10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPURREY»
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spurrey in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Introduction to the Geology of Southern California and Its ...
Sparganium angustifolium (narrow-leaved burreed), 56 Spartium junceum (
Spanish broom)*, 47, 50, 53 Spergula arvensis (spurrey)*, 53 Spergula arvensis
ssp. arvensis (stickwort), 47 Spergularia atrosperma (sand spurrey), 53
Spergularia ...
Clarence A. Hall, Jr., 2007
2
A Compleat Body of Husbandry
Of spurrey. THIS is- a plant little known among our husbandmen, an<f not to be
ranked with many of the preceding in utility ? however, as it was once sown in our
sields, and1 is at this time propagated in Flanders ; and as it is not without its use
...
3
CRC World Dictionary of Plant Names: Common Names, ...
Torino 1997. Species/Vernacular Names: S. arvensis L. English: spurrey, corn
spurry, spurry, corn spurrey, starwort, stickwort Italian: renaiola Southern Africa:
Holladsche gras, perdegras, sporrie; bolepo-ba-seokha-sa-merung (Sotho) East
...
Umberto Quattrocchi, 1999
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
Arenaria rubra, or purple spurrey or sandwort: Jeaves filiform, stipules
membranous sheathing. Variety, arenaria marina, or lea spurrey or sandwort:
leaves linear, the length of the intemodes. Purple (purrey.is an annual plant. The
flowers open ...
5
Early Medieval Plant Studies
Fream (l900) reported Com Spurrey being sown for grazing and silage in the past
, and, indeed, in l 955 Grigson wrote of it still being sown as fodder in continental
Europe, and tells of its introduction as a forage crop to the British Isles from the ...
Carole Patricia Biggam, Anglo-Saxon Plant-Name Survey. Symposium, 2003
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis
Capsule ovate, one celled, five-valved. 1. Spergula arvensis, or corn-spurrey.--
Root annual, small, fibrous. Stems numerous, a foot in length, nearly upright,
round, clammy and panicled on the upper part, leafy, jointed; joints swelling,
globular.
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A Botanical Arrangement Of All The Vegetables Naturally ...
SPURREY.*. 586. Spergula. Empal. Cup five leaves. Leaves egg-fliaped; blunt;
concave ; expanding ; permanent. Bloss. Petals five; egg-shaped; concave;
expanding; entire : larger than the cup. Chives. Threads ten; awl-shaped; shorter
than ...
8
The Danish Revolution, 1500-1800: An Ecohistorical ...
Instead of sowing clover it became necessary to pursue a less ambitious line of
development in which an attempt was made to increase forage production with
the help of hardy plants such as spurrey,22 buckwheat, and knotgrass. During
the ...
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
Bacon. SPERGULA, spurrey, in botany, a genus ot rjlants belonging to the class
of decandria, and the order of pentagynia; natural order twenty- second,
caryophyllese : cal. pentaphyllous; the petals five, and undivided : caps, oval,
unilocular, ...
10
Field Flora of the British Isles
Intrd-natd; on sandy or peaty arable land; E Sussex and Kildare Pearlwort
Spurrey - S. morisonii Boreau 17. SPERGULARIA (Pers.) J. & C. Presl - Sea-
spurreys Leaves opposite; flowers hypogynous; petals shorter to longer than
sepals, (white ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPURREY»
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Climate change is disrupting flower pollination, research shows
Oh and I noticed Spergula arvensis (corn-spurrey) in flower on Monday, which I think of as a late spring species (its main flowering time is June to August I ... «The Guardian, Nov 14»
Matthew Paramore at the double
Hayhill had goals from Mark Easterbrook (2), Nathan Bryer, Nathan Leakey, Chris Spurrey and Dino Lai in a 6-1 home victory against Nailsea Churches, who ... «Bristol Post, Sep 14»
Property Transactions for June 2013
17 Sand Spurrey Rd. $207,700. Philip Imbarrato, Philip Imbarrato Jr., Christopher Imbarrato and David Imbarrato sold property to Mary Snyder. 12 Moccasin ... «Saratoga TODAY Newspaper, Jul 13»
New pastures now have broadleaf weed control from Ravensdown
Where weeds that are difficult to control with MCPB, such as chickweed, cleavers, mayweeds, nettle, spurrey, storksbill, twin cress and willow weed are prevalent ... «Scoop.co.nz, Mar 12»
Report charts changing UK plants
"There is a little chap called sand spurrey (Spergularia rubra) that has been rattling along forestry track. We knew it in little sand grasslands which were getting ... «BBC News, Apr 06»
British plants fighting for space
"But perhaps more alarming is how so many once widespread plants, such as butterfly orchids and corn spurrey, have suffered in the modern landscape. «BBC News, May 05»
