kerria造句

• The young stems of kerria also stay bright green through winter.
• These include quince, kerria, fothergilla and witch hazels.
• It now contains over 100 species, including European beech, kerria.
• He recently sold his shares in that firm to Kerria Oil for 800 million dollars.
• Shellac is scraped from the bark of the trees where the female lac bug, " Kerria lacca " ( Order"
• Division is usually applied to mature perennial plants, but may also be used for shrubs with suckering roots, such as gaultheria, kerria and sarcococca.
• You fall in love with certain plants, like the single-blossomed, butter-yellow kerria that sits in a vase in the Dickeys'airy living room.
• A trip to Mrs . Phillips'yard finds a Kerria japonica, which has yellow flowers in early spring, and foliage that does not change color in autumn.
• Older stems are just brown, so cut kerria back right after its yellow pompom blossoms _ responsible for the plant's also being called Japanese rose _ fade.
• The only major difference in the results with the above cladogram is the position of " Kerria ", which is basal in Evans and embedded in Spireoideae in Potter et al.
• While " K . lacca " is the most commonly cultivated species in many areas, the related " Kerria yunnanensis " is the most widely used species in China.
• Other religious sites include the Mampuku-ji, the head temple of the kerria, azalea, and maple trees, each of which dramatically changes color with the seasons ) constructed in 1648.
• The stems of kerria, another shrub in this category, often die after a year anyway, and even when they do not die they turn a brown color that puts on a poor show against the young stems, which remain vibrant green their first winter.
• The shellac is derived from the raw material sticklac, which is a resin scraped from the branches of trees left from when the small insect, " Kerria lacca " ( also known as " Laccifer lacca " ), creates a hard, waterproof cocoon.
• Block their way with an unappetizing woody border of forsythia, kerria, Japanese maple, lilac, magnolia, sambucus, enkianthus, viburnum, flowering quince, deutzia, stewartia, rosa rugosa, mock orange, cinquefoil, caryopteris, butterfly bush, purple beautyberry and barberry, all least favorite fodder.
• A large part of the India's total lac production comes from this area . Lac, a natural polymer ( resin ) is produced by a tiny insect, Kerria lacca ( Kerr ), which is purposely cultured on shoots of several species of trees, mainly palas, kusum and ber.
• Filtered shade is also preferred by the oak-leaf hydrangea ( H . quercifolia ), which bears its large white flowers in late summer; Kerria japonica, with its bright yellow spring blooms, and the maple-leaf viburnum ( V . acerifolium ), which has black fruit and purple autumn foliage.
• They include : Azalea, Beautybush, Bradford pear, Bridalwreath spirea, Clematis, Climbing roses, Crabapple, Deutzia, Dogwood, Doublefile viburnum, Flowering almond, Flowering cherry, Flowering quince, Forsythia, Japanese kerria, Japanese pieris, Lilac, Mock orange, Pearlbush, Pyracantha, Redbud, Saucer magnolia, Shrub honeysuckle, Star magnolia, Thunberg spirea, Vanhoutte spirea, Weigela, Winter daphne, Winterhazel, Wisteria