verbascum造句

• 2007 also saw the project's first FAs and GAs not to be spearheaded by other projects : " Verbascum thapsus " and " Ailanthus altissima ".
• Go through the hornbeam hedge and it feels like Tuscany : an urn and columnar junipers in the middle of drought-tolerant plants like verbascum, butterfly weed, sage and crocosmia.
• The most recent jar exhumation, April 2000, found only a few specimens surviving to germinate, notably " Verbascum blattaria " ( moth mullein ), after 120 years.
• Bridel is credited with the isolation of a number of new glucosides, and with 蒻ile Bourquelot, he isolated verbascose, a new sugar extracted from the roots of " Verbascum thapsus ".
• But about $ 36 seemed a bit much, even for a once-in-a-lifetime-apron, so I bought a packet of mullein ( I mean verbascum ) seeds, instead.
• The adults can be found in the spring and fall sucking on flowering and fruit-bearing shrubs and trees, frequently feeding on flowers of Apiaceae and Scrophulariaceae, such as mullein ( Verbascum species ).
• It was for Verbascum nigrum, a sort of poor substitute for the seeds I couldn't have _ Helen Johnson, a verbascum I had fallen for inside the tent at the Glebe Cottage Plants display.
• It was for Verbascum nigrum, a sort of poor substitute for the seeds I couldn't have _ Helen Johnson, a verbascum I had fallen for inside the tent at the Glebe Cottage Plants display.
• I love my trusty perennials, like purple and white coneflowers, blanketflowers, Shasta daisies, black-eyed Susans, monardas, verbascums and all the yarrows, which now come in deep red and orange yellow.
• At Bumps & Co ., the Brelands'nursery, you can wander beelike, sticking your nose into 40 kinds of salvias, a dozen penstemons, campanulas, monardas, larkspur, heliotrope and verbascum.
• This magical garden filled with roses and poppies, lilies, coreopsis, ferns, phlox, sedums, hostas, verbascums and pinks took only two summers to become whoppingly huge and healthy, an accomplishment that inspires awe.
• "D . hesperus " feeds on the mullein " Verbascum thapsus " and to a lesser extent on the eggplant, and can be maintained on these plants in a greenhouse as a preventative measure.
• Now and then, some tall plant, like a dark green Irish yew or a clump of Verbascum olympicum, which look like gray-green candelabra covered with little mustard-yellow flowers, would jut into the blue sky.
• All the heat-loving, sun-gulping sedums, verbascums, lavenders and thymes that wouldn't, if they had their druthers, be caught dead in this shady _ and usually rainy _ part of the world.
• "Verbascum thapsus " has a wide native range including Europe, northern Africa and Asia, from the Azores and Canary Islands east to western China, north to the British Isles, Scandinavia and Siberia, and south to the Himalayas.
• The taxonomy of " Verbascum " has not undergone any significant revision since Svanve M黵beck's monographies in the 1930s, with the exception of the work of Arthur Huber-Morath, who used informal group in organizing the genus for the florae of Iran and Turkey to account for many intermediate species.
• This has resulted in numerous time-consuming conflicts with other editors, particularly when one name is prevalent in North America and another in the U . K . For examples see the edit histories and particularly the discussion pages for Verbascum thapsus ( common mullein ), Cytisus scoparius ( Scotch broom ), Cedar and Cedar ( disambiguation ) ( numerous common names ), Juniperus bermudiana ( Bermuda cedar ), Juniperus virginiana ( Eastern Red Cedar ), Libocedrus ( New Zealand cedar ).