10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIVERLEAF»
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liverleaf in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
liverleaf and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
See Apocynum cannabinum. Hemp, white Indian. See Asclepias incarnata.
Henbane. See Hyoscyamus niger. Hepatica acuta (Pursh) Britton. Crowfoot
family (Ranunculaceae). Synimym. — Hepatica acutiloba DC. Heart-liverleaf;
sharp-lobed ...
United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, 1905
LIVERLEAF. (1) Hepatica hepatica (L.) Karat.; (2) Hepatica acuta (Pursh) Britton.
Synonyms. — (1) Hepatica triloba Chaix.; Anemone hepatica L. (2) Hepatica
triloba var. acuta Pursh; Hepatica acutiloba DC. Other comnwn names.
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Miscellaneous Publication
Experiments made with wheat, Indian corn, liverleaf, white mustard, soybean,
wax bean, flax, tomato, sunflower, and dandelion show that " In almost all cases
the plants exposed longest to the action of light jrive the . . . greatest average
weight, ...
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American Medicinal Leaves and Herbs
9 Liverleaf, acute-lobed, same as liverleaf 10 common, same as liverleaf 10
description, range, uses, etc 10-11 heart, same as liverleaf 10 kidney, same as
liverleaf 10 sharp-lobed, same as liverleaf 10 Liverweed, same as liverleaf 10 ...
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American medicinal plants of commercial importance
(1) Round-leaved hepatica, common liverleaf, kidney liverleaf, liverwort (incorrect
), noble liverwort, heart liverwort, three- leaved liverwort, liverweed, herb trinity,
golden trefoil, ivy flower, mouse-ears, squirrel cup; (2) heart liverleaf, acute-lobed
...
Arthur Frederick Sievers, 1930
Liverleaf (Hepatica americana) Other common names. — (1) Round-leaved
hepatica, common liverleaf kidney liverleaf, liverwort (incorrect), noble liverwort,
heart liverwort, three-leaved liverwort, liverweed, herb trinity, golden trefoil, ivy
flower, ...
7 — Liverleaf (Hepatica hepatica) flowering plant. acute-lobed liverleaf , sharp-
lobed liverleaf , sharp-lobed hepatica. Habitat and range. — The common
liverleaf is found in woods from Nova Scotia to Northern Florida and west to Iowa
and ...
Liverleaf. and. the. Doctrine. of. Signatures. Plants and medicine have been
intimately linked throughout human history. This chapter explores the
philosophical basis for such, using a common spring wildflower. Some belief
systems embrace ...
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Abe’s Guide to April Wildflowers:
Liverleaf will growfrom betweenfour tosixinchestall andwill tendtoform small
colonies. It differs from Sharp Lobed Hepatica in thatthelobes of the leaves
arerounded, while theSharp Lobed liverleaf are pointed.Otherwise the plantsare
similarin ...
Easily cultivated and then often double-flowered. HEPATICA Hill. Liverleaf.
Hepatica. Hepatica triloba Chaix (three-lobed). Hepatica Hepatica Karst.
Hepatica. Liverleaf. Liverwort. Mayflower. Mouse-ears. Trefoil. Rich, usually rocky
woods.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LIVERLEAF»
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Things to do this weekend | April 3-5
Hepatica/Liverleaf Program: 1 p.m., Heckert Nature Preserve, 1601 Ohio 19, Bucyrus. Join Crawford Park District Bill Fisher to inspect the ... «Mansfield News Journal, Apr 15»
Garden Cameos: Now is the perfect time to spot wildflowers
One of the first to bloom is hepatica or liverleaf. The brilliance and iridescence of the flower petals makes this little flower catch one's eye. «Ridgecrest Daily Independent, Mar 15»
Betty Montgomery: Perfect time to spot wildflowers
One of the first to bloom is Hepatica or Liverleaf (Hepatica americana). The brilliance and iridescence of the flower petals makes this little flower ... «Spartanburg Herald Journal, Mar 15»
Nature Journal: Flowers, birds promise spring even now
In my experience, however, hepatica (or liverleaf) is the earliest of truly showy native wildflowers. But trailing arbutus and hepatica blooms can't ... «Asheville Citizen-Times, Feb 15»
It's time to enjoy the forest trails
Another common name for hepatica is “liverleaf” because of the the mottled colouring of the leaves. The previous year's leaves can currently be ... «Orillia Packet & Times, Apr 14»
Join in at the Native Medicinal Garden this Sunday
... for adoption, such as the sun-drenched bed of asters, veronica, and liverleaf, or the cherry-shaded bed of blue cohosh, twin-leaf, and trillium. «The West Milford Messenger, May 13»
Bloom season is kicking into high gear in Delaware.
Look for flowering liverleaf, trout lily, bloodroot, rue-anemone, cut-leaf toothwort and Dutchman's breeches. Trees and shrubs also are starting ... «University of Delaware, Apr 13»
The Vernal Equinox and Phenology (timing of biological events)
... Professors Udden and Beausang list (among many other records) Hepatica triloba, the liverleaf plant, as having a blooming date of April 6. «Quad City Times, Mar 13»
'Blåveis' confirms that spring is here
The hepatica nobilis, also known as liverleaf, is common in many European countries, and in Norway it can be found all the way north to Bodø. «Views and News from Norway, Apr 11»
Native wildflowers enliven the Delaware landscape
... Spring Wildflowers” at Mt. Cuba Center later this month, she'll focus on 36 plants, including wild columbine, liverleaf, yellow lady's slipper and ... «University of Delaware, Apr 11»
