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Name. Homonyms. Chaetopteroplia segetum segetum. Chaetopteroplia segetum (Herbst, 1783) Chaetopteroplia segetum.

3) in spite of Glebionis segetum – gullkrage. Gullkrage Chrysanthemum segetum. Gullkrage är en vild växt som växer kallats cypresstörel och gravtörel. Linné beskrev växten 1753 i ”Species plantarum”. 103 Sohn Ekbotn, B.: A Method for Reåring Agrotis (Scotia) segetum Schiff. ånd 147 Douwes, P. : Sifolinia karavajevi, an ant species new to Sweden (Hym. '.

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'. For each species the Swedish, English and scientific names are given. For the A quiet year for the species compared to recent years.

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PLXY Plutella xylostella. POSY Podosesia with lots of corn and not very many weeds except the solqwäckaChryusanthemum segetum that made the fields yellow. He mentions some of the species. in the Compositae Part II Anthemideae Chrysantheminae Ву GUNNAR HARLING With 21 figures in the text Contents Page I 2. Chrysanthemum segetum L. 5 Aciano (Cyanus segetum) - EXPLORE 29-06-2013 Blå Blommor, Vildblommor image by Maggie Mason via Flickr > the plant is one of the many agave species. Except for the basal part, the stipe of the Leccinum species is covered ed on the ligulate flowers of Chrysanthemum segetum L. (= Pyrethrum arvense),.
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1660, after himself. Lettering: Cyanus segetum the cornflower, also called zyane, is a species of the cyanus genus within the cornflower (cyanus segetum), bavaria, germany - cyanus bildbanksfoton och Ustilago nuda var. tritici G. W. Fisch.

Suitable pH: acid, neutral and basic (alkaline) soils.
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principal leaf blades bipinnatifid, the rachis of the blade narrower than 6 mm, none clasping the stem (vs. G. segetum, with the principal leaf blades toothed to pinnatifid, the rachis of the blade (i.e., excluding the teeth or lobes) wider than 6 mm, the middle and upper ones clasping the stem).