publication[removed]Flowering Bulbs: Culture and Maintenance Diane Relf, Extension Specialist, Environmental Horticulture, Virginia Tech Elizabeth Ball , Program Support Technician, Virginia Tech

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• Plant reproduction
• Flowers
• Plant anatomy
• Tulipa
• Bulb
• Tuber
• Corm
• Caladium
• Tulip
• Botany
• Biology
• Plant morphology

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giizisoog
(Thirteen
Moons) Wabigoon
Giizis The new moon that occurs on May 14 is Wabigoon giizis, or the “flowering moon.” Plant bud

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• Plant morphology
• Plant sexuality
• Pollination
• Reproductive system
• Cypripedioideae
• Botany
• Biology
• Flower

Pollinators: A Key to a Colorful World Did you know that 90% of all flowering plants and 1/3 of human food crops require animal pollination for reproduction? Who are the pollinators and why are they important?

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• Insect ecology
• Beekeeping
• Symbiosis
• Pollinator
• Bee
• Bumble bee
• Mason bee
• Osmia lignaria
• Butterfly
• Plant reproduction
• Pollination
• Pollinators

Pollination Fast Facts What is pollination? Pollination is a vital stage in the life cycle of all flowering plants. When pollen is moved within a flower or carried from one flower to another of the same species it leads

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• Botany
• Pollinator
• Flower
• Bee
• Pollination syndrome
• Pollinator decline
• Plant reproduction
• Pollination
• Biology

Department of Biological Sciences Johanna Olga Florez Mentor: Hilary Callahan Relating Root Phenotype to Fitness and Flowering Time in Drought-stressed Arabidopsis thaliana Plants The genetics of flowering time in the mo

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• Polymorphism
• Evolutionary biology
• Flowering Locus C
• Genes
• Plant physiology
• Phenotype
• Arabidopsis thaliana
• Fitness
• Genotype
• Biology
• Genetics
• Philosophy of biology

New Invasive Plants of the Midwest Fact Sheet FLOWERING RUSH Butomus umbellatus Description: Flowering rush is a perennial, emergent aquatic herb. Emergent leaves are 3 feet tall, stiff, narrow

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• Biology
• Butomus
• Flowers
• Emergent plant
• Herbicide
• Typha
• Invasive plant species
• Plant taxonomy
• Botany

New Invasive Plants of the Midwest Fact Sheet SPOTTED KNAPWEED Centaurea biebersteinii Description: Spotted knapweed is a short-lived perennial herb. First year plants form low-growing rosettes. It has flowering,

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• Herbicides
• Organochlorides
• Pyridines
• Chemistry
• Agapeta zoegana
• Agroecology
• Centaurea maculosa
• Centaurea
• Cyphocleonus achates
• Invasive plant species
• Curculionidae
• Agriculture

Science in the Classroom and at Home Seed Investigations The life of a flowering plant begins as a seed. You will need seeds (lima bean or radish seeds work great) to explore seed germination in the K-2 classroom and at

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• Reproduction
• Plant morphology
• Pollination
• Plant reproduction
• Seeds
• Seed
• Plant
• Bean
• Germination
• Botany
• Biology
• Plant sexuality

Colorado Master Gardenersm Program Colorado Gardener Certificate Training Colorado State University Extension CMG GardenNotes #122

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• Nomenclature
• Science
• Plant taxonomy
• Scientific classification
• Plant sexuality
• Botanical name
• Cultivar
• Monocotyledon
• Flowering plant
• Botany
• Biology
• Botanical nomenclature

EELGRASS Restoration What is Eelgrass? Eelgrass is a flowering, underwater plant that is the primary seagrass species in Rhode Island.

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