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RMCF1J6T–Residents take part in the annual tradition of Silvesterchläusen held on New Years Eve in the old town of Urnäsch, Switzerland
RMPG2WT6–. The natural history of plants. Botany. 1B4 NATURAL HISTORY OF PLANTS. free on the surface of the receptacle, whilst the females are more or less deeply sunk in pitlike depressions (fig. 117) of which the gynsecium occupies the hottom without contracting any adherence with their integuments. Some twenty spe- Artocarpus integHfoUa. ^-gg i q£ jrtocarpus have been distinguished, all natives of tropical Asia and Oceania. AcantMnophyllum strepitans, a small Brazi- lian tree, with prickly leaves, like those of certain Sorocea, has nearly all the characters of Jrtocarpus; but its monandrous male flo
RM2D6J03J–Fall Autumn season in woodland forest in Zeleni vir in Skrad in Croatia Europe isolated on tree branch colorful leaves
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RMEWEJW5–nest box for British bats a protected species in a good flight path and near lakes abundant in insects with landing pad sections
RM2BX232G–Limpsfield Chart, Surrey,UK, 4th June 2020,As lockdown eases less People venture out for their afternoon run on Limpsfield Common. The Weather Forecast is for 15C, light rain showers with a gentle breeze. Credit: Keith Larby/Alamy Live News
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RM2AKBF9P–The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . ay. It is a ques-tion of warmth, together with efficient ventilation—not an easy matter in the spring, with the ordinaryhot-bed. Most gardeners know how to prepare the materialsfor making a hot-bed, and they are aware that thecareful preparation of the loaves and stable manure isa matter of importance. If the stable-manure ismuch used before it reaches the gardener, less of itshould be used than if it be only stained-say one-third to two-thirdB of tree leaves ; and in the latter April 10, 189?. J THE
RM2K7825D–Glorious Juglans nigra , black walnut, American walnut, eastern American black walnut, tree and nuts glorious autumn sunshine
RF2ANXMC5–Natural colors. Autumn trees background. Nebulous autumn yellow and orange leaves. Beautiful autumn background. Defocused blurred autumn leaves backdrop. Fall season advertisement. Nature beauty.
RMMCTYKT–. SENECIO JOHNSTONII OLIO. numerous lobelia [Lobelia Deckenii), which grow from three and a quarter to nine and a half feet high, but those we saw were either over and dried up, or quite young specimens with stalk- less rosettes of leaves squat on the ground. In the bed of the brook hard by, in addition to quantities of brush, there were several examples of the tree-like Senecio Johnstonii in full
RMRX5RMR–Edible and poisonous plants of Edible and poisonous plants of the Caribbean region ediblepoisonousp00dahl Year: 1944 16 7. Sapote Calocarpum mammosum This is one of the favorite fruits of the inhabitants of tropical America and is also well liked by many northern people. It may be eaten raw. The tree is commonly cultivated in the whole Caribbean area, but grows more or less wild in Central America. It is a tall tree with milky sap and large leaves grow- ing in clusters near the ends of the branches. The fruit has a rough brown skin and contains one large, shiny brown seed. Its soft flesh is
RMCF1J83–Residents take part in the annual tradition of Silvesterchläusen held on New Years Eve in the old town of Urnäsch, Switzerland
RMPFYCC9–. Currie Bros.' horticultural guide : spring 1888. Nursery stock Wisconsin Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. CYCLAMEN PERSICUM. A very handsome plant, particularly adapted for winter culture, and will give more flowers with less trouble than almost any plant we are ac- quainted with; each 25 DRACiENA—Dragon Tree. Very ornamental pot-plants, grown especially for their beautiful foliage. Very useful for the center of vases and hanging baskets in summer. The leaves sho
RF2EMMGRB–Grevillea banksii, a native evergreen flowering plant composition on a natural green background.
