urtica造句

• The plant is often mistaken for stinging nettle ( " Urtica dioica " ), but can be distinguished by the lack of trichomes, or stinging hairs, and the lower amount of branching of the inflorescences.
• Urtica, called Kopriva ( :  >  ?  @ 820 ) in Bulgarian and Urzica in Romanian, is a popular ingredient in spring soups, omelettes, banitsa, pur閑 and other dishes in Bulgaria and in Romania
• In those subspecies of " Urtica dioica " that have stinging hairs ( stinging nettles ), these also have a point that easily breaks off, allowing the irritants in the cell below to enter through the skin.
• They prefer to eat nettles and, depending upon availability, feed on " Urtica incisa ", " Urtica urens ", They feed at night; during the day they hide in a curled leaf for protection.
• They prefer to eat nettles and, depending upon availability, feed on " Urtica incisa ", " Urtica urens ", They feed at night; during the day they hide in a curled leaf for protection.
• The dominant tree species is Alder, " Alnus glutinosa ", with a groundcover dominated by weed species, principally Common Nettle, " Urtica dioica ", and Greater Chickweed, " Stellaria neglecta ".
• Acacia has a strong tendency to spread and produces chemical substances that suppresses the growth of native plants, which are then replaced by nitrophilous types, such as stinging nettle ( " Urtica dioica " ), which degrades the area.
• The effects of the stinging hairs of " Urtica " species, particularly some subspecies of " Urtica dioica ", have been attributed to a number of substances, including histamine, acetylcholine, serotonin, and formic acid.
• The effects of the stinging hairs of " Urtica " species, particularly some subspecies of " Urtica dioica ", have been attributed to a number of substances, including histamine, acetylcholine, serotonin, and formic acid.
• Nitrophily is traditionally expressed as a score between 1 ( not nitrophilous at all ) and 10 ( extremely nitrophilous ) according to the strandlines ( such as " Chenopodium "-, and " Urtica "-species ).