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Bruguiera gymnorrhiza
Chinese in Java make a sweetmeat therefrom. Dutch Indians use the bark to flavor raw fish. The leaves and peeled hypocotyls are ... twig bark 13.1 and 14.8, bole bark (small trees) 16.3 and 31.7, while the bole bark of large trees contains 12.5% H2O, 42.3% tannin. Bark ... India (C.S.I.R., 1948–1976). Toxicity Eating too much (bark) is dangerous (Burkill, 1966). Description Evergreen tree 8–25(-35) m ...
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Ceriops tagal
Filipinos used the bark to cure diabetes during the Japanese occupation (Perry, 1980). Chemistry Bark contains 23–40% tannin. Leaves contain 15.45%, twig bark 25.89%, and bole bark 41.22% tannin (C.S.I.R., 1948–1976). Twig bark may contain up to 1 ...
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Greentimes - Essay Contest
They are herbivores that eat grass, foliage, fruit, branches, twigs, and tree bark. These elephants eat as much as 400 pounds of vegetation each day. They have a ... snow-covered forest with her male leader and thirteen-member pack of wolves heard a twig snap, and she signaled her pack to stop. Standing next to her eight-and-a ...
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Ion Exchange - Celastrus scandens - Bittersweet
Phone toll-free 800-291-2143 Celastrus scandens - Bittersweet "Climbing Bittersweet, Climbing Orange Root, Fever Twig, Fever Twitch, Staff Vine, Waxwork" Celastraceae Family - From the Greek for a type of ... three sections and each section contains one or two seeds. Native Americans used the shredded bark from Bittersweet to induce vomiting, treat venereal diseases, as a diuretic and to treat ...
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EEK! - Critter Corner - The White-Tailed Deer
Buck rubs - Bucks mark their territory by removing bark from trees with their antlers. This is called a "buck rub." Look for buck rubs ... its back teeth to twist off twigs to eat. What would the end of a twig bitten off by a deer look like compared to an animal with pointed teeth? (adapted ...
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Death of Cedar Trees Cause Great Concern - March 19, 1998
The cedar's extensive ... of the cedar's death include the cypress aphid, twig and bark beetles, bark borers and so on. "It appears that these factors ... finding alternative roofing materials for communities that use the cedar bark. They also say re-establishing cedar forests by, for example ...
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EcologyFund.com, Monarch Butterfly Iinfo - Protect Monarch Butterflies, and plant a tree for free!
Tree Shape: frequently trunk divided; broad, open crown w/ large, horizontal branches Summer twig: rather stout; round, lustrous, glabrous, chestnut-brown Leaf scar : oval-shaped w/ many ... stellate Winter twig surface texture: glabrous Winter twig color: chestnut brown Buds: terminal: absent; lateral: 1/4in, ovoid, acute, brown w/ 2-3 visible scales Bark, young stems: gray-brown Bark, older ...
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EcologyFund.com, Monarch Butterfly Iinfo - Protect Monarch Butterflies, and plant a tree for free!
Tree Shape: frequently trunk divided; broad, open crown w/ large, horizontal branches Summer twig: rather stout; round, lustrous, glabrous, chestnut-brown Leaf scar : oval-shaped w/ many ... stellate Winter twig surface texture: glabrous Winter twig color: chestnut brown Buds: terminal: absent; lateral: 1/4in, ovoid, acute, brown w/ 2-3 visible scales Bark, young stems: gray-brown Bark, older ...
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The Leaves Smell Like Sunlight
I can feel it flow singing right into me, heating my insides and oiling my ... , the soothing touch of rain. Almost every day, somewhere on the path, I find a twig of oak leaves, freshly dropped there like a perfumed handkerchief for me to find, leaves ...
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Some Negative Impacts
Its bark and falling twig have moisture holding capacity of 2.82 and 1.54 times of their dry ...
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