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| Scientific name
: Psoralea castorea |
Botanical Family : Leguminosae |
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Description :
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Family |
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| 85452 |
Eugenia verdoorniae A.E.van Wyk
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Myrtaceae |
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| 94944 |
Digitaria fibrosa (Hack.) Stapf
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Poaceae |
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| 34299 |
Cerastium indicum Wight & Arn.
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Caryophyllaceae |
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| rasa |
Ranunculus sardous Crantz |
hairy buttercup |
Ranunculaceae |
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| trkim |
Trifolium kingii S. Wats. ssp. macilentum (Greene) J. Gillett |
King's clover |
Fabaceae |
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| phal13 |
Phippsia ×algidiformis (H. Sm.) Tzvelev |
>>Phippsia concinna var. algidiformis |
Poaceae |
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| nemes2 |
Nemesia Vent. |
nemesia |
Scrophulariaceae |
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| 96774 |
Mezochloa aubertii (Mez) Butzin
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Poaceae |
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| 67201 |
Scilla adlamii Baker
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Hyacinthaceae |
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| dovil |
Dodonaea viscosa (L.) Jacq. var. linearis (Harvey & Sonder) Sherff |
>>Dodonaea viscosa |
Sapindaceae |
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| quhah |
Quercus havardii Rydb. var. havardii |
Havard oak |
Calochortaceae |
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| 1301 |
Aspilia africana (Pers.) C.D.Adams subsp. africana
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Asteraceae |
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| poca25 |
Polystichum californicum (D.C. Eat.) Diels |
California swordfern |
Dryopteridaceae |
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| sassa |
Sassafras Nees & Eberm. |
sassafras |
Lauraceae |
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| 19842 |
Pachycarpus inconstans N.E.Br.
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Apocynaceae |
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| acalp |
Acnida altissima (Riddell) Moq. ex Standl. var. prostrata (Uline & Bray) Fern. |
>>Amaranthus tuberculatus |
Amaranthaceae |
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Asbestos Safety -
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Propagating Roses -
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Peony -
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Plague Thrips -
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Rose Pests and Diseases -
Major diseases , Lawn Sprigs are black spot, mildew and rust. Black spot may appear at first as yellowish areas on leaves, darkening later. Lower leaves are infected first. Mildew often starts to show on young new foliage as a whitish coating. The leaves curl or become...
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