RMEWEJWR–nest box for British bats a protected species in a good flight path and near lakes abundant in insects with landing pad sections
RM2BX2371–Limpsfield Chart, Surrey,UK, 4th June 2020,As lockdown eases less People venture out for their afternoon Woodland walk on Limpsfield Common. The Weather Forecast is for 15C, light rain showers with a gentle breeze. Credit: Keith Larby/Alamy Live News
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RM2AG88GE–. Foundations of botany. Plate VII. — Tree YuQca iu the Mohave Desert PLANT SOCIETIES 317. (Fig. 245). The epidermis, even on the younger portionsof the stem, is highly cutinized (Fig. 121), and this structuremakes any evaporation very slow. 387. Leaves of Xerophytes. — In regions where thegreatest dangers to vegetation arise from long droughtsand the excessive heat of the sun, the leaves of plantsusually offer much less surface to the sun and air than isthe case in temper-ate climates. Some-times the blade ofthe leaf is absentand the expandedpetiole answers thepurpose of a blade,or, again, fo
RM2K782EK–Glorious Juglans nigra , black walnut, American walnut, eastern American black walnut, tree and nuts glorious autumn sunshine
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RF2BDABMG–Pandanus spiralis (screw pine) growing beside the unsealed road to Adcock Gorge, the Kimberley, Western Australia
RMMCK59C–. Fio. 233.—Gymnosporangium sahinae in the form of Roestelia canceliata on leaves of Pear. A few twigs showing the abundance of aecidia over the whole tree. (v. Tubeuf phot.) isolated crystals but as masses. Cork-formation was suspended in Wakker's case, while in Fentzling's a partial formation of cork was distinguishable beneath the epidermis. The increased thickness of diseased leaves is due principally to multiplication of the spongy parenchyma, the upper layers of which frequently become more or less palisade-like. When pycnidia (spermogonia) are formed on the upper leaf-surface, the palis
RMRYF298–Edible and poisonous plants of the Caribbean region ediblepoisonousp00dahl Year: 1944 16 7. Sapote Calocarpum mammosum This is one of the favorite fruits of the inhabitants of tropical America and is also well liked by many northern people. It may be eaten raw. The tree is commonly cultivated in the whole Caribbean area, but grows more or less wild in Central America. It is a tall tree with milky sap and large leaves grow- ing in clusters near the ends of the branches. The fruit has a rough brown skin and contains one large, shiny brown seed. Its soft flesh is pink or light red and sweet.
RMCF1J8N–Residents take part in the annual tradition of Silvesterchläusen held on New Years Eve in the old town of Urnäsch, Switzerland
RMPFWR79–. A manual for the study of insects. Insects. 256 THE STUD Y OF INSECTS, ^ curious type of larval habits. It infests the leaves of maple, and occasionally is so abundant that it does serious injury. The leaves of an infested tree present a strange appearance (Fig. 303). They are perforated with numerous elliptical holes, and marked by many more or less perfect ring-like patches in which the green substance of the leaf has been destroyed, but each of which incloses an uninjured spot. These inju- ries are produced as follows: The young larva cuts an oval piece out of a leaf, places it over its b
RF2EMMGY9–Grevillea rosmarinifolia a native evergreen flowering plant composition on a natural green background.
RMEWEJW8–nest box for British bats a protected species in a good flight path and near lakes abundant in insects with landing pad sections
RM2BX233F–Limpsfield Chart, Surrey,UK, 4th June 2020,As lockdown eases less People venture out for their afternoon Woodland walk on Limpsfield Common. The Weather Forecast is for 15C, light rain showers with a gentle breeze. Credit: Keith Larby/Alamy Live News
RM2AGAFP9–. Garden and forest; a journal of horticulture, landscape art and forestry. mn coloring, a deep and intense red,which makes the trees conspicuous from as far as they can beseen. The color of the leaves changes only on the upper sur-face, while the lower surface retains its pale color, so thatwhen the wind plays through the branches charming contrastsof color are produced between the upper and lower sides ofthe leaves. The beauty of the tree in autumn is increased,too, by the abundant fruit which is produced in heads or clus-ters, each fruit being rather less than an inch long and brightscarlet
RM2K782J9–Glorious Juglans nigra , black walnut, American walnut, eastern American black walnut, tree and nuts glorious autumn sunshine
RF2ATM2DE–Beautiful autumn background. Defocused blurred autumn leaves backdrop. Fall season advertisement. Nature beauty. Natural colors. Autumn trees background. Nebulous autumn yellow and orange leaves.
