aucuba japonica造句

• aucuba japonica    The leaves are opposite, broad lanceolate, long and wide . " Aucuba japonica " are dioecious. The much more common, non-italicised, inclusion of'Variegata'as the third element of a name in...
• aucuba    Aucubas may be planted outside but starting in zone 6 plants should be kept in sheltered locations. The leaves are opposite, broad lanceolate, long and wide . " Aucuba japonica " are dioec...
• alauda japonica    Formerly, combined with five other subspecies of the Eurasian skylark, it was considered to be its own separate species ( as " Alauda japonica " ).
• anemone japonica    With characteristic humility he explained the appointment at such a young age on World War I  " All the people who should have had those jobs were dead . " There he would collaborate with...
• anguilla japonica    It was first isolated from Japanese eels ( " Anguilla japonica " ). The uninitiated might consider the slithery creatures _ anguilla japonica, or " unagi " in Japanese _ an unappetizing me...
• apis cerana japonica    3-Hydroxyoctanoic acid is a signalling chemical emitted by " C . floribundum " and recognized by Japanese honeybees ( " Apis cerana japonica " ). Although a handful of Asian giant hornets ...
• aralia japonica    The name'Japanese Aralia " is due to the genus formerly being classified within a broader interpretation of the related genus " Aralia " in the past ( synonyms include " Aralia japonica " ...
• ardisia japonica    Study on extraction process for bergenin from ardisia japonica thanb . bl . qingfei granule There were 66 species in the community 3 ( castanopsis fargesii + schima superba - itea chinensi...
• arhopala japonica    Arhopala japonica is another pretty blue Japanese butterfly, but I have no idea how common it is or whether it's found it cities . ( talk ) 01 : 51, 28 November 2011 ( UTC)
• asterophila japonica    The species is one of three known species within the genus " Asterophila "; the other congeneric species are " Asterophila japonica " and " Asterophila rathbunasteri ". The species is one ...
• atractylodes japonica    Nowadays it is typically made from radix, apiaceae, cinnamon, dried ginger, atractylodes Japonica, Chinese bellflower and rhubarb, amongst others.
• babylonia japonica    The ganglionic blockade of nAChRs by SGTX is similar to that of IS-toxin, a structurally similar compound derived from the same mollusk, " Babylonia japonica ".
• barnardia japonica    The homoisoflavones B can be isolated from the bulbs of " Scilla scilloides " ( " Barnardia japonica " ). "Barnardia japonica " is cultivated as an ornamental bulb, sometimes under one of ...
• benthamidia japonica    The arboretum contains almost 800 species ( 15, 000 trees and shrubs ) in areas including an azalea garden, camellia garden, cherry trees, experimental areas, Japanese garden, playground, ...
• boehmeria japonica    Boehmeria japonica " "'( 螒?~ 粸 ) is perennial subshrub or herb, native to Japan, Taiwan, and many regions of China.
• bombycilla japonica    The "'Japanese waxwing "'( " Bombycilla japonica " ) is a fairly small passerine bird of the waxwing family found in north-east Asia.
• buddleja japonica    ""'Buddleja japonica " "'is a deciduous shrub native to Honshu and Shikoku, Japan, where it grows on mountain slopes amid scrub.
• callicarpa japonica    Kathy Tracey of Avant Gardens, a North Dartmouth nursery, likes to pot up small shrubs with colorful fall berries, such as beauty berry bush ( Callicarpa japonica ). One is Callicarpa japo...
• camellia japonica    The Camellia japonica was planted in its current location in 1801. Thunberg donated to Kew Botanic Gardens four specimens of " Camellia japonica ". Q . I have a Camellia japonica on a terr...
• cayratia japonica    When feeding on the leaf of " Cayratia japonica ", it eats a leaf from the under surface. Additionally, the tendrils of perennial vine Cayratia japonica are more like to coil around nearby...
• chaenomeles japonica    Cultivars or hybrids of Chaenomeles japonica, or Maule's quince, ( known in the South as Japonica bush ) are naturally dwarf.
• charybdis japonica    The Japanese blue crab ( " Portunus trituberculatus " ) or the shore swimming crab ( " Charybdis japonica " ) is typically used.
• citrus japonica    Consequently, in accordance with the International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plants, the " The Flora of China " returns the kumquat to " Citrus " and combines the species ...
• cleyera japonica    The " sakaki " ( " Cleyera japonica " ) is a flowering evergreen tree, which is considered sacred in Japanese mythology. Chamberlain 1981 : 64 " pulling up by pulling its roots a true " cl...
• corbicula japonica    Lake Shinji-ko is connected to the Sea of Japan via Corbicula japonica " ). Fishery of shijimi shells ( " Corbicula japonica " ) was a thriving industry, but it decreased as the lake becam...