10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAIRY WILLOWHERB»
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hairy willowherb in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Plants of British Columbia: Scientific and Common Names of ...
Munz •Epilobium hirsutum L. [EPILHIR] (hairy willowherb) Epilobium
hornemannii Reichenb. [EPILHOR] (Homemann's willowherb) Epilobium
hornemannii ssp. behringianum (Hausskn.) Hoch & Raven [EPILHORl] SY:
Epilobium alpinum var.
Hong Qian, K. Klinka, 1998
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Field Guide to Indiana Wildflowers
599 Epilobium dllatiim Raf. subsp. ciliatnm [E glamiulostmt var. adenocauloti] —
Onagrsceae, Evening-Primrose Family —HAIRY WILLOWHERB Perennial herb
to K-L5l m, usually much bmnched; petals 4, 2-6 mm, notched, white (pinkl.
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An analytical dictionary of the English language
The Epilobium hirsutum, hairy Willowherb, is vulgarly called Codlins and Cream.
Herb Twopence, or Moneywort, is the Lysimachia nummularia, so termed from
the shape of its seed pods. The Sibtiiobpia Europeea is bastard Moneywort.
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An analytical Dictionary of the english language: in which ...
... other species of Epilobium are different Willowherbs. The Epilobium hirsutum,
hairy Willowherb, is vulgarly called Codlins and Cream. Herb Twopence, or
Moneywort, is the Lysimachia nummularia, so termed from the shape of its seed
pods.
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A Botanical Arrangement of All the Vegetables Naturally ...
476. Lysimachia siliquosa sylvestris hirsuta. Tari. 54s). Epilobium hirsurum.
Hudfon. 140. Sp. Plant. 491. Small flowered hairy Willowherb. Bauks of rivers. P.
July. Q_ WILLOWHERB. ♢ * » c/jjvts uprlgblf regular; petals clown. WILLOWHERB
.
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Classification of Riparian Communities on the Bighorn ...
... shootingstar darkthroat shootingstar snowbed whitlowgrass willowweed alpine
willowherb fireweed hairy willowherb clubfruit willowherb smooth willowweed
Hornemann's willowherb rnilkflower willowweed marsh willowherb fleabane
bitter ...
Michele Marie Girard, David L. Wheeler, Stephanie B. Mills, 1997
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CRC World Dictionary of Medicinal and Poisonous Plants: ...
137: 1–42. 1999 (Herb poisonous, causes convulsions, epilepsy. Herb juice
applied to remove warts.) in English: codlins and cream, hairy willow-herb, hairy
willow-weed, hairy willowherb, large-flowered willow-herb, willow herb in Arabic:
alfa ...
Umberto Quattrocchi, 2012
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An Analytical Dictionary of the English Language in which ...
The Epilobium kireutum, hairy WILLOWHERB, is vulgarly called CODLINB and
CREAM. Hana Twopsncn, or Monnxwoa'r, is the Lyszuacuu mmularia, so termed
from the shape of its seed pods. The Smruoaru Europa! is bastard Monm'won'r.
David BOOTH (Author of the Analytical Dictionary.), 1835
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The bees: a poem, in four books; with notes, moral, ...
Soft Willowherb] The great hairy Willowherb (F.pilobium hirsutmn), tho'
unfortunately for its consequence a very common plant, is scarcely less
ornamental than the former to the sides of rivulets, and its large pink blossoms
are conspicuous at a ...
John Evans (M. D.), Charles C. Miller Memorial Apicultural Library, 1806
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The Living Landscape: How to Read and Understand It
For example, I might say "Rosebay willowherb is growing here but great hairy
willowherb is growing over there because the soil is that bit wetter." What I really
mean is that there are many different reasons why these two plants are growing
in ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HAIRY WILLOWHERB»
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hairy willowherb is used in the context of the following news items.
A dramatic encounter with an elephant hawk-moth caterpillar
One must also factor in the reflection that the great hairy willowherb plant supplying all the caterpillar's nutrients was just a pale shoot poking ... «The Guardian, Sep 14»
Mayville Elementary School named to Michigan Environmental Hall …
... study of three “rare” plants — wild senna, the nodding onion and the smallflower hairy willowherb — found in the school's rain garden habitat. «Tuscola Today, May 14»
