Lythrum In A Sentence

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• Q : Lythrum hybrids often are recommended for perennial gardens in this area.
• The predominant plants around its fringes are Typha latifolia ( common cattail ), and the intrusive species, Phragmites ( common reed ) and Lythrum salicaria ( purple loosestrife ).
• Phragmites communis, Lythrum salicaria, Sal ix babylonica and Pterocarya stenoptera have good ability to adapt the worse environment in water-lever-fluctuating zone and in band of the reservoir.
• Should widespread release of the beetles win USDA approval, they are predicted to bring Lythrum under control _ in several decades.
• If you're not convinced, try digging into a stand of Lythrum salicaria, or purple loosestrife, the purple spiked flower in bloom July and August that has invaded wetlands.
• Native plants that make good substitutes for the pink and purple summer spikes of Lythrum in the garden include turtlehead ( Chelone glabra ) and obedient plant ( Physostegia virginiana ).
• But then the Lythrum plants, attacked both at their roots and leaves, will falter, predicted Blossey.
• Many nurseries still sell Lythrum, and many gardeners still grow it.
• Chad helped me dig three large clumps of grasses and the Robert's Lythrum ( very large roots ) today.
• Lythrum is sometimes considered a weed in Europe and elsewhere in the United States, but here it's an increasingly popular perennial favored for its tall spikes of pink flowers.
• Do you think it's safe to grow Lythrum ( loose-strife ) in our gardens?.
• In a trimorphic flower such as Lythrum salicaria there are six possible legitimate unions and twelve illegitimate (see fig.
• Some of the " Lythrum " species are trimorphic, with one style and two stamens in each form.
• Only winged loosestrife ( " Lythrum alatum " ) proved to be susceptible, and was not used by the beetles as a host when purple loosestrife was available.
• Invasion by purple loosestrife ( " Lythrum salicaria " ) is a serious threat to the Arb' s wetlands, but so far they are relatively free of this aggressive introduced species.