RMMCK6E7–. Fig. m.—Gymnosporangiuni mbinae in the form of Roeslelin cancellata on leaves of Pear. A few twigs showing the abundance of aecidia over the whole tree. (v. Tubeuf phot.) isolated crystals but as masses. Cork-formation was suspended in Wakker's case, while in Fentzling's a partial formation of cork was distinguishable beneath the epidermis. The increased thickness of diseased leaves is due principally to multiplication of the spongy parenchyma, the upper layers of which frequently become more or less palisade-like. When pycnidia (spermogonia) are formed on the upper leaf-surface, the palisad
RMRYFA3K–The drug plants of Illinois drugplantsofilli44teho Year: 1951 DIOSPYROS VIRGINIANA L. Per- simmon. Ebenaceae.—A less than mod- erately large, round-topped tree, 25 to 30 feet tall; trunk dark gray to dark brown, its bark square-plated; branches spread- ing and drooping; leaves oval, pointed, leathery, shiny dark green, 4 to 6 inches long, petioled, alternate; female flowers greenish to creamy white, solitary on short stalks in the leaf axils; male flowers in clusters of 2 or 3; fruit globular, fleshy, astringent when green, reddish-yellow and sweet when ripe (after frost). The fruit is colle
RMCF1J9M–Residents take part in the annual tradition of Silvesterchläusen held on New Years Eve in the old town of Urnäsch, Switzerland
RMPG1B5B–. North American trees : being descriptions and illustrations of the trees growing independently of cultivation in North America, north of Mexico and the West Indies . Trees. 666 Inkwood usually much smaller. The tree is called Chinaberry in New Mexico, and else- where known as Wild China. Its leaves are deciduous. The thick bark is fissured and flaky. The young twigs are densely velvety, pale green, becoming gray and smooth, the buds small and nearly round. The leaves are 4.5 dm. long or less, and have 7 to 19 leaflets; the leaf- rachis is hairy, somewhat ridged, not winged; the leaflets are
RF2EMMHHB–Grevillea Robusta a native evergreen flowering plant buds composition on a natural green background.
RM2BX234B–Limpsfield Chart, Surrey,UK, 4th June 2020,As lockdown eases less People venture out for their afternoon Woodland walk on Limpsfield Common. The Weather Forecast is for 15C, light rain showers with a gentle breeze. Credit: Keith Larby/Alamy Live News
RM2AX3PXW–Insects at home; being a popular account of insects, their structure, habits and transformations . itstransformations. The cocoon is wonderfully tough and leatheryin texture, brown in colour, and is rather flufiy on the outside.It is affixed to some twig of the tree on which the larva fed,and in winter time is very conspicuous owing to the absenceof leaves. One of these dwellings is shown on Plate IX. Fig. 2.If one of these cocoons be carefully opened before the insecthas made its final change, the pupa can be seen lying quietlyin its cell like a child in a cradle, and apparently as help-less.
RM2K782GJ–Glorious Juglans nigra , black walnut, American walnut, eastern American black walnut, tree and nuts glorious autumn sunshine
RF2A1886A–Natural colors. Autumn trees background. Nebulous autumn yellow and orange leaves. Beautiful autumn background. Defocused blurred autumn leaves backdrop. Fall season advertisement. Nature beauty.
RMMCK97X–. Fig. 67.—Walnut blight on young nuts. Many nuts fall prematurely, but others which reach full size are more or less blackened and destroyed (fig. 70), both as to the husk and shell and the kernel within. The injury to the tree from this disease, caused by Phytomonas juglandis, is much less serious than the loss of crop. Control of walnut blight has been obtained by spraying the trees with bordeaux mixture wheji the first leaves and catkins are partially devel- oped but before many of the rudimentary young nuts have appeared. The 8-4-50 formula (p. 156) has been recommended for California as
RMCF1JB0–Residents take part in the annual tradition of Silvesterchläusen held on New Years Eve in the old town of Urnäsch, Switzerland
RMPG1AP6–. North American trees : being descriptions and illustrations of the trees growing independently of cultivation in North America, north of Mexico and the West Indies . Trees. 766 Tree Huckleberry minutely tipped, more or less wedge-shaped at the base, slightly revolute and glandular on the margin; they are reddish and hairy when unfolding, becoming deep green and shining with some hairs along the venation above, paler, glaucous and smooth except along the principal veins beneath; the leaf-stalk is short and broad; in the southern part of its range the leaves persist until the new ones are full
RF2EMMGKD–Grevillea Robusta, a native evergreen flowering plant composition on a natural green background.
