O QUE SIGNIFICA MYRTACEOUS EM INGLÊS
Myrtaceae
As Myrtaceae são uma família, a família do mirto, de plantas dicotiledôneas colocadas na ordem Myrtales. Myrtle, pohutukawa, cravo, goiaba, feijoa, pimenta da Jamaica e eucalipto pertencem aqui. Todas as espécies são lenhosas, com óleos essenciais e partes de flores em múltiplos de quatro ou cinco. Um personagem notável da família é que o flloem está localizado em ambos os lados do xilema, não apenas fora, como na maioria das outras plantas. As folhas são sempre verdes, alternam-se principalmente em frente, simples e geralmente com uma margem total. As flores têm um número base de cinco pétalas, embora em vários gêneros as pétalas estejam minúsculas ou ausentes. Os estames geralmente são muito conspícuos, de cores vivas e numerosos.
definição de myrtaceous no dicionário inglês
A definição de myrtaceous no dicionário é, relacionada ou pertencente a Myrtaceae, uma família de árvores e arbustos principalmente tropicais e subtropicais com glândulas de óleo nas folhas: inclui eucaliptos, cravo, mirto e goiaba.
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «MYRTACEOUS»
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Fruits of the Myrtle Family Being
Myrtaceous Fruits Found in ...
Contents Include: The Guava, The Strawberry Guava, Other Guavas, The Pitanga, The Feijoa, The Jaboticaba, and Other Myrtaceous Fruits. This book contains classic material dating back to the 1900s and before.
TABLE 1. Characteristics of the eight sites near Sydney, New South Wales.
Australia. The number of myrtaceous tree species is included because this was
the most gall- prone plant group. Total soil P and total gall species data are from
...
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Insect Pests in Tropical Forestry
S. cordatum, an endemic South African myrtaceous tree (Grissell, 2006). 5.7 Call
Forming Calls are unusual plant growths which develop as a result of abnormal
cell division and/or cell enlargements following infestation of plants by organisms
...
F. Ross Wylie, Martin R. Speight,
2012
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The Visitor: Or, Monthly Instructor
The myrtaceous trees generally flourish most in those places, where, by the
defences of mountainous ridges, the air is kept still and tranquil, in the
sequestered nooks among valleys embosomed in hills. We have often seen them
in all their ...
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The Fruitflies of the Genus Anastrepha
Myrtaceous fruit. The holotype was trapped June 5, 1939, by James Zetek. All but
two of the paratypes were trapped at Balboa, C. Z.. and La Campana and El
Cermeiio, Panama, from May to August. The two additional paratypes were
reared ...
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Diseases and Pathogens of Eucalypts
However, many have not been reported from Australia and are likely to have
transferred to introduced eucalypts from native myrtaceous hosts (Crous and
Wingfield 1996; Crous 1998). Mycosphaerella species certainly occur on
myrtaceous ...
PJ Keane, GA Kile, FD Podger,
2000
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Diptera Diversity: Status, Challenges and Tools
The fergusoninidae are widely diversified in Australia, and their larvae have an
obligate association with nematodes that help them form galls in the shoot buds
of various myrtaceous genera on which they feed. Taylor et al. (2007) set out
three ...
Thomas Pape, Daniel John Bickel, Rudolf Meier,
2009
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Medicinal Plants in Australia Volume 2: Gums, Resins, Tannin ...
FPCs absent: Eucalyptus subgenera Idiogenes and Monocalyptus appear to be
devoid of FPCs, as does the Myrtaceous genus Melaleuca. • In addition, FPCs
were present in a small Queensland Myrtaceous genus: Choricarpia, which ...
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ADVANCES IN BOTANICAL RESEARCH APL
However, pollen grains of a myrtaceous habit also occur in the Santalaceae (
Fusanus etc.) and Sapindaceae. The determination of fossil grains with a
myrtaceous habit must therefore be accepted with caution. NELUMBONACEAE.
The pollen ...
Reginald Dawson Preston,
1963
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Tea Tree: The Genus Melaleuca
The naturalist, Sir Joseph Banks, collected specimens of tea tree during this
voyage. Subsequently these myrtaceous shrubs, now known as the genera
Leptospermum, Melaleuca., Kunzea and Baeckea, were collectively known as “
tea trees”, ...
Ian Southwell, Robert Lowe,
2003
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Is this the end for pohutukawa?
Their main myrtaceous plants are eucalypts – and there are quite a few of those in Oz! Our forestry industry frequently grows this genus too and ... «Stuff.co.nz, jun 15»
Myrtle rust disease halts nursery plant shipments from Tasmania
But its biosecurity representative Karen Brock said the sector supported the restrictions on shipping myrtaceous plants from Tasmania, in line ... «ABC Local, fev 15»
Origin of Eucalyptus Rust Disease in Brazil Leads to International …
The rust disease infects diverse myrtaceous species found in tropical and subtropical regions. Myrtaceae – or myrtle family – is a complex ... «PR Web, nov 13»
Rare southern Queensland flower in bloom
Homoranthus Vagans is a Myrtaceous shrub, a relation to the eucalypt. Vagans means 'wandering', a reference to the growing habit of the ... «ABC Local, jun 13»
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Those that have indicate that it in comparison to other myrtaceous essential oils, manuka demonstrates moderate toxic behavior in cell cultures. «eNews Park Forest, out 12»
Plant disease found in Toowoomba
Myrtle rust infects myrtaceous plants including Australian natives and common garden plants such as lilypillies, bottle brush, tea tree, Blushing ... «Toowoomba Chronicle, mai 11»
Aussies urged: report myrtle rust
The disease has the potential to infect all myrtaceous plants in urban and natural environments as well as seriously harm valuable industries ... «The Gympie Times, abr 11»
Golden blossoms in all their glory
All myrtaceous plants are potentially susceptible. This means bottlebrush, gum trees, Geraldton wax flower, golden penda, lemon myrtle, ... «Courier Mail, fev 11»
Fungus outbreak threatens region
THINK OF MYRTLE RUST AS FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE OF MYRTACEOUS PLANTS: EUCALYPTUS, JABOTICABA, GRUMICHAMA, ALL ... «Lismore Northern Star, jan 11»