hawkweed การใช้

• Yellow hawkweed tends to invade open and undisturbed natural areas.
• White campion, common toadflax and mouse-ear hawkweed are also supported.
• The only endemic vascular plants in Finland are microspecies of dandelions and hawkweeds.
• Mendel also experimented with hawkweed and honeybees.
• A polycarpic perennial, Radyr hawkweed flowers from late May to early June or July.
• Other common names are Orange Hawkweed, Fox and Cubs, Devil's paintbrush and Red devil.
• Daisies, wild asters and lupine, grasses, lichens, hawkweed, goldenrod, thistles and birdfoot violets.
• Visitors also may see alum, atamsco lily, stonecrop, dogwood, bloodroot, toadflax and yellow hawkweed.
• Subsequently, he devoted his energies to research of the genus " Hieracium " ( hawkweed ).
• Prickly hawkweed ( " Hieracium horridum " ) is hairy and grows in rocky places and crevices.
• It is often seen in the company of mouse-ear hawkweed ( " Hieracium pilosella " ).
• He focused mainly on the hawkweed plant experiments that Mendel carried out, not being aware of the pea plant results.
• Because this plant's common name is " Shaggy Hawkweed ", and the quote is by Norville " Shaggy " Rogers.
• The south-facing slope has deep rooted plants such as hawkweed and scabious, while the sheltered north-facing slope has lush grasses.
• He was especially interested and specialised in mosses and in the critical genera of flowering plants, such as brambles, roses, hawkweeds and knotweeds.
• In Australia, hawkweeds are invasive pests in alpine regions, all species of " Hieracium " are listed or declared under various State Acts.
• Like most hawkweed species, it is highly variable and is a member of a species complex of several dozens of subspecies and hundreds of varieties and forms.
• Most of Greenland's higher plants are widespread, particularly in arctic and alpine regions, and only a dozen species of particular saxifrage and hawkweed is endemic.
• One story, " The Behavior of the Hawkweeds, " is set on a college campus in Schenectady in 1970 that is clearly Union in all but name.
• Unifying her primary interests, she wrote " The Behavior of the Hawkweed, " in which contemporary characters recount incidents in the life of the botanist Gregor Mendel.