Labidura riparia was created in 1773.
Ageratina riparia was created in 1970.
Carex riparia was created in 1783.
Wallace N. MacBriar has written: 'Dispersal and survival in the bank swallow - Riparia riparia - in southeastern Wisconsin' -- subject- s -: Bank swallow
Scientific name: Homonoia riparia,Russian name: Гомонoия прибрежная,English name: Riverside homonoia
The scientific name for swallow is "Hirundinidae." This is a family name that includes different species of swallows found all around the world.
The Dora Riparia is a river in the Province of Turin, Italy. The Derjon is a river in South Tyrol, Italy.
For example, a rare Czech owl (Athene noctua) often unnecessary dies when it wants to cover itself in the tube which stands. When the tube lays it instantly ceases to be dangerous for this owl.Another example is Riparia riparia which only needs some heap of sand to survive when its original territory on the banks of rivers is destroyed by measurements done against the floods etc.
For example, a rare Czech owl (Athene noctua) often unnecessary dies when it wants to cover itself in the tube which stands. When the tube lays it instantly ceases to be dangerous for this owl.Another example is Riparia riparia which only needs some heap of sand to survive when its original territory on the banks of rivers is destroyed by measurements done against the floods etc.
A swallow: - is a bird. Swallows are colorful, acrobatic flyers that catch insects on the wing. There are many species, among them the barn and tree swallows. The purple martin is the largest swallow. They belong to the family Hirundinidae. - is a bodily action. A swallow is a complicated maneuver wherein food is slipped into the digestive tube (esophagus) while the epiglotis is closed so the food doesn't accidentally slide down the breathing tube (trachea). - is a measurement. A swallow is a small amount of water, liquor or other liquid that is only large enough for one gulp.
Grafting is the only known effective way thus far of treating phylloxera. The aphid-like insects in question must be treated preventively in the sense of grafting phylloxera-tolerant rootstock (such as Vitis berlandieri, V. riparia, V. rupestris) onto phylloxera-susceptible Vitis vinifera's above-ground parts.
Ferbs like Athyrium filix-femina (Lady Fern).Forbs like Oenothera bienna (Evening Primrose).Grasses like Carex stricta (tussock sedge).Vines like Vitus riparia (riverbank grape).Shrubs like Cornus racemosa (gray dogwood).Trees like Acer rubrum (red maple).
The Latin origin of the word river was riparia, and represented the banks of the river instead of the water. In the Early French it became rivere, and represented both the banks and the water between them. This became the source of our modern English word, river. The current Italian descendant of the word still refers to the shore, and the Riviera is a region along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. The older Latin version has not completely disappeared, however, and remains mostly in legal terms related to the rights of those who control the banks of the river, called riparian rights.