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pogonia
ophioglossoides
sale
bifaria
medical
arts
building
clothes
orchid
divaricata
tree
cultivation
usfws
small
whorled
fact
sheet
threatened
species
animals
plants
that
likely
become
endangered
pogonia
jussieu
rose
snake
mouth
generic
name
derived
from
greek
pogon
beard
refers
commonly
known
jussineu
native
wild
frequently
found
acidic
boggy
areas
these
village
etoloakarnania
here
greece
hide
view
ministry
natural
resources
isotria
medeoloides
ontario
recovery
strategy
series
prepared
under
merriam
webster
capitalized
genus
comprising
terrestrial
orchids
north
temperate
zone
have
slender
rootstock
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «POGONIA»
Scopri l'uso di
pogonia nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
pogonia e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Native Orchids of North America North of Mexico
(The name, Pogonia, is derived from the Greek word meaning a "beard," referring
to the bearded or fringed crest of the lip.) Terrestrial herbs with slender fibrous
roots, erect, with a solitary leaf inserted about halfway up the stem. Inflorescence
...
Donovan Stewart Correll, 1978
2
Orchids of the Northeast: A Field Guide
All the members of this genus had lips ornamented with tufts or ridges of often
brightly colored hair-like structures. Pogonia means "beard" and refers to this
feature. At that time four northeastern orchids were included in this genus: the
rose ...
Pogonia oph ioglossoides ROSE POGONIA The Scent of the Rose Pogonia:
Sweet or Sour? In his poem"RosePogonias,"about finding a meadow with a
thousand rose pogonias, Robert Frost described the air as"stifling sweet/With the
breath ...
Joe Liggio, Ann Orto Liggio, 2010
4
A Guide to Endangered and Threatened Species in Virginia
Karen Terwilliger, John R. Tate, Susan L. Woodward. Small Whorled Pogonia
hotria medeoloides Endangered DESCRIPTION: Small whorled pogonia is a
perennial. Flowering plants are 4 to 10 inches high; vegetative plants are shorter.
Karen Terwilliger, John R. Tate, Susan L. Woodward, 1995
5
Anatomy of the Monocotyledons Volume X: Orchidaceae
37A,B) (as Cleistes divaricata), Duckeella adolphii, and Pogonia minor; walls
sinuous in Isotria verticillata (Fig. 37C,D), Pogonia japonica, and P.
ophioglossoides. Stomata on both surfaces (Cleistes sp., Cleistesiopsis
divaricata, Duckeella), ...
William Louis Stern, Mary Gregory, David F. Cutler, 2014
6
CRC World Dictionary of Medicinal and Poisonous Plants: ...
Schltr.; Nervilia tibetensis Rolfe; Nervilia yaeyamensis Hayata; Pogonia carinata (
Roxb.) Lindl.; Pogoniaflabelliformis Lindl.; Pogonia gracilis Blume; Pogonia
nervilia Blume; Pogonia scottii Rchb.f.) (Aplostellis Thouars, from the Greek
haplos, ...
Umberto Quattrocchi, 2012
7
Native Orchids of Minnesota
Pogonia. ophioglossoides. (L). Ker. Gawler. Rose. pogonia. Plants 15 —4-5 cm
tall; rhizome verti— cal, slender, unbranched, with inter— nodes of 1—4 cm (
rarely more than 3—4 internodes are present); roots 2 per node, slender, fleshy, ...
Welby Richmond Smith, 2012
8
Native Orchids of Nova Scotia: A Field Guide
ROSE POGONIA Plate 3 Pogonia ophioglossoides Pogonia ophioglossoides To
one who is not familiar with orchids, this plant is easily confused with Arethusa
but there are major differences other than blooming season. Rose Pogonia is a ...
RARE & ENDANGERED The Not-So-Showy Orchid The Park Service hopes to
find the small whorled pogonia in more than one national park. BY ELIZABETH G
. DAERR L FORUM Committed to Conservation The 20th anniversary of the.
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Cape Cod Wildflowers: A Vanishing Heritage
Rose Pogonia; Snakemouth Pogonia ophioglossoides L. There are nearly
35,000 species of orchids world-wide, making them the world's second largest
family of flowering plants (the grasses, Poaceae, are the largest). Few local
species of ...
Mario J. DiGregorio, Jeff Wallner, 2003
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «POGONIA»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
pogonia nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Jasmin C. Green '15 is first author on study of Lake Matoaka virus …
Williamson explained that the Crim Dell inflow drains the landscaped, lived-in and carefully tended William & Mary campus, while Pogonia ... «William and Mary News, giu 15»
Hunting in West Virginia: 20 Animals Designated Nongame …
... the flat-spired three-toothed land snail; Cheat Mountain salamander; Madison Cave isopod; Virginia spiraea; and the small whorled pogonia. «Newsmax, giu 15»
Weekend events planned at the arboretum
Some of the orchids Ladnier will be speaking on include Rosebud Orchids, Fringed Orchids and Rose Pogonia Orchids, said Mirkovich. He will ... «Picayune Item, mag 15»
Arboretum Paths: May is a great month for native orchids
Here, we enjoyed photographing three native orchid species – grass pink orchid(Calopogon tuberosus) rose pogonia orchid, also called ... «Picayune Item, mag 15»
Waste Watch: Million Dollar Flower
This is the Small Whorled Pogonia. It's a member of the orchid family and its only found in about 17 eastern states and a part of Canada. «WCHS-TV8, mag 15»
New England's plants face significant threat, report says
The lime-green flowers of the slender orchid known as the Small Whorled Pogonia used to bloom on forested slopes throughout New England, ... «Boston Globe, mar 15»
MYSTERY PLANT: Mystery plant often seen in early spring
Among these striking orchids are the lady-slippers, grass-pinks, whorled pogonia, rosebud orchid, bog-rose and showy orchids. Other orchids ... «Aiken Standard, mar 15»
Wild Orchids of New England
He has been studying the rare native orchid, small whorled pogonia (Isotria medeoloides), for thirty years and claims that he still doesn't ... «Cambridge Community Television, feb 15»
Prince George's County home sales
Pogonia Ct., 3621-Federal National Mortgage Association to Ling Zhou, $134,000. Thornwood Rd., 3803-Roberto C. Majano and Dolores M. «Washington Post, feb 15»
Hard-cider maker plans facility in Montgomery
... including the dwarf wedgemussel; the small whorled pogonia orchid; bog turtles; bald eagles; Northern long-eared bats and Indiana bats. «Times Herald-Record, gen 15»
