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When was Boechera constancei created?
Boechera constancei was created in 1971.
When was Lupinus aridorum created?
Lupinus aridorum was created in 1982.
The scientific name of Texas bluebonnet is?
Lupinus Texensis
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the plant Lupine?
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Lupinus spp.
What is the scientific name for lupines?
Lupinus is a genus of flowering plant in the legume family. There are about 280 species of Lupine.
What did Xerces Blue butterflies eat?
Last seen in the early 1940s, the Xerces Blue(Glaucopsyche xerces) relied on plants of the Lotus and Lupinus generas for food.
Where do Blue Bonnet flowers grow?
The Blue Bonnet (Lupinus texensis) is the state flower of Texas and grows in south central to north central Texas and planted along roadsides.
Which country are Lupins originally from?
Lupins (Lupinus) are originally from Egypt or East Mediterranean, the country of Asia. Now it can be found in Europe, Asia, North and South America. It is used extensively in Sicily and Italy.
What has the author William Christian Le Van written?
William Christian Le Van has written: 'The effect of metals on the respiration of Lupinus albus ..' -- subject(s): Effect of metals on Plants, Lupines, Plants, Respiration
What does the world lupine mean?
Lupine means wolf like or pertaining to wolves.
How do I care for and maintain Lupinus polyphyllus?
Lupinus polyphyllus need very well drained soil. This is why many people have trouble growing them in clay and those growing in sand may do better- even to the point of the plants becoming invasive. Soils on the acid side are preferred as are those enriched with humus. They usually prefer full sun, but in some areas will grow in part- shade. Roots need to be kept cool by mulching. They do require adequate amounts of water.Always dead-head the flowers to prevent seed forming which will reduce flowering and shorten the plant's lifespan. In any case the seed is highly toxic. They are relatively short-lived, but you can take cuttings.
What was the first plant to grow after 1980 eruption?
The first plant to grow after the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens was the pioneer species Lupinus lepidus var. lobbii, commonly known as the Dwarf Alpine Lupine. These plants were observed growing in the devastated landscape within a year of the eruption.
