pachypodium造句

• Pachypodium geayi is one of the largest of the Madagascar species.
• Pachypodium species vary widely in general form, or habit.
• "Pachypodium baronii " typically grows to high.
• A mature Pachypodium and a tree Opuntia are the highlights.
• Overall " Pachypodium ambongense " has a bottle-shaped profile.
• The first monograph on Pachypodium was published in 1907 by Julien Constantin and Georges Bois.
• The second general characteristic of " Pachypodium " is spinescence, or having spines.
• Examining " Pachypodium " reveals characteristics of various organs that adapt to the microenvironment.
• The microenvironment . " Pachypodium " do not overly respond morphologically to larger vegetative zones.
• Yet in moderation shallow and deep sand substrates have water available to " Pachypodium ".
• With shallow sand substrates, " Pachypodium " grow on sand dunes near the sea.
• Pachypodium seed dispersal is carried out by wind, suggesting the scattering target as outcrops and inselbergs.
• "Pachypodium bicolor " is positioned on porous sandstone where it grows only in full sunlight.
• Without exception, all " Pachypodium " share in a preference for sunny, xeric habitats.
• With shallow sand substrates, " Pachypodium " grow on sand dunes close to the sea.
• A : Sounds like you have a relative of the Madagascar palm, " Pachypodium lamerei ."
• The inflorescence is of " Pachypodium bicolor " is pedunculate, having the stalk of an inflorescence.
• Pachypodium typically grows in frost-free areas with the exception of P . bispinosum and P . succulentum.
• Yet in a sense both shallow and deep sand substrates has water available to " Pachypodium ".
• Four-fifths of the world's " Pachypodium " species are endemic to the island.