reticulate
In the form of network; netveined.
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Reticulated Iris -- Iridaceae reticulata
This popular little iris grows 4 to 6 inches tall with small purple and gold ridged flowers that open in late winter or early spring. Leaves are narrow and four-angled.
reticulate -- Interconnecting, like a network.
rhizoid -- n. A cellular outgrowth of a plant that usually aids in anchoring to the surface and increasing surface area to acquire water or nutrients; found in mosses, liverworts, and hornworts.
RETICULATE -- Marked with a branched network of veins or fibers.
RHIZOME -- A thickened stem which grows horizontally below or on the soil surface.
ROOT BALL -- Matted roots plus enclosed soil within a the pot of a container grown plant.
Reticulate Like a net, the interstices closed. Usually referring to the veins of a leaf.
Reniformis/reniforme Epithet meaning kidney shaped.
reticulate venation A net-like vein pattern in some leaves.
reversion growth A stem that originates from, and has the characteristics of, the plant's rootstock. See sucker.
RETICULATE: Marked with a branched network of veins or fibers.
RETAINING WALL: A wall that has been built on a slope to keep the soil from sliding or eroding.
RHIZOME: An underground, horizontal stem.
the distance to the apex perfect marginal palinactinodromous venation: a leaf venation pattern with ramifications of the lateral actinodromous veins occupying at least two-thirds of the blade area and reaching the margins perfect reticulate ...
reticulate search for term- a. (L. reticulatus, latticed) like network.retinaculum search for term- n.
When the reticulated water from the house is combined with reused water from the house, the salt levels begin to rise.
Some miniature bulbs like reticulate irises and snowdrops will bloom with no transplant shock the spring following division, provided they are not kept out of the ground too long. Daffodils and tulips are nearly as forgiving.
The varieties developed from "Iris reticulate" offer bold yellow, orange, purple, blue and white blooms on plants just four to six inches tall. Another group from "Iris histrioides" are primarily purple and white with varying combinations.
Also known as Danford Iris, Reticulate Iris
Iris danfordiae
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Southern pecan leaf phylloxera produces small galls, round and flattened, between the secondary veins on the leaf surface, open on the ventral surface, and show a reticulated pattern on their surface.
Betula glandulosa (Dwarf birch)
Empetrum nigrum (Crowberry)
Populus fremuloides (Quaking aspen)
Potentilla pensylvanica (Pennsylvania cinquefoil)
Rhododendron lapponicum (Lapland rhododendron)
Salix reticulate (Netleaf willow) ...
For summer bulb plantings, choose species that bloom before or after perennial plants, shrubs and trees in the garden. Flowering cherry, evergreen pear and azalea, for example, finish blooming just as Spanish bluebell, lily and reticulated iris begin ...
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