Webkar-DA-mih-nee Description Bittercress ( Cardamine spp.), in the Brassicaceae (mustard) family, are common cool-season weeds, but can persist and spread year round in shaded, moist environments. Plants form a basal rosette of leaves. The flowers are white and form small, cigar-shaped fruit. WebThe genus name, Cardamine, is Greek for "Kardamon," and translated means "cress." The species name, hirsuta, is Latin and means"hairy." This is about the tiny hairs on its …

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WebCardamine cheotaiyienii is named after Professor Cheo Tai-yien, an outstanding scholar of Chinese Brassicaceae. This species can be readily distinguished from all other Asian … WebCardamine kuankuoshuiense (Brassicaceae), a new species from Guizhou, China. scientific article (publication date: 7 July 2016) Statements. instance of. scholarly article. … duty free shop greece evzoni

The complete chloroplast genome of an endemic plant to Korea, Cardamine ...

WebAbstract. Cardamine hupingshanensis K.M.Liu, L.B.Chen, H.F.Bai & L.H.Liu 2008, also called Cardamine enshiensis, belongs to the genus Cardamine, Brassicaceae.As a … WebLista speciilor de cardamină - List of Cardamine species. Cardamina este un gen mare, larg distribuit de plante cu flori din familia muștarului, Brassicaceae . Începând din ianuarie … WebCardamine occulta, recently reported also as 'Asian C. flexuosa', is originally a native East Asian weed of paddy fields and other open habitats. It has been recorded throughout the world and is now also spreading widely in Europe. in all directions意味