10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHOREWEED»
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shoreweed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Plants at the Margin: Ecological Limits and Climate Change
In these areas shoreweed also has to endure prolonged periods in summer
when these habitats dry out completely. In lakes it can form carpets, which
survive under continuous immersion relying entirely on vegetative reproduction.
Flowering ...
2
A Classification of Palaearctic Habitats
... sands and shingles 22.27 Temporary waderbody benthic communities 22.3
Amphibious communities 22.31 Euro-Siberian perennial amphibious
communities 22.311 Shoreweed lawns, lobelia ponds, quillwort swards 22.3111
Shoreweed ...
Pierre Devilliers, Jean Devilliers-Terschuren, 1996
3
Wetland Plants of the Adirondacks: Herbaceous Plants and ...
American. Shoreweed. Status: OBL Littorella uniflora (L.) Asch. Plantaginaceae
Plants: perennial; emergent or submersed Flowers: only in emergent plants,
unisexual; 4parted; staminate flowers white to greenish; tiny Leaves: form basal ...
Meiyin Wu, Dennis Kalma, 2011
4
Materials for a Flora of Wakefield and its neighbourhood
P. June—August. Common. media, L. Hoary Plantain. P. June—October.
Frequent. P. J line—August. Common. Buck's-horn Plantain. A. June—August.
Heath, WVoolley, Outwood. Shoreweed. Plantain Shoreweed. P. June. LIT'I'
ORELLA.
Thomas Waller GISSING, 1867
5
Contributions Towards a Fauna and Flora of the County of Cork
Shoreweed. 582. L. lacustris, L. Plantain Shoreweed. Shores of mountain lakes
near Bantry : Mr. J. Drummond, I have not met it. — very rare. Subclass IV.
MONOCHLAMYDEjE. Order LXVI. CHENOPODIACE^E. Tribe I. Salsolece. 277.
6
A New Key to Wild Flowers
PLANTAGINACEAE Plantains Except for Shoreweed (Littorella) the flowers are in
dense spikes. The calyx and corolla are tiny but the long-stalked stamens (4 to
each flower) make the inflorescence conspicuous. Other plants with a similar ...
7
Handbook of the Torquay Flora, etc
Bovey Heath. (E. B. t. 892.) A. vI. vII. LITTORELLA. SHOREWEED. L. lacustris (
Plantain Shoreweed.)—In watery places and marg1ns of lakes. Leaves all radical
, linear and fleshy, slightly. 106 COROLLIFLORE.
Robert STEWART (M.R.C.S.), 1860
8
A BOTANICAL DESCRIPTION OF BRITISH PLANTS, IN THE MIDLAND ...
... firm and dry. It is easily propagated by seeds, but not by slips or cuttings." See
Withering. Med. and P'hys. Journal, vol. \4.p. 35. Genus 3. Littorei/la. Shoreweed.
Nat. Ord. Inundatae. Gen. Ch. Blossom containing stamens; 4-cleft; calyx ...
9
Biogeochemistry of Inland Waters
Table 1 Continued Common name Example species Locational preference
Functional form Hydrodynamic characteristics Hornwort/ coontail Lake quillwort
Pondweed Red mangrove Rushes Sedges Shoreweed Ceratophyllum
demersum, ...
10
A Popular Description of the Indigenous Plants of Lanarkshire
Genus V. Plantain Shoreweed, Litto- rella. Male calyx 4- leaved, corolla 4-clefr,
stamens long — female flowers no calyx, corolla slightly 4-clett, styles long, seed
a nut. Species I. Plantain Shoreweed, L. Lacus- tris. Frequent by banks of Lochs ...
