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arum palaestinum

Added Mar 24, 2012 by ginatnoy in Food & Nutrition

arum

Gomphrena classification

Added Mar 23, 2012 by ginatnoy in Food & Nutrition

Tipical Gomphrena - Gomphrena globosa - a low strains up to 30 cm, flowers in shades of bright purple, with flowers in clusters, serve as a control


Guzmania classification

Added Mar 23, 2012 by ginatnoy in Food & Nutrition

Guzmania classification

gazania classification

Added Mar 22, 2012 by ginatnoy in Food & Nutrition

Gazania plant, often used as a plant cover. Also called the Treasure flower. Short period of its cycle. Flowering period begins in winter and spring and sometimes summer, not on a regular basis. Can reach a height of about 40 cm, and padding you want among the plants is about 30 cm. Also suitable for containers


Geranium classification

Added Mar 22, 2012 by ginatnoy in Food & Nutrition

The name "geranium" is the name often incorrectly used to refer to a type of Pelargonium plants previously mistakenly identified as belonging to this type in the United States.

eucalyptus classification

Added Mar 21, 2012 by ginatnoy in Food & Nutrition

Eucalyptus is one of three similar genera that are commonly referred to as "eucalypts," the others being Corymbia and Angophora.


Euphorbia classification

Added Mar 21, 2012 by ginatnoy in Food & Nutrition

succulent Euphorbia are reminiscent of a cactus , shrubs ,trees, some annuals. Euphorbia flowers arranged blossoms that look like out of a single flower - rash cup shape. All wrapped in leaves cup shape , and flower coming out one stamen. Center of the cunt is applied to three-aroused carried on a long sting

Eremophila classification

Added Mar 19, 2012 by ginatnoy in Widget Gallery


classification of plants

Added Apr 17, 2011 by ginatnoy in Food & Nutrition

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