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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SMOKEBUSH»
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1
Taylor's 50 Best Shrubs: Easy Plants for More Beautiful Gardens
If space is a problem, smokebush can be grown like a perennial. Cut the plant to
the ground in late winter. In spring, vigorous 3- to 5- foot shoots appear,
transforming smokebush into a plant that can be easily integrated into a small
garden.
Houghton Mifflin Company, Frances Tenenbaum, 1999
2
Shrubs of the Great Basin: A Natural History
Psorothamnus polydenius One of the most fragrant of our desert shrubs, with an
odor which resembles that of some exotic member of the citrus family, is the
smokebush. Known in older literature as Dalea polyadenia, the smokebush is
most ...
Hugh Nelson Mozingo, 1987
3
Australian Seeds: A Guide to Their Collection, ...
... Creeper Needle-leaved Smokebush Blue Smokebush Blue-eyed Smokebush
Blue Brother Summer Smokebush Crown Smokebush Tangled Smokebush
Hooded Smokebush Slender Smokebush Plume Smokebush Common
Smokebush ...
Luke Sweedman, David Merritt, 2006
4
Rights to Plant Genetic Resources and Traditional Knowledge: ...
Smokebush. The endemic plant smokebush (genus Conospermum) provides an
interesting illustration (Janke, 1999, pp. 24–25). Smokebush grows in the coastal
areas between Geraldton and Esperance in Western Australia, and its healing ...
Susette Biber-Klemm, Thomas Cottier, 2006
Smokebush. On returning to Fremantle on my days off from work from the
Mullewa loco depot, I stayed with my Mother. We were talking about wild flowers;
she asked “Were there any smokebush or flannel-flowers growing near Mullewa?
6
Art and Cultural Heritage: Law, Policy, and Practice
It follows that property 50 The bioprospecting and patenting of Neem tree has
parallels in Australia, as illustrated by the commercial exploitation of smokebush (
Conosper- num), an Australian plant commonly found in Western Australia.
7
Horticultural Flora of South-Eastern Australia
Victorian Smokebush WVic Erect silky-hairy SHRUB to 2 m tall. LEAVES crowded
, erect, linear 5 12 cm long, 1—4 mm wide, broadest towards the tip. FLOWER
CLUSTERS flat-topped; July—Dec. FLOWERS creamy white, densely hairy, lilac
...
8
Intellectual Property, Indigenous People and their Knowledge
the NCI goes back to 1960 with tens of thousands of plants having being
collected from around the world and stored in a repository in Frederick, Maryland.
11 The smokebush sample lay in cold storage until in 1988 the NCI developed
an ...
9
Ecology of Plant-Derived Smoke: Its Use in Seed Germination
Conospermum incurvum Lindl. plume smokebush Plume smokebush is restricted
to the banksia woodland communities of Western Australia. Dixon et al. (1995)
reported that germination significantly increased when the soil in which it was ...
Lara Jefferson, Marcello Pennacchio, Kayri Havens-Young, 2014
10
Wildflowers of Southern Western Australia
514 Conospermum acerosum Lindley subsp. hirsutum E. M. Bennett Needle-
leaved Smokebush Shrub 1-2 m high with several, usually unbranched stems
arising from the base of the plant; leaves terete, pungent, to 5 cm long; leaf bases
and ...
Margaret G. Corrick, Bruce Alexander Fuhrer, 2009
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Smokebush puts some spark into winter
THE smokebush gets its name from its ability to make large flowering plumes that look like a puff of smoke over the foliage. Some bushes can have so many ... «Irish Independent, nov 11»
