«BLACK TREE FERN» İLE İLİŞKİLİ İNGILIZCE KİTAPLAR
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Loman'a Fraseri A. Cunn.) Petako Maku Raukatauri Piupiu Piu, piupiu r l Silver
tree-fern Black tree-fern Pale-leaved tree-fern Feather fern Hairy-stemmed fern
Thick-leaved shield fern Broad-leaved lindsaya Narrow-leaved lindsaya
Drooping ...
New Zealand. Parliament. House of Representatives, 1908
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Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives of ...
Luerss. Lomaria Fl'aaeri A. Cunn.) (syn. l x i Silver tmiern Black tree'fern Pale-
leaved tree-fern Feather fern Hairy-stemmed fern Thick-leaved shield fern Broad-
lesved lindseya Narrow-leaved lindsaya Drooping spleenwort Shining
spleenwort ...
C. brownii (Norfolk Island tree fern) 52 C. cooperi (lacy tree fern) 35, 52 C.
dcalbata (ponga, silver tree fern) 35, 52, 52 C. drcgei 53 C. medullaris (black tree
fern) 35, 53 C. smitltii (katote, soft tree fern) 35, 53 C. tomcntosissitna 53
Cyrtomium ...
Cyathea cooperi, the scaly tree fern, or coin spot tree fern, reaches 6 to 8 m in
humid conditions. It makes a stunning, shady canopy for light-shy plants such as
the yellow-flowering clivea. • Cyathea medullaris, the New Zealand black tree
fern, ...
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CRC World Dictionary of Plant Names: Common Names, ...
Swartz English: black tree fern Maori names: mamaku C. podophylla (Hook.)
Copel. (Alsophila podophylla Hook.; Gymnosphaera podophylla (Hook.) Copel.)
Japan: oni-hego (- devil Cyathea, giant Cyathea) Cyathanthus Engl. Moraceae ...
Umberto Quattrocchi, 1999
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Adventure Guide to New Zealand
... but I think it's more like 900. Ferns like to grow in damp and dark forest. The
most common ferns you will see are the black tree fern or mamaku, which can
grow to 20 meters (65 feet). Black tree fern Silver fern The most famous tree fern
is the ...
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New Zealand's South Island
NZ is a land of ferns (more than 80 species) and most easily recognised are the
mamaku (black tree fern) – which grows to 20m and can be seen in damp gullies
throughout the country – and the 10m-high ponga (silver tree fern) with its ...
... Zealand Cyathea medullaris C. medullaris Black tree fern, Mamaku Fronds
bipinnate-pinnatifid to tripinnate, broad lance-shaped, very long, even in cold
areas. Rachis and stipe black except on very young plants; lines of white dashes
along ...
Dense hairs and scales protect the bud from damage. ' The black bands of dense
fiber in this trunk cross-section of the New Zealand Mamaku or Black Tree Fern (
Cyathea medullaris), function like the steel rods in a reinforced concrete pillar.
Tony Rodd, Jennifer Stackhouse, 2008
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Horticultural Flora of South-eastern Australia: Ferns, ...
R.M. Tryon.] Recognition Prickly frond stalks. C. MEDULLARIS (G. Forst.) Sw.
Black Tree Fern New Zealand, Polynesia Trunk to 20 cm wide and 15 m tall,
swollen at the base with adventitious roots, frond bases shed to leave hexagonal
scars.
«BLACK TREE FERN» TERİMİNİ İÇEREN HABERLER
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Tree ferns a classic look
New Zealand tree ferns are made up of two different genera -Cyathea, to which the mamaku or black tree fern and the silver tree fern belong, ... «Nelson Mail, Haz 15»
Sculpture with Jurassic footprint
One of the more successful works in this year's exhibition was Stevie Fieldsend's Bulging Ichorous, a new work that plays off the black tree fern ... «ArtsHub, Nis 15»
Preserving ferns fulfils passion
Their stock of about 9000 plants, over 60 species, includes silver tree ferns (ponga), black tree fern (mamaku) and rough tree fern (wheki). «Timaru Herald, Şub 14»
Beauty: Sweet as honey
The serum goes beyond the basics, adding red algae, keratin and mamuku (black tree fern) extract to its ingredients. 4. Burt's Bees Thoroughly ... «New Zealand Herald, Tem 11»
Chelsea Flower Show 2011: Heart of the rainforest
The planting included the sculptural strangler fig, Ficus microcarpa var. nitida, and ranks of skeletal black tree fern, Cyathea latebrosa. «Telegraph.co.uk, May 11»
