10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RIVERWEED»
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riverweed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Aquatic Plants of Pennsylvania: A Complete Reference Guide
Riverweed. Family—Podostemaceae. Riverweed Podostemum ceratophyllum
Michx. Native Attached, submergent perennial Riverweed is a very reduced,
almost alga-like plant that grows attached to rocks in fast-moving water. It does
not ...
Timothy A. Block, Ann Fowler Rhoads, 2011
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A Botanical Arrangement Of All The Vegetables Naturally ...
RIVERWEED. Threads very much branched; branches Shrubby numerous, finely
divided : little branches necklace-shaped. From *4 n.„ . ' * r Fruticulosa JJilknius. n
-ji ***** Threads jointed. RIVERWEED. Threads jointed, undivided; joints al- ...
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Aquatic and Wetland Plants of Northeastern North America, ...
Podostemum (Riverweed) Submersed perennial herbs; roots somewhat flat,
thalloid (some question whether actually root or stem), photosynthetic, creeping
across substrate (usually rocks) attached by fleshy disks; ascending stems
bearing ...
Garrett E. Crow, Norman C. Fassett, C. Barre Hellquist, 2006
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A Natural Arrangement of British Plants: According to Their ...
Potamogilon fluitans. Floating riverweed. Upper leaves floating, lanceolate oval,
narrower at both ends; peduncles long; lower leaves under water, linear,
lanceolate acute. Pot. natans S, Poiret Ene. Mcth. 5, 579. Pot. fluiuun, Ruth Ft.
Ger. 1, 72.
Samuel Frederick Gray, 1821
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Natural Arrangement of British Plants: According to Their ...
Featherleafed riverweed. Leaves bristlelike, alternate, the two upper ones
opposite, parallel, close together, sheathing at the base; spike pe- duncled, thin,
often interrupted. Pot. millefolium, seu foliis gramineis, ramosum, liait Syn. 150,
14.
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Report of the Survey: Botanical Series
Of the riverweed family there is a single Minnesota species which grows attached
to stones under water in strong rapids or cataracts. The riverweed belongs to a
family of herbs best developed in the tropics and very remarkable for marvelously
...
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The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
Of the riverweed family there is a single Minnesota species which grows attached
to stones under water in strong rapids or cataracts. The riverweed belongs to a
family of herbs best developed in the tropics and very remarkable for marvelously
...
Geological and Natural History Survey of Minnesota, Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1899
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Reports of the Survey: Botanical series
Of the riverweed family there is a single Minnesota species which grows attached
to stones under water in strong rapids or cataracts. The riverweed belongs to a
family of herbs best developed in the tropics and very remarkable for marvelously
...
Geological and Natural History Survey of Minnesota, 1899
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American Aquarium Fishes
Etheostoma (Boleosoma) podostemone, The nuptial male of E. (Boleosoma)
podostemone is robust, with a dark velvety body riverweed darter and expansive
dark orange finnage. Out of the spawning season it has six or more saddles and
a ...
Robert Jay Goldstein, 2000
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Plant Life of Kentucky: An Illustrated Guide to the Vascular ...
RIVERWEED. FAMILY. PODOSTEMUM MICHX. Aquatic perennial herbs, highly
reduced and mosslike; stems submerged, very narrow and attached to substrate
by disks; leaves alternate, forked into linear segments, stipulate; flowers bisexual
...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RIVERWEED»
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riverweed is used in the context of the following news items.
Lanxang Kingdom, Lao pop-up, leaving Turtle Tower
... there were even more impressed with its Northern Lao-style mok paa (steamed catfish with dill and chiles), rice-ball salad, and dried riverweed with spicy dip. «SFGate, Jun 15»
The Return of La Llorona
... her crime. In Ivey's film, the weeping has been transformed into more of a hiss. Now the ghost stands silent, limp marigolds tangled in her curls like riverweed. «The Texas Observer, Feb 15»
Outdoor swimming: come on in, these waters are lovely
Avoid areas with riverweed (you can get tangled) and blue-green algae (it causes rashes and sickness). Never swim in urban rivers and canals, because of the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 08»
