, Apr 15»
What to Do About Weeds, With Invasive Plant Activist, Educator …
... sure a few months before removal began to come in and have volunteers first remove the large amounts of bur chervil (Anthriscus caucalis), ... «A News Cafe, Sep 11»
Worst weeds for dogs? Foxtails are just a start
The hooked spines on bur chervil, or Anthriscus caucalis, also deserve a name from the sewing box. The upshot for gardeners? If you see ... «Los Angeles Times, Aug 11»