anatomy
The study of the structure of an organism and the relationship between its parts.
GardenWeb Glossary of Botanical Terms
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Anatomy Of A Healthy Compost Pile
The key to successful compost piles is creating a healthy environment for bacteria and other microorganisms. These microscopic creatures are responsible for the breakdown of organic material into compost.
anatomy search for term- n. (LL. anatomia, dissection) the branch of morphology that deals with the structure of plants, esp. the internal structure as revealed by the microscope.
Anatomy The internal structure of plant.
Anchor root A large root that holds a plant in a physical soil mass.
Androecium Stamens of a flower, as a unit.
Anatomy of an Orchid Flower
Despite the astonishing diversity found in the thousands of wild species and man-made hybrids, orchid flowers show an unmistakable family resemblance.
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The cutting edge: A good pair of pruners is an essential tool for every gardener
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Queen Reproductive Anatomy
The reproductive tract of the queen consists of a pair of large ovaries in the abdomen. The ovaries are composed of a bundle of parallel tubules called ovarioles in which eggs are formed.
Many butterflies have a specially adapted anatomy that causes them to be dependent on only one or two host plants. These plants are crucial to the survival of the species through all four stages of the butterfly's life cycle.
Irrigation and other turf care practices (fertilization and mowing for example) affect both the plant's physiology and anatomy. Frequent and heavy irrigation causes lush growth. A minimalist approach toughens the grass.
What Is a Bean Plant?
Anatomy of a Tomato Plant Stem
Tomato Varieties in Florida
Pumpkin Plant Life Cycle
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Use handouts, which can be filled out and colored, to help kids with seed and plant anatomy. Go on to explain that seeds remain dormant, or sleep, until certain growing conditions are met. If kept cool and dry, this can sometimes take years.
Plant Reproduction
Flower Anatomy
Flowering Desert Plants
Ten Steps To Transplanting A Container Plant
How Did Flowers Evolve?
Family- A group of plants having biologically similar features. (flower anatomy, fruit type, etc.)
Genus- A group of closely related species, such as the genus rosaceae, encompassing the roses.
Suza's Farm for Homeless Worms and Cats - this great site includes design, art, science, weather, geology, botany, architecture, engineering, technology, biology, anatomy (the gardener's!), research, experimenting, record keeping, worm raising, ...
At the northeast corner of the arboretum is the wooden Tree House. Opened in 1996, it is a tribute to trees, their anatomy, growth and uses. A popular summer class project at the Tree House is a demonstration on canoe building.
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How do spiders have sex? Carefully! Females will sometimes eat the male. The male's anatomy and courtship behavior are adapted to surviving mating.
The characteristics used to group plants have changed over the years. Flower characteristics, such as the number and placement of petals and male and female sexual organs, stem anatomy and genetic information are now used together to group species ...
Mike Yamakami points out that the English name is after Caspar Wistar (1761-1818) an anatomy professor at the University of Pennsylvania (coincidentally, where JGarden got its start 200 years later!).
 See also: Plant, Water, Flower, Natural, Habitat
  
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