Native Woody Plants of the United States Their Erosion Control And Wildlife Val
Native Woody Plants of the United States Their Erosion Control And Wildlife Val
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Stomach records (in addition to specific records) : Richardson's grouse ; moun- tain sheep, black-tailed deer. Observations: Clark's nutcracker. These records apply to herbaceous species also.
Lupinus albifrons Benth. Silver lupine.
Range: 4, 5.
Site : Well-drained, sun.
Fruit: Legume.
A small to large shrub or small tree ; evergreen ; flowers March- July ; occurs on sandy or dry loam ; often gregarious ; several varieties known.
Lupinus arboreus Sims. Tree lupine.
L. Propinquus Greene.
Range: ...1, 5.
Site : Well-drained, sun.
Fruit: Legume.
A small to large evergreen shrub ; occurs in sandy soil ; flowers April-June ; has been introduced into New Zealand, where it is considered valuable as a cover for shifting sand, being used extensively in dune reclamation ; it is not a sand- binder, but should be used where there is a well-controlled area to the windward ; pod-bearing branches laid on bare dunes will prevent the movement of sand, and seeds later germinate to form a cover.
Lupinus austromontanus, see Lupinus excubitus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stomach records (in addition to specific records) : Richardson's grouse ; moun- tain sheep, black-tailed deer. Observations: Clark's nutcracker. These records apply to herbaceous species also.
Lupinus albifrons Benth. Silver lupine.
Range: 4, 5.
Site : Well-drained, sun.
Fruit: Legume.
A small to large shrub or small tree ; evergreen ; flowers March- July ; occurs on sandy or dry loam ; often gregarious ; several varieties known.
Lupinus arboreus Sims. Tree lupine.
L. Propinquus Greene.
Range: ...1, 5.
Site : Well-drained, sun.
Fruit: Legume.
A small to large evergreen shrub ; occurs in sandy soil ; flowers April-June ; has been introduced into New Zealand, where it is considered valuable as a cover for shifting sand, being used extensively in dune reclamation ; it is not a sand- binder, but should be used where there is a well-controlled area to the windward ; pod-bearing branches laid on bare dunes will prevent the movement of sand, and seeds later germinate to form a cover.
Lupinus austromontanus, see Lupinus excubitus.
What to read after Native Woody Plants of the United States Their Erosion Control And Wildlife Val?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Richard Van Dersal to read onlineMoreLess
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