ipomoea การใช้

• Allotetraploid of this hybrid is " Ipomoea sloteri ".
• Sweet potatoes are Ipomoea batatas, a relative of the morning glory.
• A . The Latin name of your feathery friend is Ipomoea quamoclit.
• It was first isolated in 1969 from seeds of Ipomoea hildebrandtii vatke.
• Now was the red cardinal vine called Ipomoea quamoclit?
• Sweet potatoes are of the morning glory family, Convolvulacae, genus Ipomoea.
• The larvae feed on the leaves of " Ipomoea batatas ".
• Gardeners were leery of letting any Ipomoea loose.
• Ipomoea coccinea are often confused with Ipomoea quamoclit since they the flowers are similar.
• Ipomoea coccinea are often confused with Ipomoea quamoclit since they the flowers are similar.
• The larvae feed on " Ipomoea batatas " and other Convolvulaceae species.
• "Ipomoea batatas " is native to the tropical regions in the Americas.
• The species shares some features with the close relative " Ipomoea purpurea ".
• Morning glory ( Ipomoea spp .)
• The genus Ipomoea also contains the sweet potato ( " Ipomoea batatas " ).
• The genus Ipomoea also contains the sweet potato ( " Ipomoea batatas " ).
• The owner told us it was cypress vine, and that the Latin name was Ipomoea quamoclit.
• In fact, botanically speaking, all the conventional supermarket varieties are sweet potatoes ( ipomoea batata ).
• Humans use " Ipomoea " for their content of medical and psychoactive compounds, mainly alkaloids.
• Whether " Ipomoea " species are a useful source of these compounds remains to be determined.