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• "Prosopis cineraria " provides wood of construction class.
• Bright indoor light compensates for the partial shade that cineraria prefer outdoors.
• Stems and leaves can both host the Cineraria leaf rust.
• Many human and plant generations later, cineraria are both inexpensive and abundant.
• "Prosopis cineraria " is much valued as a fodder tree.
• Though cineraria are tender perennials, the potted varieties can be treated as annuals.
• In agriculture land it generally grows in association with " Prosopis cineraria ".
• Other favoured plants include " Senecio vulgaris " ( groundsel ) and garden cineraria
• Another suggestion was to use " an ocular quality extract of Cineraria maritima ."
• The Doctor states that it could all end if Professor Morris asked the Cineraria to stop.
• Cineraria maritima is a " medicinal plant that has been used folklorically for years,"
• Cineraria have the showy daisy-like flowers that are typical of the aster ( Asteraceae ) family.
• Eventually, these tall, improved cineraria may find their way into the commercial marketplace, Harbage said.
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• Plant associates growing nearby often include " Acacia tortilis " and " Prosopis cineraria ".
• In the past, the genus was often included in either " Cineraria " or " Senecio.
• Among his lesser-known horticultural subjects was cineraria ( Pericallis x hybridus, formerly known as Senecio x hybridus ).
• The descendants of the cineraria that inspired van Gogh pop up in nurseries and retail stores about this time every year.
• After 100 years of hybridizing, this season's pots of florist's cineraria have bigger, brighter flowers.
• Unless you are a hybridizer, cineraria is not a plant that is likely to inspire long-term passionate devotion.