O QUE SIGNIFICA FLEAWORT EM INGLÊS
Plantago
Plantago é um gênero de cerca de 200 espécies de plantas pequenas e discretas, comumente chamadas de bananas ou plátanos. Eles compartilham esse nome com a banana muito diferente, uma espécie de banana. A maioria são plantas herbáceas, embora algumas delas sejam subconjugas que cresçam para 60 cm de altura. As folhas são séssil, mas têm uma parte estreita perto do caule, que é um pseudo-pecíolo. Eles têm três ou cinco veias paralelas que divergem na parte mais larga da folha. As folhas são largas ou estreitas, dependendo da espécie. As inflorescências são suportadas em talos tipicamente de 5 a 40 cm de altura, e pode ser um cone curto ou uma espiga longa, com numerosas pequenas flores polinizadas pelo vento. Os plátanos são usados como plantas alimentares pelas larvas de algumas espécies de Lepidoptera - veja a lista de Lepidoptera que se alimentam de bananas plantainas. Eles são encontrados em todo o mundo, incluindo América, Ásia, Austrália, Nova Zelândia, África e Europa. Muitas espécies do gênero são ervas cosmopolitas. Eles são encontrados em muitos habitats diferentes, mais comumente em áreas úmidas como seepages ou turbilhões. Eles também podem ser encontrados em áreas alpinas e semi-alpinas ou costeiras. As ervas cosmopolitas podem ser freqüentemente vistas ao lado das estradas.
definição de fleawort no dicionário inglês
A definição de fleawort no dicionário é qualquer uma das várias plantas do gênero Senecio, esp S. integrifolius, uma espécie européia com flores de margarida amarela e rosetas de folhas soltas: asteraceae familiares. Outra definição de fleawort é uma plantação euro-asiática, Plantago psyllium, cujas sementes se assemelham a pulgas e anteriormente eram usadas como repelente de pulgas.
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «FLEAWORT»
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fleawort na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
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Theatrum Botanicum: The Theater of Plants : Or, An Herball ...
These small Madders, as by their taste and temperature may be gathered, are of
the fame property with the greater kindes, but are lessc effectuall in every respect.
Chap. LVII. , PsyRium. fleawort. • He ancient writers have delivered us, but one ...
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A History of the Materia Medica. - London, Longman, Hitsch, ...
FLEAWORT. SEED. 54.! The Plant is a Native of the East ladies, and is' found
particularly in MaIabar in great Abundance. It is not onl the Seed of this Species
of Ricinur, but its woody Matter of the Stem is al o used in Medicine -, the Wood,
as it ...
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The Gardeners Dictionary: Containing the Methods of ...
There is no great Beauty in these Plants, but as they are sometimes preserved by
curious Persons, I thought it proper to mention them in this Place. PSYLLIUM;
Fleawort. The Characters are; This Plant agrees with Plantain and Bucks-horn ...
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Botanologia: The English Herbal: Or, History of Plants : ...
The flcond, or Great evergreen Fleawort, Irn: a long, hard and Wood)- Root,
which perishe: no', but liver in Winter, keeping it: Leaves' Green all that Seashn,
whence came it: Epithite of sempet virens, or never dying. From this Root s
ringfortll ...
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The Rural Cyclopedia, Or A General Dictionary of ...
FLEAWORT. Several species of hardy herbaceous plants, principally of the
composite order. The common or small fleawort, Imzla pulican'a, called by
Gaertner Pulz'carz'a vulgaris, belongs to the thistle division of composites, and is
an annual ...
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Plant names, scientific and popular: including in the case ...
Ajowan, Ajwain, Ajwan, Ajouan, Ajava, Javanee; Fr. Ammi officinal (Codex). Fruit
aromatic, antispasmodic, used like caraway seed; contains thymol.
PULASSARIUM, See ALYXIA. 1825. PUL1CARIA, Gaertn. 1791. Fleawort.
Compositae. Latin ...
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The Seven Books of Paulus Ægineta
... or use dates triturated in oxycrate with bread, or a whole egg with rose-oil and
some cerate; or alum, fleawort, with coriander and purslain, may be applied in the
form of a cataplasm ; or apply the fircstone triturated with cerate, and bind it on.
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Rambles in Search of Wild Flowers and how to Distinguish Them
The Field Fleawort (Cinerziria integrifélia) is abundant on the Wiltshire downs. A
pretty little plant, with simple woolly leaves and a naked stem, about four inches
high, bearing two or three bright yellow flowers at the top. The Marsh Fleawort (C.
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C. E. Hobbs ̓Botanical Hand-book of Common Local, English, ...
... Pitch seed plant, Fir elub moss, Water plantain, к к Fleawort, Heart leaved
plantain, Bucks' horn plantain, Fleawort, Spogel seed, Ispaghul, Fleawort, Spogel
seed, see Chavica; sti. car. ton. sec Capsicum annuum. see Amomum Melegueta
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ON PSYLLIUM OR FLEAWORT. Fleawort when drunk occasions coldness of the
whole body and torpor, with relaxation and lowness of spirits, which are relieved
by the same remedies as those given to persons who have drunk coriander.
8 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «FLEAWORT»
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fleawort no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Wiltshire Wildlife Trust: Guided walk around Throope Manor estate …
Search for rare wild flowers such as field fleawort and bee orchids, and enjoy the abundant butterfly species which thrive on this herb-rich ... «Salisbury Journal, jul 15»
Wildlife under pressure after a topsy-turvy year of weather
Good conditions helped the return of the rare fen violet at Wicken Fen, while the field fleawort was rediscovered on Dunstable Downs in ... «Telegraph.co.uk, dez 14»
Unpredictable weather means it's been a 'rollercoaster' ride for UK's …
The right weather conditions helped the return of the rare fen violet at Wicken Fen, while the field fleawort was rediscovered on Dunstable ... «Irish Examiner, dez 14»
Wales Coast Path: A walk on the wild side
The heathland is full of colourful heather and among the rocky patches you'll find the rare spotted-rock rose with spatulate fleawort hanging ... «BBC News, mai 12»
Bluebells are in full bloom near Barton
... flower and several other rare types of wild flower, including greater pignut and fleawort (I'm sure they're prettier than their names suggest). «Luton Today, abr 12»
Sheep experiment to prevent arson
Many rare plants grow at the Holyhead Mountain site, including the south stack fleawort, which is found nowhere else, and animal inhabitants ... «BBC News, ago 09»
Fifth of wild plants under threat
Among a list of species under threat are Great Orme Berry and the South Stack Fleawort, which are found nowhere else in the world. «BBC News, jun 08»
Natural Remedies: Plants that Relieve Common Health Conditions
Psyllium, also known as fleaseed, fleawort, and plantain, is native to southern Europe, North Africa, and western Asia. and is also cultivated in North America. «Mother Earth News, fev 08»