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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «CATCHFLY»
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1
Annual Report of the Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
11 flowering catchfly 8626 ' 1.1841 95.0, 99.1 0.65' 0.16, 0.08 No 'Night flowering
catchfly 3632 ' 91.01 84.7, 84.0 10242 97-5 9731 0.60' 1.70 0.40 No :False flax
454 . 88.0' 83.2; 81.0 10230 991 0.20 035, 0.2') No :Night flowering catchfly 908,
...
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station, 1922
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Annual Report of Progress Year Ending
I . i ing catchfly 227 flowering catchfly 8626 1 ' 0.78 No .Ribgrass 454. Night
flower- 90.0 88.21 84.8 96.01 97.1' 0.001 0.40i 1.90105 'curled dock 3178. Night
91.0 89.5 80.9 95.0 99.1 0.65 0.16' 0.08 No INight flowering eatehfly 3032 91.0
84.7 ...
University of Maine at Orono. Maine Agricultural Experiment Station (U.S.), 1922
3
A General System of Gardening and Botany: Containing a ...
Pubescent Catchfly. Fl. June, July. Clt. 1818. PI. j to £ foot. 197 S. Jsqypti'aca (Lin.
fil. suppl. 241.) plant somewhat tomentose ; stems branched ; leaves obovate,
stalked ; flowers terminal, erect ; calyx clavate ; petals obcordate, bidentate at the
...
4
Bulletin - Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
97-5 596 1-0" 7-'35 2-10 N0 'Night flowering catchfly 94.0 81.7 73.2 i l ' 2951,
Canada thistle 227 i : 10218. 97-2 993 trace 0-10 0-61' No Canada thistle 227,
Night 91.0» 89.5! 88.8 i i I flowering catchfly 2043, I s r l l i _ Curled dock 227 ,
10219 ...
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station, 1922
5
CRC Ethnobotany Desk Reference
(1) Silene lemmonii; (2) LEMMON'S CATCHFLY; (3) caryophyllaceae; (4) Lassen
Volcanic National Park, Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park, Yosemite 24861
. National Park 24843. (1) Silene macrosolen; (3) caryophyllaceae; (4) Ethiopia ...
6
A Catalogue of Forest Trees, Fruit Trees, Evergreen and ...
Muricata Small Caterpillar Sulcata Furrowed Caterpillar Subvillosa Villous
Caterpillar Elegans Purple Jacobaea — flore alba White J acobaea Lusitanica
Portugal Catchfly Quinquevulnera Mountain Lychnis Ciliata Ciliated Catchfly
Sericea ...
W. A. Mackie, J. Mackie, 1812
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Vol. I. - Thalamiflorae
branched; lower leaves ovate; flowers almost sessile, solitary twin or tern; calyx
cylindrical; petals narrow, bifid. (E). H. Native of Algiers in corn-fields. Petals
white. Grey Catchfly. Fl. June, July. Clt. 1818. P]. Q to 1 foot. 63 S. BBACHYPE'
TALA ...
8
Introduction to the Geology of Southern California and Its ...
... asprella (checkerbloom or checker mallow), 56 Sidalcea malvaeflora ssp.
sparsifolia (checkerbloom), 29 Sidalcea neomexicana (checkerbloom), 50
Sidalcea reptans (creeping sidalcea), 56 Silene antirrhina (sleepy or snapdragon
catchfly), ...
Clarence A. Hall, Jr., 2007
9
Thesaurus of Agricultural Organisms
(syn) see Scleropoa rigida Cataria vulgaris Moench (syn) see Nepeta cataria
Cataulacus parallelus Smith (Formicidae) catawba (E) see Catalpa speciosa
catbird (E) see Dumetella carolinensis catchfly, berry (E) see Cucubalus baccifer
...
Derwent Publications, 1990
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A General History of the Dichleamydeous Plants ... Arranged ...
Grey Catchfly. Fl. June, July. Clt. 1818. Pl. 5 to 1 foot. 63 S. BsAcuYi-s'rALA (Rob.
et Cast. mem. ined. in D. C. fl. fr. suppl. 607.) stem simple; leaves obovate-
spatulate, obtuse, hairy, ciliated at the base ; flowers secund, erect; calyx some—
what ...
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «CATCHFLY»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
catchfly no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Claridon Prairie, Trella Romine Prairie tours offered
Among the interesting species found here are Wild-potato Vine, Butterflyweed, Royal Catchfly (state-listed as threatened) and an unusual color ... «Marion Star, jul 15»
River life, 6/28
Ox-eye daisies, horse nettles, tower rockcress, daisy fleabane, yellow salsify, nodding catchfly, bladder campion, dogbane, late meadow ... «Poughkeepsie Journal, jul 15»
Summer wildflower season is upon us
In my opinion not much compares to the conspicuous, neon-orange umbels of butterfly weed and the splashy, pure red royal catchfly. These ... «Lancaster Eagle Gazette, jul 15»
Country & Coast: Collaboration leads to a rare flowers revival
MOST PEOPLE wouldn't know a small-flowered catchfly if they saw one. It is a neat little member of the campion family with delicate petals ... «Yorkshire Post, jun 15»
Nature puts on magnificent show in Cornwall where land meets the …
Last year, Ian found small-flowered catchfly in large numbers. This little white campion has declined dramatically in recent decades due to ... «Western Morning News, jun 15»
Loudoun County and Fauquier home sales
Catchfly Terr., 43587-Stephen H. Larrimore to Andrew M. Munro, $585,000. Cypress Point Terr., 18221-John B. Neville to Kendley Davenport ... «Washington Post, jun 15»
LAWN AND GARDEN: The right flowers, sugar water can keep …
Among the perennials are red trumpet honeysuckle, red columbine, red penstemons, trumpet vine, catchfly fire pink, and cardinal flower. «MLive.com, jun 15»
Arise, Sir Lenworth
According to the posters, the aim is to encourage the growth of Nottingham catchfly, Horseshoe vetch and Corky-fruited water dropwort. Call me ... «expressandstar.com, jun 15»
Missouri Prairie Foundation to dedicate two new prairies
“I have always been amazed by how much royal catchfly is there. By my estimate it may be the largest population in the world,” he said, noting ... «Joplin Globe, jun 15»
National Trust calls for footpath around English coast
... Nottingham catchfly, spiked speedwell, spotted cat's-ear, Welsh hawkweed and wild cotoneaster – which occurs nowhere else in the world. «The Guardian, mai 15»
