10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHENOPODIACEOUS»
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Quite common on the leaves of beets, which it injures by gnawing holes in them.
22. Disonycha triangularis, Say. — The beetle feeds upon the leaves of beets
and other Chenopodiaceous plants. Sometimes quite common here in the west.
23.
Quite common on the leaves of beets, which it injures by gnawing holes in them.
22. Disonycha triangularis, Say.— The beetle feeds npon the leaves of beets and
other Chenopodiaceous plants. Sometimes quite common here in the west. 23.
Nebraska. State Board of Agriculture, 1891
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Quaternary Environmental Change in the Tropics
One explanation they put forward was that a cover of chenopodiaceous shrubs
may have protected the ground surface from wind erosion better than a grass
cover, especially as the latter is so flammable. However, vegetation variation
appears ...
Sarah E. Metcalfe, David J. Nash, 2012
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The United States Exploration Anthology: The Personal ...
There were some good grass and canes along the shore, and the vegetables at
this place consisted principally of chenopodiaceous shrubs. 25th.--We were
roused on Christmas morning by a discharge from the small- arms and howitzer,
with ...
John Abbott, David Thompson, Meriwether Lewis, 2013
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Behavioral and Neurological Responses to Azadirachtin and ...
In contrast, laboratory animals raised on chenopodiaceous weeds (a main host)
will not consume spinach (Figure 13). This led the authors to conclude that
feeding behavior toward spinach was influenced by prior experience. Another ...
Jesica R. Stoltzfus, 2008
These rangelands vary from the chenopodiaceous shrub-steppes of southern
Australia, where the shrubs may constitute 100% of the diet of sheep on
occasions, to arid woodlands where browse trees are sparse and unimportant for
forage.
International Livestock Research Institute
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Non-marine Organic Geochemistry
Rhizophora Chenopodiaceous types and / other marsh elements / 9
Chenopodiaceous types and other marsh elements 10 20 30 40 50 60 5 10.20:
30 Frequency Core 59_T6 in percentage '13 13 10,20 30 40 50.60 10 20 10 20
30:40 50 ...
Frederick Morrill Swain, 1970
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Advances in Ecological Research
stands were in the winter-rainfall saline rangeland of southern Australia where
mainly Chenopodiaceous shrubs form stands with patchy openings which are
very slow to revegetate due to topsoil loss. The shrubs trap soil, and therefore
grow ...
Michael Begon, Alastair H. Fitter, 1992
The Perennial Spinach (Chenopodium Bonus Henricus, L.) is a
chenopodiaceous perennial, a native of Britain, in loamy soils, and formerly
cultivated in gardens for its leaves, which when grown in a rich soil on vigorous
young plants, make a ...
John Loudon, William Robinson, 2009
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Arid Land Ecosystems: Volume 1: Structure, Functioning and ...
1962) and the disclimax D. caespitosa grassland would appear to favour the red
kangaroo, Megaleia rufa (Frith, 1964). Chenopodiaceous low shrubland Low
shrubland dominated by species of the family Chenopodiaceae, and particularly
of ...
R. A. Perry, D. W. Goodall, 1979
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