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How to Mulitply Your Chrysanthemums
Because of the large number of young rooted stems ... rooted stems or from undivided clumps still in the garden. Remove the two lowest leaves, make a .45° cut with a razor on the bottom of the stems ...
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Sheet Mulching for the Home Garden
Water drawn up from the subsoil by deep rooted species made available to surrounding plants Reducing pest and disease infestations - by direct mutual aid ... to seed, then lifted, many small bulbuls can be found around the base of the stems Those can be planted out in the same way as onion sets, and as Fukuoka ...
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PISCES - Florida Everglades
Examples range from unicellular phytoplankton to multicellular seaweeds ... the component organisms, along with the environment, forming an interactive system. emergent - plants rooted in bottom substrate, extending upwards above the water surface. endangered species - a ...
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Tundra
A wide variety of such herbaceous types may be found in close proximity on the ... present during months when temperatures average above the freezing level. Numerous shallow lakes, sedges and rooted aquatic plants are common and permafrost usually is close to the surface. (Definition Source: A ...
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Lake & Pond Weed and Algae Control
Growing in shallow water with leaves or stems above the water. Submersed - Growing in deeper water entirely below the surface. Floating - Growing unattached or rooted with floating leaves. Algae - Cellular, lower weed ...
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Invasive Non-Native Plants
NON-VINING GROUND COVERS CROWN VETCH (Coronilla varia) has striking pink flowers. Its bare woody stems are unattractive in winter. Often planted along highways, its seeds spread invasively. Control: (1); ( ... gloves. (2); (6); (10) or(11). - - - - - - - - CONTROL MEASURES (1) PULL seedlings and small or shallow-rooted plants when soil is moist. DIG out larger plants, including the root systems. Use a ...
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Delaware's Pollution Control Strategy --- Delaware Department of Water Resources
Any of various primitive, mainly aquatic, one-or multi-celled, nonflowering plants that lack true stems, roots, and leaves, but usually contain chlorophyll. Algae form the basis of the marine food ... is often routed into drain systems in order to prevent flooding. submerged aquatic vegetation: Vegetation rooted in the bed of a body of water (usually no deeper than 10 feet) that ...
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Lawns
Water deeply and less often Frequent, light watering produces a shallow-rooted lawn. Overwatering leaches grass nutrients, promotes certain weeds, and causes oxygen starvation of grass roots ... efficient time to water. (6) 4. Remove excess thatch Thatch is the partially decomposed grass stems, roots, and leaves found between the green part of a lawn and the surface of ...
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SBN Feature Article: September 1997
Members of the Minnesota Valley Alfalfa Producers ( ... poorer-quality soils of south central Iowa. It is deep rooted and builds the soil. Woolsey projects 20 years between crop ... cut back and the following spring it "coppices" - or sprouts multiple stems from the cut stump. The plant is now ready for prolific ...
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Cichorium intybus
'Brunswick' (deeply cut leaves), 'Long-rooted Magdeburn' and 'Westland' strain, and 'Zealand', 'Brandenburg' (Belgium). Reported from the Eurosiberian Center of ...
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