10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MOSCHATEL»
Discover the use of
moschatel in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
moschatel and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Gospel of Wild Flowers
Moschatel is a scarcely known little wild flower. ft is easy to overlook as it grows
in shady woodland, and even its flowers arc green. ft is known in some places as
Good Friday flower, because it is in flower at that time of year. lts Latin name, ...
2
Trees of Eastern North America
Black mangrove salt crystals fruit AdoXAceAe: moschAtel FAmily The moschatel
family includes 4 or 5 genera and 220–245 species, distributed mostly in
temperate and tropical montane zones of the Northern Hemisphere; 3 genera
and about ...
Gil Nelson, Christopher J. Earle, Richard Spellenberg, 2014
3
Types of British Vegetation: By Members of the Central ...
At this time of the year, the moschatel is here flowering abundantly, and is almost
hidden by the young shoots of the dog's mercury. In the fairly dry portions of the
ashwoods of the Peak district, this plant society of dog's mercury and moschatel ...
4
Trees of Western North America
AdoxAceAe: MoschAtel FAMily The moschatel family includes 4 or 5 genera and
220–245 species, distributed mostly in temperate and tropical montane zones,
primarily in the Northern Hemisphere. There are 11 species in the West, several
of ...
Richard Spellenberg, Christopher J. Earle, Gil Nelson, 2014
5
Natural History Illustrations, with Short Prose
A set of small folded cards, each bearing the image of a single plant or animal, accompied by short descriptive text.
MOSCHATEL. Adoxa loves the greenwood shade. There in the hollow lane,
whose sides The native rock o'er arching hides, While from its moss-green
fissures well The trickling drops, the moschatel Peep'd meekly from her rocky bed
.
7
Flora of the Yukon Territory
Adoxa moschatellina L. moschatel •» Delicate perennial, with a white scaly
rhizome; sterns 10-15 cm high, erect, with a pair of opposite leaves. Basal leaves
usually 1-3, ternately compound, long-petioled, glabrous; stem leaves palmately
...
8
A Botanical Description of British Plants in the Midland ...
Adox'a. Moschatel. Nat. Ord. Succulent*. Gen. Ch. Cup 2 segments, inferior;
blossom 4 or 5-cIeft, superior ; berry 4 or 5 cells, united with the cup. Species.
281. Adox'a Moschatel' lina . . . V.S.I. Tuberous Moschatel. Sp. Ch. With. 380.
E. B. 453.
Thomas Purton, James Sowerby, 1817
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Vegetation of the Peak District
the beginning of April, in the Derbyshire dales, the dog's mercury is about three
inches high : its leaves are beginning to unfold ; and a few stamens are ripe. At
this time of the year, the moschatel is here flowering abundantly, and is almost ...
10
Spring Flora of Wisconsin: A Manual of Plants Growing ...
ADOXACEAE Moschatel Family Delicate herbs, with basal leaves and 2 stem
leaves, all ternately compound; inflorescence a few-flowered cyme; flowers
perfect; petals 4-6, fused, the corolla wide-spreading; stamens borne on the
corolla in ...
Norman Carter Fassett, Olive S. Thomson, 1976
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MOSCHATEL»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
moschatel is used in the context of the following news items.
A rainy walk along the North Devon Coastline near Westward Ho!
Peppercombe, according to a trust leaflet, not only boasts rare lichens but: "There are woodland plants such as moschatel, sweet woodruff and ... «North Devon Journal, May 15»
May time walk around North Devon's Buck's Mills
Peppercombe, according to a Trust leaflet, not only boasts rare lichens but: "There are woodland plants such as moschatel, sweet woodruff and ... «Western Morning News, May 15»
The silent way that was once a main road
... great trees, their cavernous shade the home of delicate plants like hartstongue fern, shining cranesbill and moschatel”. And Dinah's Hollow is ... «The Guardian, Mar 15»
IT'S THE WEEKEND: The Great Outdoors - The best places to spot …
In spring the display of woodland flowers is breathtaking with violets, wood anemone, bluebell, early-purple orchid and moschatel among some ... «South Wales Argus, Feb 15»
What's On in Edinburgh this week
... including artists' books published by Helen Douglas' and Telfer Stokes' Weproductions, the Moschatel Press and the Morning Star Press. «The Edinburgh Reporter, Sep 14»
Bluebell walks and talks at Duncliffe this Saturday
... and Duncliffe features many of Dorset's 'notable' species include moschatel, yellow archangel, wood speedwell and early-purple orchid, ... «Blackmore Vale, Apr 14»
Nature Eclipses Culture: An Interview With Richard Skelton
Big inspirations for us are the poet Thomas A Clark and artist Laurie Clark, who have been running their Moschatel Press and Cairn Gallery for ... «The Quietus, Mar 14»
Property in Wales: buy a lifestyle, save the wildlife
The reserves protect wild flowers such as moschatel, wood anemone, violets and golden saxifrage, butterflies including white letter and purple ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 09»
Bluebells hold clue to ancient forests
A few dog violets and some moschatel – whose minuscule four outward-facing flowers have earnt it the popular name "town hall clock" ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 09»
Blue elderberry
Common name: Blue elderberry. Genus/species: Sambucus nigra caerulea (formerly Sambucus mexicana). Family: Adoxaceae, or moschatel ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Jun 08»
