10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPISCIA»
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episcia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
episcia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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California Master Gardener Handbook
... trichomanoides) Epipremnum aureum Episcia cupreata Episcia cupreata '
Amazon' Episcia cupreata 'Chocolate Soldier' Episcia cupreata 'Emerald Queen'
Episcia cupreata 'Silver Sheen' Episcia dianthiflora Episcia 'Moss Agate'
Euphorbia ...
2
Retail Garden Center Manual
... Epipremnum aureum pothos Episcia cupreata ember lace episcia Episcia
cupreata 'Amazon' Amazon flame violet Episcia cupreata 'Chocolate Soldier'
carpet plant Episcia cupreata 'Emerald Queen' emerald queen episcia Episcia
cupreata ...
Dennis R. Pittenger, 2006
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Encyclopedia of House Plants
Pairy-like flowers, a few centimetres in size, open hetween the velvety soft leaves
. The petals are deeply feathered like those of pinks (dianthusl, hence the name.
Water Episcia moderately and keep the foliage dry. otherwise mildew might ...
Nico Vermeulen, Richard Rosenfeld, 1999
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The European Garden Flora Flowering Plants: A Manual for the ...
Literature: Wiehler, H., The genera Episcia, Alsobia, Nautilocalyx and
Paradrymonia (Gesneriaceae), Selbyana 5 (1): 11–60 (1978). 1a. Leaves ovate,
scalloped, shaggily hairy; corolla lavender or white 1. lilacina b. Leaves elliptic,
entire or ...
James Cullen, Sabina G. Knees, H. Suzanne Cubey, 2011
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Flowering Plants · Dicotyledons: Lamiales (Except ...
Episcia Mart., Nov. gen. sp. pl. 3: 39 (1829); Wiehler, Selbyana 5: 25-28 (1978),
emend. & rev.; Skog, Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 65: 918-923 (1979), reg. rev. (incl.
Alsobia); Feuillet & Steyermark in Berry et al., Fl. Venezuel. Guayana 5 (1999) ...
Joachim W. Kadereit, 2004
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CRC World Dictionary of Medicinal and Poisonous Plants: ...
Episcia Martius Gesneriaceae Greek episkios 'shaded, dark', Latin vita umbratilis,
indicating the natural habitat; see Nova Genera et Species Plantarum ... 3: 39, 41,
t. 217. 1829, G.C. Wittstein, Etymologisch-botanisches Handwörterbuch. 327.
Umberto Quattrocchi, 2012
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Illustrated Handbook of Succulent Plants: Dicotyledons
The genus is related to Episcia and comprises only 2 species: A. dianthiflora (
H. E. Moore & R. G. Wilson) Wiehler (Selbyana 5(1): 28. 1978). T: BH. - D: S
Mexico, Costa Rica. P. Graf (1992: 497, as Episcia). Fig. XLVI.a = Episcia
dianthiflora ...
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One Book/Five Ways: The Publishing Procedures of Five ...
Episcia A-C-A-C This genus, which offers many species and subspecies, la
related to the African /iolet and requires largely the same culture, although it does
demand a little more light. Epiacia IB not really one of the easiest plants to grow ...
Association of American University Presses, Joyce Kachergis, 1994
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Handbook of Plant and Crop Stress, Second Edition
Chilling of the roots of the tropical plant Episcia reptans results in tonoplast
discontinuity within 1 h at 5°C and 3 h at 10°C [19]. Two types of crystalline
deposits (cytoplasmic and tonoplast- associated) are seen in root cells after
chilling stress.
Mohammad Pessarakli, 1999
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A General System of Gardening and Botany: Containing a ...
29. t. 5. icon. t. 48. Corolla purple. Capsule globose, size of a large pea, and,
without doubt, 2-valved, but probably baccate from the umbilical funicles being
long and fleshy. Seeds as in E. re plans. Balm-leaved Episcia. Fl. July, Aug. Clt.
1789.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EPISCIA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
episcia is used in the context of the following news items.
Sandra Mason: A list of love-ly plants
Another houseplant is lovejoy, Episcia. A relative of African violets, lovejoy has very attractive dark green or coppery colored leaves with ... «Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette, Feb 15»
Try foliage for Valentine's Day
Local growers also produce flowering indoor plants, like anthuriums, bromeliads, callas, episcia, orchids and spathiphyllum (peace lily), as well ... «Daily Commercial, Jan 15»
Prison nursery program is one-of-a-kind
More than 20,000 plants - from orchids to their popular episcia, a tropical plant that is hard to find in private nurseries - are grown there, mostly ... «Highlands Today, Jun 14»
Lifelong love of plants blossoms into career
DC: Episcia, like an African Violet. They're called Flame Violets and grow in warm and humid conditions, almost impossible to grow in your ... «Buffalo News, Mar 14»
The African violet fan club
... plant (aeschynanthus), goldfish plant (nematanthus), cape primrose (streptocarpus), flame violet (episcia), and cupid's Bower (achimenes). «OCRegister, Oct 13»
A glimpse at gesneriads, family of the African violet
I want to spend the rest of my words today on another relative of the African violet, one of my favorite colored leaf plants: the episcia, sometimes ... «Auburn Citizen, Nov 12»
Brightly coloured flowers to brighten up the garden
Trailing varieties, like Episcia maculata, bear yellow flowers spotted with yellow brown, while Episcia bicolor has glossy leaves with hairy stalks ... «The Borneo Post, Nov 11»
Answers About Growing Indoor Plants, Part 3
For flowers, I suggest phalaenopsis orchids, episcia, Sinningia, spathiphyllum, and Ludisia discolor. For foliage, grow begonias, philodendrons, ... «New York Times, Apr 10»
Adding colour and variety to your garden
Such plants - Selaginella (non-flowering) and Episcia (red flower), Peperomia (bushy with horn-shaped flower) and Pilea (foliage) need very little attention apart ... «Sunday Times.lk, Dec 09»
Spalvingas sodas butelyje
Galima pasodinti nedidelį ritlenį (Episcia dianthiflora) . Užtenka vienos skrotelės. Ledebouria socialis tamsiomis rudomis dėmėmis išmargintais ... «DELFI, Mar 09»
