tulipa การใช้

• Tulipa batalinii and other tiny bloomers were flowering away at toe level.
• Tulipa ( tu-LEE-pa ).
• Tulipa saxatilis is a perennial herbaceous plant.
• It belongs to the section tulipa.
• 13 : 23 Sep 3, 2002 TulipaBataliniiBronzeCharm . jpg " ( Tulipa batalinii'Bronze Charm ')
• A class of conopeptides named rho-TIA was discovered in " Conus tulipa " in 2001.
• Tulipa tarda is shaped like a white star, and it has a center as yellow as an egg yolk.
• It was established in 1975 with a purpose of conservation of the Red Book listed endemic Tulipa affinis Botschantz ..
• The base is formed by a reduced Narcissus ", and " Tulipa " all have tunicate bulbs.
• It was supposed to have come from Alexandria and may have been Tulipa sylvestris, but the identification is not wholly secure.
• 13 : 24 Sep 3, 2002 TulipaBataliniiBronzeCharm-thumb . jpg " ( Tulipa batalinii'Bronze Charm', thumbnail .)
• Bulbs of " Tulipa schrenkii " were imported 1881 into the Netherlands, where they were hybridised with other domesticated tulips.
• Omalos was a mountain town on a sheep-nibbled plain where Tulipa bakeri flowered on olive terraces fenced to keep woolly grazers out.
• Examples of plants in which the term tepal is appropriate include genera such as " Aloe " and " Tulipa ".
• "Tulipa australis " is also found on the island of Malta, in the Mediterranean Sea, limited to one specific area.
• Also " Clematis texensis "'Sir Trevor Lawrence', Tulipa'Sir Trevor Lawrence'and Begonia were also named after him.
• They are Iris Violet, Lily of the Valley, Sunflower, Mimosa, Cyclamen, Gillyflower, Syringa, Jacinth, Rose, Tulipa, and Lily.
• ""'Tulipa albanica " "'is a flowering plant in the tulip genus, family Liliaceae that is native to Albania.
• After starting poorly she made steady progress in the straight and finished second, beaten a neck by the French-trained Tulipa, with Shemozzle in third.
• The Marmaris peninsula is the westernmost habitat for " Tulipa armena ", which normally grows in Eastern Turkey, Iran and Transcaucasia at much higher altitudes.