syringa vulgaris造句

• Your struggling survivor is almost surely the French hybrid Syringa vulgaris, called Sensation.
• He stopped in front of the common lilac, or Syringa vulgaris.
• Similar to " Syringa vulgaris ", but flowers earlier and has very different leaves.
• "Syringa vulgaris is native to the Balkans, where it grows on cliffs, " he said.
• It is named after the lilac tree ( " Syringa vulgaris " ), from which it was first isolated.
• Common lilacs ( Syringa vulgaris ) and the French hybrids based on them are especially sensitive in this regard.
• It is thought to be a hybrid between " Syringa vulgaris " from southeastern Europe and " Syringa protolaciniata " from western China.
• "' Syringin "'is a natural chemical compound first isolated from the bark of lilac ( " Syringa vulgaris " ) by Meillet in 1841.
• I am not sure which lilac you have, but a couple of years ago the lilac ` Blue Skies'( " Syringa vulgaris " ) appeared in limited numbers in a few local nurseries.
• Lilacs come in many varieties, but the common lilac, Syringa vulgaris, of Balkan origin, has enjoyed immense popularity since it was introduced into western Europe from Turkey about 1550 and into America by the earliest colonists.
• Lape's propagation gave rise to a number of widely known cultivars including Rhododendron x'Esperance', Syringa vulgaris'Schoharie'( lilac ), Chaenomeles speciosa'George Landis'( quince ), and some unnamed cultivars of Malus pumila var . niedzwetzkyana ( crabapples ).
• He took a specimen of Syringa vulgaris _ the common lilac _ home with him to Vienna in 1562, and within only a few years the plant had been spread among the horticultural cognoscenti of Europe.
• "Syringa vulgaris " is the state flower of New Hampshire, because it " is symbolic of that hardy character of the men and women of the Granite State " ( New Hampshire Revised Statute Annotated ( RSA ) 3 : 5 ).
• Although the cut leaf lilac, Syringa laciniata, and the Korean lilac, Syringa patula'Miss Kim', will grow here, the more cold-needy common lilac, Syringa vulgaris, with heart-shaped leaves is the one that is dear to Northerners'hearts ( including Walt Whitman's ) . ( Martha Tate, garden columnist ) WITH PHOTO.
• The " ICNCP " states that " trade designations must always be distinguished typographically from cultivar, Group and grex epithets . " It uses small capitals for this purpose, thus " Syringa vulgaris " ( trade designation ) is distinguished from " S . vulgaris "'Andenken an Ludwig Sp鋞h'( cultivar name ).