arenaria การใช้

• The shell closely resembles that of " Catinella arenaria"
• "Allagoptera arenaria " is relatively short, reaching about tall.
• Ruddy turnstone ( " Arenaria interpres " ) and sandpipers are also reported.
• In areas without " Ammophila arenaria ", dune mat vegetation was relatively abundant and thriving.
• The Latin specific epithet " arenaria " refers to sand, hence growing in sandy places.
• Hecht began his study into light sensitivity with clams ( " Mya arenaria " ) and insects.
• It grows with other species, notably " Niebla arenaria ", on mud flats near the ocean.
• John Akeroyd is the botanical authority, for a nearly twenty taxa, such as " Arenaria serpyllifolia"
• Characteristically, " Ammophila arenaria " invades the historically flat Californian foredunes transforming the ecology of the dune system.
• "Arenaria livermorensis " is a perennial herb growing close to the ground and forming a mat, rather resembling a moss.
• Notable plants include " Festuca indigesta " seen in 1949 and " Arenaria norvegica " discovered only once, in 1961.
• "Ammophila arenaria " is an ecosystem engineer that has the ability to displace native dune mat vegetation by transforming historical dune ecology.
• As wind currents push sand inland, the " Ammophila arenaria " begins to accumulate massive amounts of sand creating large foredune ridges.
• In " Dolichovespula arenaria, " the observed spraying of venom out of their sting that has been seen from workers in large colonies.
• It once had " Iris arenaria " as a synonym or as a subspecies, it is a yellow dwarf iris only from central Europe.
• Mature females of " M . arenaria " are identified by the cuticular markings in the perineal area, stylet length, punctations on the cuticle.
• As of 29 April 2015, " Iris arenaria " is still described as a synonym of " Iris humilis " by the RHS.
• That phantom name came about because Carl Friedrich von Ledebour cited it after misreading " Arenaria maritima " as " A . marina ".
• "Arenaria montana " prefers well drained, sandy to sandy loam soils, of moderate ( pH 5.5 to 7.5 ) acidity.
• The black turnstone ( " Arenaria melanocephala " ) has a similar structure to its widespread relative, but has black upperparts and chest, and white below.