RM2BX22YB–Limpsfield Chart, Surrey,UK, 4th June 2020,As lockdown eases less People venture out for their afternoon Woodland walk on Limpsfield Common. The Weather Forecast is for 15C, light rain showers with a gentle breeze. Credit: Keith Larby/Alamy Live News
RM2AFHDY3–. Handbook of the trees of the northern states and Canada east of the Rocky mountains. Photo-descriptive. ropagation upon its native condition, and theAmerican tree, while now less profuse in itsdisplay of smoke. than the European treemay be susceptible of like improvement, whileit has the additional advantage of greaterKize and more ornamental foliage. The wood is rather light, a cu. ft. weighingwhen absolutely dry 40.04 lbs., soft, durableand of a light yellow or orange color and verythin white sap-wood and is used locally fordying orange color.- Leaves oval to obovate. 4-0 in. long, thinish
RM2K781YE–Glorious Juglans nigra , black walnut, American walnut, eastern American black walnut, tree and nuts glorious autumn sunshine
RF2CEJKNT–Natural colors. Autumn trees background. Nebulous autumn yellow and orange leaves. Beautiful autumn background. Defocused blurred autumn leaves backdrop. Fall season advertisement. Nature beauty.
RMMCK62M–. Fio. 233.—Gi/mnosporangiaiii sahitiac in the form of liotstcUa. canccllata on leaves of Pear. A few twigs showing the abundance of aecidia over the whole tree. (v. Tubeuf phot.) isolated crystals but as masses. Cork-formation was suspended in Wakker's case, while in Fentzling's a partial formation of cork was distinguishable beneath the epidermis. The increased thickness of diseased leaves- is due principally to multiplication of the spongy parenchyma, the upper layers of which frequently become more or less palisade-like. When pycnidia (spermogonia) are formed on tlic upper leaf-surface, th
RMPFYCCE–. Currie Bros.' horticultural guide : spring 1888. Nursery stock Wisconsin Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. CYCLAMEN PERSICUM. A very handsome plant, particularly adapted for winter culture, and will give more flowers with less trouble than almost any plant we are ac- quainted with; each 25 DRACiENA—Dragon Tree. Very ornamental pot-plants, grown especially for their beautiful foliage. Very useful for the center of vases and hanging baskets in summer. The leaves sho
RF2EMMJ9C–Grevillea rosmarinifolia a native evergreen flowering plant composition on a natural green background.
