ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD SARRACENIA
New Latin, named after D. Sarrazin, 17th-century botanist of Quebec.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SARRACENIA»
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Gardening with Carnivores:
Sarracenia Pitcher Plants in ...
This text is a complete guide for gardeners to the North American pitcher plants - some of the most spectacular looking of all carnivorous plants.
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Sarracenia Alata Wood: Surface Anatomy of Mature Leaves and ...
The epidermal anatomy of mature leaves of Sarracenia alata was characterized using scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
Rachael Nycole Jones, 2008
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A Georgia Native Plant Guide
Platanthera integra Yellow Fringeless Orchid Sarracenia flava Yellow Flytrap*
Sarracenia minor Hooded Pitcherplant* Sarracenia psittacina Parrot Pitcherplant
* Sporobolus teretifolivs Wire-leaf Dropseed Stachys hyssopifolia var. lythroides ...
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The Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery: Being a ...
itself should communicate variola were itall variolous ; but tho virus is gone, effete
, and impotent, — the sarracenia has extinguished it. I have no hesitation in
pronouncing Sarracenia purpurea to be the remedy for variola, varicella, rubeola,
...
William Braithwaite, James Braithwaite, Edmond Fauriel Trevelyan, 1863
Stamens numerous or 10–15, in Sarracenia several, arising from each of a
limited number (commonly 10) of primordia; filaments more or less short; anthers
basifixed or (Sarracenia) versatile, opening longitudinally, introrse. Tapetum
secretory ...
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The International Horticultural Exhibition, and Botanical ...
Sarracenia Drummoudii Sarracenia variolaris. Sarracenia purpurea rubro- alba.
Sarracenia flava (2). nervia. Sarracenia Drummondii Sarracenia purpurea.
Sarracenia sp. rubra. I Sarracenia sp. Mr. B. S. Williams, Victoria and Paradise ...
International Horticultural Exhibition, 1866 (LONDON), 1867
Trumpet Pitchers Sarracenia flava and page Sarracenia x catesbaei 33 Trumpet
Pitcher Sarracenia leucophylla 34 Trumpet Pitcher Sarracenia alata 'Redthroat'
51 Trumpet Pitcher hybrid Sarracenia x mitchelliana 52 Trumpet Pitcher hybrid ...
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Sarracenia, Including:
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
Sir,— Claiming, as I have a right to do, I will not say the honour, but the priority, of
announcement to the profession of the Sarracenia purpurea, as the great an ti-
variolous remedy and elixir for suffering humanity.— being the first medical man ...
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Encyclopedia of Entomology
Sarracenia species interact with insects in four major ways, (i) carnivory, (ii)
pollination, (iii) herbivory, and (iv) symbiosis. All pitcher plants are carnivorous
and attract insects as prey. The plants can self-pollinate, but several insects,
especially ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SARRACENIA»
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sarracenia is used in the context of the following news items.
Elle va manger le frelon asiatique
Une plante carnivore, la Sarracenia, représente un vrai espoir pour lutter contre ce type de frelon qui progresse de plus en plus en France. Elle pourrait être ... «Le Parisien, Jun 15»
La plante qui dévorait les frelons
L'histoire d'amour finit mal pour ce dernier: la carnivore Sarracenia a séduit le frelon asiatique (Vespa velutina nigrithorax) qui, attiré par le nectar et les ... «Le Figaro, Jun 15»
Nantes. Une plante carnivore pour se débarrasser du frelon asiatique
En animant des ateliers pour le grand public, Christian Besson, un jardinier du parc, découvre des frelons asiatiques piégés dans une Sarracenia. La plante ... «Ouest-France, Jun 15»
Nantes : la plante tueuse du frelon asiatique découverte au jardin …
La plante carnivore sarracenia est-elle l'arme tueuse du frelon asiatique? La revue Insectes de l'OPIE (office pour les insectes et leur environnement) publiera ... «Francetv info, Jun 15»
Arboretum Paths: May is a great month for native orchids
We then descended down a firebreak along the vast hillside pitcher plant bog, which contains both the pale pitcher plant (Sarracenia alata) and the tiny parrot ... «Picayune Item, May 15»
The colorful plant that preys
Sarracenia purpurea, commonly known as the purple pitcher plant, northern pitcher plant, or side-saddle flower, is a carnivorous plant in the family ... «Apalachicola Times, Apr 15»
Researchers have determined how carnivorous plants form their …
The research team from The Graduate University for Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI) thoroughly examined the process of leaf development in the Sarracenia ... «Asian Scientist Magazine, Mar 15»
Development of a carnivorous pitcher leaf
A research team in Japan has revealed how carnivorous pitcher leaves are formed in Sarracenia purpurea, a carnivorous plant native to North America. «Phys.Org, Mar 15»
Making Sense Of The Predatory Pitcher Plant
Pictured above is Sarracenia purpurea. Image credit: ggallice via flickr | http://bit.ly/1E74lHh. Rights information: http://bit.ly/NL51dk. Design flaw in a carnivorous ... «Inside Science News Service, Jan 15»
Gardens: natural born killers – carnivorous plants
CP are remarkable for their variety: the Laura Ashley glamour of the pitcher plant (sarracenia) in flower is fast replaced by the psychedelic trumpets of its pitchers ... «The Guardian, May 14»
