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Monkey Maddness - TOXIC PLANTS
BEACH PEA all BETEL NUT PALM all BELLADONNA all BIRD OF PARADISE seeds BITTERSWEET berries BLACK LOCUST bark, sprouts and foliage BLEEDING HEART foliage and roots BLUEBONNETS all BLUE FLAG (Iris) bulbs BLUE-GREEN ALGAE some forms are toxic BLOODROOT all BOTTLEBRUSH flowers BOXWOOD all BUCKEYE HORSE CHESTNUT sprouts and ...
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CO2 Science
Tannins (Birch Trees) How do the tannin concentrations of the foliage and roots of birch trees respond to atmospheric CO2 enrichment? ... and what are the ramifications of this phenomenon? Journal Reviews The ... Altai Mountain Region of Southern Siberia: What does it tell us about the nature and uniqueness of 20th-century temperatures there? Fifteen Hundred Years of Climate Change in Central ...
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Invasive Non-Native Plants
Tupelo, also called black or sour gum (Nyssa sylvatica) has brilliant red fall foliage and ... and roots. Tamp down soil afterwards. Once it has flowered, cut (2), being careful not to scatter seed, then bag and ...
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Rhododendron ponticum, its effects on habitats and biodiversity in the U.K.
For the same reason, streams can become completely overgrown and shaded out by R ponticum ... animals are discouraged from eating Rhododendron foliage because of its toughness and unpalatability. The unpalatability is learned and cases of poisoning may result in animals such as sheep and cattle, if they ingest ...
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Compost making
Pigs are primarily rooting animals, feeding on roots they dig up. Horse manure is light and will lighten heavy clay soils. Horses feed primarily on foliage and grass; consequently, their manure aids leaf and foliage ...
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Preventing Late Blight in Potaotes
The mycelium is a combination of its leaves, stem and roots which grow on the leaves, stems and tubers and also on potato residues. The sporangiophore is the structure that bears ... proliferatum, which prevents blight infection when applied to foliage. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION Just like the potato, the late blight fungus thrives in cool and humid conditions. It overwinters on tubers, releases ...
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MANAGING TROUBLESOME INSECTS IN THE VEGETABLE GARDEN
In Canada, they occur mostly in extreme southern Ontario and Quebec, and can be easily hand-picked when you detect foliage and/or tomatoes that have been eaten. The larvae are often parasitized ... onions produces larger bulbs. Carrot Rust Fly and Carrot Weevil The larvae of these two pests can damage the crown and/or roots of carrots, parsnips, and celery. According to Agriculture Canada, the ...
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Acacia polyacantha ssp. campylacantha Mimosoideae
Description: A deciduous tree to 20 m, the feathery foliage giving an open, light canopy. Bark: grey-brown, scales or knots, old trees deeply grooved. Thorns: small and hooked, tips black. Leaves: feathery, as leaflets numerous, each one small and ...
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Saskatchewan Environmental Society — CFQC-TV News at Noon Tips
Sodium can inhibit root growth by compacting soil. Salts can block the plant from absorbing nutrients and water, causing drought-like conditions. Sodium and chloride ions ... . Potassium Chloride (KCl) - Increased potential to burn foliage and inhibit rooting of plants due to its high salt content. Will only melt ice and snow when temperature is above --9C. Costs ...
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Mountain beaver (Aplodontia rufa) control and management
Damage-resistant trees should be about 2 feet (0.6 m) tall and have 1/2 ... planting and repeated 1 or 2 years afterward. Trapping is also repeated when damage is found in established plantations. Set kill traps in older stands where stems and roots are being girdled and undermined ...
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