endemic
Endemic plants are species that occur naturally in a restricted area and nowhere else in the world.
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Endemic Native or local to an area.
-ensis Botanical name suffix meaning from a region or country.
Entire Neither toothed nor lobed, as applied to leaves.
ENDEMIC: Plants which are of a certain geographic area and generally are confined to that place.
ENTIRE LEAF: An undivided and unserrated leaf.
EPIPHYTE: A plant that usually grows on another plant and gets its nutrients from the air and water.
endemic search for term- a. (Gr. endemos, native, belonging to a people) a plant that is native to a particular country or region; not introduced or naturalized.endocarp search for term- n.
Amongst the endemic species is the beautiful Grampians Bauera Bauera sessiliflora with its vivid mauve flowers. It likes to grow in damper situations, so a habitat beside a stream suits this plant perfectly.
The heavy red clay that's endemic to much of the Southeast is almost impossible to work.
Asparagus pea is a scrambling, herbaceous annual legume endemic to the Mediterranean region of southern Europe, where it is a common spring-blooming wildflower in field and scrub.
endemic Native or confined naturally to a given geographical area. epiphyte A plant growing non-parasitically upon another.
Local Trees. Grow an ohia lehua, the beautiful red-flowering, hardwood tree endemic to Hawaii, if you want a striking specimen tree in your landscaping. Although most often found in the mountains, ohia can grow almost anywhere with ample water.
don't realize the huge advantages of growing native garden plants. Regional natives are better adapted to our gardens, so they're easier to grow and require less water and fertilizer than most non-natives. They're also a better fit for endemic ...
When crops are continually grown in the same place there is also the risk that whatever pest or disease they suffer from will become endemic.
 See also: Plant, Growing, Soil, Water, Gardening
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