urtica造句

• The family name comes from the genus " Urtica ".
• Stinging hairs occur particularly in the genus " Urtica " ).
• Many plants with stinging hairs belong to the genus " Urtica ".
• Welfo remains with her newfound love, Urtica, while Triss and Shogg continue south.
• The leaves are crenate similar to the leaves of " Urtica " species.
• Stinging hairs of " Urtica " species have been studied in some detail.
• Welfo and Urtica, the chief's son, fall desperately in love with each other.
• Welfo stays on the island with Urtica when her two friends leave, and later marries him.
• The village is named after the native stinging nettle " Urtica ferox " or Ongaonga.
• It can be powdered and given in capsules, often in combination with stinging nettle  Urtica dioica.
• Unlike other subspecies of " Urtica dioica ", it is not associated with disturbed habitats.
• In " Urtica thunbergiana ", individual hairs contain around 4 nanolitres ( ) of fluid.
• Unlike other herbaceous species in the " Urtica " genus, ongaonga is a large woody shrub.
• :: : The person obviously does not like the established ( and correct ) derivation from Latin urtica.
• These cords are often associated with stems and rhizomes of the common nettle ( " Urtica dioica " ).
• _Stinging nettle, Urtica dioica : Sports stinging hairs, which " inject " a toxic juice into your skin.
• The word urtication, for the nettle genus of Urtica, historically meant the flogging of a paralyzed limb with nettles to stimulate it.
• In Europe, " Urtica urens " is one of the food plants of the small tortoiseshell butterfly " Aglais urticae ".
• Adults have been observed on the upperside of the leaves of " Urtica dioica ", which is thought to be the host plant.
• After cooking, some plants with stinging hairs, such as " Urtica dioica " ( stinging nettle ), are eaten as vegetables.