10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «AMPELÓPSIS»
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ampelópsis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ampelópsis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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The Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture: A Discussion, for ...
AMPELóPSIS (Greek ampelos, vine, and opsis, likeness). Vitaceae. Ornamental woody vines with handsome deciduous foliage and some species with ornamental fruits, used for covering trellis-work, pergolas, arbors, low walls and the like.
Liberty Hyde Bailey, 1943
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Hortus Britannicus. A Catalogue of All the Plants ... - Pagina 506
Cissus and Ampelópsis differ little from it in botanical characters, and not at all in habit. The common grape is the 'only species that bears really good fruit; the American kinds, with large fleshy berries, being spoi ed by a disagreeable foxy ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1830
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Loudon's Hortus Britannicus. A Catalogue of All Plants, ...
Genera «l Species 5:3 ~ Hot.hou.rc Species 31 ; Greenhouse Species 6° Hardy [лупами S года 16 ° ' 115mg иегьассош Species о. 1 is n.; i о геес'; à о feci. р ' The vine is the type and representative ot' this order. Cissus and Ampelópsis differ ...
John Claudius Loudon, William Hart BAXTER, Mrs. Loudon (Jane), 1850
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Loudon's Hortus Britannicus: A Catalogue of All the Plants ...
Cissus and Ampelópsis differ little from it in botanical characters, and not at all in habit. The common grape is the only species that bears really good fruit; the American kinds, with large fleshy berries, being spoiled by a disagreeable foxy flavor ...
John Claudius Loudon, Mrs. Loudon (Jane), George Don, 1850
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Annual Report of the New York State College of Agriculture ...
See Ampelópsis. Japanese Cypress. See Chamaecyparis. Japanese Honeysuckle. See Lonícera. Japanese Hop. See Humulus. Japanese Oleaster. See Elaeagnus. Japanese Pagoda Tree. See Sophora. Japanese Quince. See Cydonia.
New York State College of Agriculture, 1916
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Die Verbreitetsten Pflanzen Deutschlands - Pagina 166
В1. ge fingert. Ampelópsis 166. pig,379_ 1. Vitis, Reb e. B1. herzförmig, 3_5lappig, grob-gezahnt, kahl, seltener behaart oder filzig, im Herbst sich nicht rot färbend. Btn. rispig, meist zwitterig. Kr. gelblichgrün. Beeren dunkelblau oder bräunlich.
Wünsche-Schorle Wünsche-Schorler, 2013
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Die Pflanzen Deutschlands - Pagina 377
II. Kelch fest ganzrandig. Kronbl. ausgebreitet, von der Spitze nach dem Grunde sich trennend. B1. gefingert. Ampelópsis 377. 1. Vitis L. Weínrebe. v. Bl. lierzförmig-S-ölappig, grob-gezähnt. kahl. seltener behaart oder filzig, im Herbst sich nicht ...
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Alphabetisch- tabellarisch- scientifisches Samen- Verzeichniss
Ampelópsis hederacea. indivsa. W. s. Ampelópsis cordàta. - vinifera. L. Weinstock. Asien. .... 5. F. L. –– grün. P. 2* WACHENDÖRFIA umbeläta. L. s. Dilàtris corymbösa. WAHLENBERGIA. Schr. (G. Wahlenberg.) Pentand. Monog. Campanul.
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The garden month by month: describing the appearance, ... - Pagina 479
Japan; China. 12 ft. or May, early June more Sun "Greenish" VIRGINIA CREEPER Ampelópsis quinquefölia Rapidly climbing shrub of free and luxur1ant habit bearing inconspicuous clusters of flowers followed by handsome dark blue berries.
Mabel Cabot Sedgwick, Robert Cameron, 1907
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Sweet's Hortus Britannicus - Pagina 87
ear-stipuled. —————-— _- .. 29 orientàlis. Dc. (gr.) oriental. Levant. __ 6. 8. AMPELO'PSIS. DC. AMPEL0'Psrs. Pentandria Monogynia. L. 1 cordàta. Dc. (gr.) heart-leaved. N.America. 1803. 6. 8. Císsus Ampelópsis. P.s. 2 hederàcea. Dc. (gr.) ...