RM2BX238Y–Limpsfield Chart, Surrey,UK, 4th June 2020,As lockdown eases less People venture out for their afternoon Woodland walk on Limpsfield Common. The Weather Forecast is for 15C, light rain showers with a gentle breeze. Credit: Keith Larby/Alamy Live News
RM2AFKK06–. Handbook of the trees of the northern states and Canada east of the Rocky mountains. Photo-descriptive. a tree inhabiting uplands, rocky ridgesand slopes, in company witli the Sugar Maple,Hop Hornbeam, Butternut. Basswood, WhiteAsh, Beech, etc., but is much less abundantand general in its distribution than the WhiteElm. Its wood is heavy, a cubic foot weighing when absolutely dry 45.2,5 lbs., and is especially sought Avhere great strength, toughness and flexibility are required, as in the manufacture of heavy agricultural iiuiilements, the handles of tools, etc.2 Leaves obovate-oblonc. narro
RM2K7822C–Glorious Juglans nigra , black walnut, American walnut, eastern American black walnut, tree and nuts glorious autumn sunshine
![. Fig. 50.—Pear blossoms killed by brown-rot fungus. nary observation but is believed to be the ordinary pear leaf blister mite, Eriophyes jjyri, as described in Extension Circular 87 and Circular 324."^ Chlorosis, Lime-induced Chlorosis.—In this disease, the leaves, either on certain limbs or the whole tree, are bright yellow and the trees more or less stunted and unfruitful. In pronounced cases of chlorosis in cer- tain soil areas, many different kinds of plants often show the trouble, although other crops may flourish and do well. The trouble referred to here is due to an excess of lim Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MCK989/fig-50pear-blossoms-killed-by-brown-rot-fungus-nary-observation-but-is-believed-to-be-the-ordinary-pear-leaf-blister-mite-eriophyes-jjyri-as-described-in-extension-circular-87-and-circular-324quot-chlorosis-lime-induced-chlorosisin-this-disease-the-leaves-either-on-certain-limbs-or-the-whole-tree-are-bright-yellow-and-the-trees-more-or-less-stunted-and-unfruitful-in-pronounced-cases-of-chlorosis-in-cer-tain-soil-areas-many-different-kinds-of-plants-often-show-the-trouble-although-other-crops-may-flourish-and-do-well-the-trouble-referred-to-here-is-due-to-an-excess-of-lim-MCK989.jpg ". Fig. 50.—Pear blossoms killed by brown-rot fungus. nary observation but is believed to be the ordinary pear leaf blister mite, Eriophyes jjyri, as described in Extension Circular 87 and Circular 324."^ Chlorosis, Lime-induced Chlorosis.—In this disease, the leaves, either on certain limbs or the whole tree, are bright yellow and the trees more or less stunted and unfruitful. In pronounced cases of chlorosis in cer- tain soil areas, many different kinds of plants often show the trouble, although other crops may flourish and do well. The trouble referred to here is due to an excess of lim Stock Photo")
RMMCK989–. Fig. 50.—Pear blossoms killed by brown-rot fungus. nary observation but is believed to be the ordinary pear leaf blister mite, Eriophyes jjyri, as described in Extension Circular 87 and Circular 324."^ Chlorosis, Lime-induced Chlorosis.—In this disease, the leaves, either on certain limbs or the whole tree, are bright yellow and the trees more or less stunted and unfruitful. In pronounced cases of chlorosis in cer- tain soil areas, many different kinds of plants often show the trouble, although other crops may flourish and do well. The trouble referred to here is due to an excess of lim
RMPG2J01–. Ornamental shrubs of the United States (hardy, cultivated). Shrubs. 82 DESCRIPTIONS OF THE SHRUBS in the North is the extensively cultivated summer-flowering Shrhebt Althea, usually called 'Rose of Sharon' (56) — Hibfecus syriacus,— with tapering-based more or. less 3-lobed leaves. There are scores of named varieties with single or double flowers of many colors,—white, pink, red, purple, and variegated. In southern California there is in cultivation another tall shrubby species from Australia, Green Kdrrajong or Queensland Sorrel Tree — Hibis- cus heterophyllus, — with abundant while flowers
RM2F5PRBD–Promenade trail walkway coastline seaside Adriatic sea in Croatia Europe near Malinska on island Krk
RF2EMMHM7–Grevillea banksii, a native evergreen flowering plant composition on a natural green background.
RM2BX232X–Limpsfield Chart, Surrey,UK, 4th June 2020,As lockdown eases less People venture out for their afternoon Woodland walk on Limpsfield Common. The Weather Forecast is for 15C, light rain showers with a gentle breeze. Credit: Keith Larby/Alamy Live News
RM2ANEXGR–Forest trees of the Pacific slope . lowerhalf of the crown branches are shaded out. The branches are short, slim, andoften distant from each other. In forms of this tree growing in wet marshesthere are tufts of short branches only, or chiefly, at the top of the stunted stem.On less wet or moist ground the crown branches are more numerous. As arule, the branches droop at their ends, but sometimes they are peculiarly stiffand horizontal. The foliage is a deep blue-green, with a tinge of whitish,while the short leaves (fig. 32) stand out on the branches. Bark of older treesis thin and composed of
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