macroptera造句

• A : I believe you have a butterfly vine, aka Mexican butterfly vine, Mascagnia macroptera.
• "Stigmaphyllon ciliatum " is the butterfly vine, and " Mascagnia macroptera " is the yellow orchid vine.
• The correct name for the species often called " Mascagnia macroptera " in the horticulture trade is " Callaeum macropterum "; the names are not interchangeable.
• The Volta depression has savanna ecosystem with woodlands and rare species such as " Burkea africana ", Anogeissus leiocarpus, Pterocarpus erinaceus ", Terminalia macroptera ."
• Most of the plants sold in the USA under the names " Callaeum macropterum " and " Mascagnia macroptera " are actually " Callaeum septentrionale ".
• A : Butterfly vine ( " Mascagnia macroptera " ) is a root-hardy, moderate grower in sun or partial sun and a fertile, well-draining soil.
• ""'Pteropurpura macroptera " "'is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Muricidae, the murex snails or rock snails.
• I like the hardy butterfly vine ( " Mascagnia macroptera " ), which has beautiful dark green foliage and yellow flowers that are followed by chartreuse seed pods that age to light tan.
• In " The Southern Living Garden Book " ( Oxmoor House, $ 29.95 ), the above description also fits the plant listed as " M . macroptera ."
• The "'great-winged petrel "'( " Pterodroma macroptera " ) is a species of petrel endemic to southern Australia and New Zealand; this specimen was photographed east of Tasmania.
• Many sources list it as the latter, so after a lot of thought I opted to go with " M . macroptera ", as it's listed by Mercer Arboretum & AMP; Botanic Garden.
• Some references list butterfly vine as " M . macroptera " and say it is synonymous with " S . ciliatum ", as did past culture booklets offered at the Garden Club of Houston's Bulb and Plant Mart.
• Butterfly vine ( Mascagnia macroptera ) : Give this root-hardy, moderate grower sun or partial sun and a fertile, well-draining soil, and it will produce dark green foliage and yellow blooms followed by chartreuse seed pods that mature to tan.
• _Butterfly vine ( Mascagnia macroptera ) : Give this root-hardy, moderate grower sun or partial sun and a fertile, well-draining soil, and it will give you beautiful dark green foliage and yellow blooms followed by chartreuse seed pods that mature to tan.
• The fossil content of Boulby Quarry is particularly important with two plesiosaur species ( " Eretmosaurus macroptera " and " Thaumatosaurus zetlandicus " ), an ichthyosaur " Ichthyosaurus crassimonus " and the only Upper Lias pterosaur known in Britain, Parapsicephalus being found at the site.
• Vines for the patio garden include butterfly vine ( Mascagnia macroptera ), which produces yellow blooms followed by chartreuse seed pods that turn a golden brown and resemble butterflies, and black-eyed Susan vine ( Thunbergia alata ), which produces yellow, orange or cream blooms, often with a contrasting eye.
• Over the years, I have seen the " butterfly vine " _ the plant with dark green foliage, 1-inch lacy, orchidlike yellow blooms and butterfly-shaped chartreuse seed pods that turn tan _ listed as " Stigmaphyllon ciliatum " and " Mascagnia macroptera ".
• In survey of studies about eradicating the cats, scientist C . R . Veitch mentions several small species which were likely affected by the cats, including small reptiles and birds, such as the little barrier snipe ( " Coenocorypha aucklandica barrierensis " ), North Island saddleback ( " Philesturnus carunculatus rufusater " ), grey-faced petrel ( " Pterodroma macroptera gouldi " ), Cook's petrel ( " Pterodroma cookii " ) and black petrel ( " Proeellaria parkinsoni " ).