common name of pseuderanthemum reticulatum?
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Pseuderanthemum reticulatum\n\nCOMMON NAME Reticulated Pseuderanthemum\nFAMILY: Acanthaceae\nORIGIN: Polynesia\nHARDINESS ZONES: 10B-11\nPLANT TYPE: EVERGREEN SHRUB\nTYPICAL MAXIMUM HEIGHT: 3\nGROWTH RATE: FAST\nSALT TOLERANCE: LOW\nDROUGHT TOLERANCE: LOW\nSOIL REQUIREMENTS: WIDE\nLIGHT REQUIREMENTS: MEDIUM; LOW\nNUTRITION REQUIREMENTS: MEDIUM\nLEAF: SIMPLE\nFOLIAGE COLOR: GREEN & YELLOW\nTEXTURE: MEDIUM\nFLOWER COLOR: PURPLE & WHITE\nCHARACTERISTICS: SHOWY\nSEASON: SPRING\nFRUIT: \nPROPAGATION: CUTTINGS\nPOPULAR USES: SPECIMEN PLANT; FLOWERING SHRUB\nHUMAN HAZARDS: NONE\nENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS: NONE\nPROBLEMS: NEMATODES; MITES; THRIPS; SCALES\nPOPULAR OR RECOMMENDED CULTIVARS:
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Arugula \nScientific Name = Eruca vesicaria var. sativa
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which flowers' names u want plzz tell their common name then only i can tell scientific name.some i know are eg. chinarose-hibiscus rosa sinensis.
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Yes it is, family Rosaceae they both are, also:\nCherry\napricot\npeach\nnectarin\npear\netc.
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Australia – golden wattle \nBangladesh – jackfruit, white water lily \nBolivia – Kantatu \nBulgaria – rose \nBrunei – Simpur \nCanada – maple leaf, (unofficial) \nChina - peony,plum blossom \nPeople's Republic of China – sunflower (obsolete), peony (unofficial) \nHong Kong - bauhinia blakeana \nMacau – Lotus \nRepublic of China (Taiwan) – plum blossom \nChile – copihue \nColombia – orchid[Cattleya Trianae] \nDenmark – red clover \nEgypt – Egyptian lotus \nEngland – red-and-white rose of Tudor (white for York, red for Lancaster) \nEstonia – blue cornflower \nFinland – lily of the valley, white rose \nFrance – lily (Ancien Régime) \nGermany – oak \nIceland - Dryas octopetala \nIndia – the lotus, Nelumbo nucifera \nIndonesia - melati(Arabian jasmine, Jasminum sambac), moth orchid (Phalaenopsis amabilis) \nIran – tulip (depicted on the Flag of Iran) \nIraq – rose \nIreland – shamrock (or trefoil) \nJamaica – lignum vitae \nJapan – chrysanthemum \nJordan – black iris \nKuwait - Rhanterium epapposum \nMalta – Maltese Rock Centaury \nMalaysia – Chinese Hibiscus \nMaldives – rose \nMexico – dahlia \nMoldova – oak \nNepal – Rhododendron \nNetherlands – tulip \nNewfoundland – Pitcher Plant \nNew Zealand – silver fern (foliage), koru, and kowhai (flower) \nNorth Korea – Kimjongilia \nNorway – heather \nPakistan – Jasmine \nPanama – Holy Spirit flower \nPhilippines - sampaguita (Arabian jasmine, Jasminum sambac) \nRussia – camomile \nScotland – Thistle, Scottish Bluebell (Harebell) \nSerbia – plum \nSingapore – Vanda Miss Joaquim, orchid \nSlovenia – carnation \nSouth Africa – king protea \nSouth Korea – Hibiscus \nSoviet Union – carnation \nSwitzerland – edelweiss \nUnited States – rose \nVenezuela – orchid [Cattleya Mossiae] \nWales – daffodil, leek \nZimbabwe – flame lily
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The first thing wrong with your list is the spelling. If you get the right spelling you will be able to do your own internet search for more information.\nThese are correctly spelled:\nSelaginella sp.\nLygodium microphyllum\nBlechnum finlaysonianum\n\nThese are  now corrected:\nAsplenium nidus\nLycopodiella cernua [sometimes listed as Lycopodium cernuum]\nStenochleana plaustris\nBlechnum orientale\nLygodium salicifolium\n\nDicranopteris linearis [took me a while to figure that one out!]\n\nNow you can go look them up yourself.
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Common Name : eastern poison ivy \nScientific Name : Toxicodendron radicans (L.) Kuntze \nGroup : Dicot \n\n( http://database.dotflowers.com/item-eastern-poison-ivy.html )\n\nNoun 1. ivy family - mostly tropical trees and shrubs and lianas: ginseng; hedera\nAraliaceae, family Araliaceae\nrosid dicot family - a family of dicotyledonous plants \n( http://www.thefreedictionary.com/ivy+family )
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Sanicula canadensis is also known as Canadian Blacksnakeroot.\n\nIt's classification is as follows:\n\nKingdom: Plantae – Plants \nSubkingdom: Tracheobionta – Vascular plants \nSuperdivision: Spermatophyta – Seed plants \nDivision: Magnoliophyta – Flowering plants \nClass: Magnoliopsida – Dicotyledons \nSubclass:  Rosidae –  \nOrder: Apiales –  \nFamily: Apiaceae – Carrot family \nGenus: Sanicula L. – sanicle \nSpecies: Sanicula canadensis L. – Canadian blacksnakeroot \n\nTheir is an endangered threat in Massachusetts and Vermont.\n\nAs far as why the plant is endangered I can't seem to find any information.
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August Seasonal Flowers\n \nThese pages are meant as a guideline only - Mother Nature always rules!\n \nAllium - drumstick - purple Garden Roses - \nassorted colors Star of Bethlehem -\nwhite \nAmaranthus - \ngreen, burgundy, bronze Ginestra -\nwhite Sunflowers Mini -\nyellow \nArtemisia -\ngreen Helenium Kanaria -\nyellow Sunflowers - Teddy Bear-yellow \nArtichokes -\nlarge-green Hydrangea -\npink, white,  blue, green Sweet Peas - white, pink, lavender, purple \nAsclepia -\nred, yellow, orange Hypericum -\ncoffee bean red/brown Tansy - button yarrow-yellow \nBombay Celosia -burgundy, green, orange, red Lavender Tulips - Greenhouse-assorted \nCalycina -\nwhite and pink Lysmachia -\nwhite Waxflower -\nwhite, pink, purple \nCallas -\nwhite Misty Limonium -\nblue Yarrow -\nyellow \nChina Berry -\ngreen ornamental berry Monkshood -\npurple   \nChinese Lanterns -orange ornamental Montbretia Flower -red/orange    \nDahlias - white,  red, yellow, pink, purple  Phlox - \nwhite, pink, lavender   \nDesert Willow -\ngrey Poppy Pods - \ngreen   \nEchinops -\nyellowish bronze Safflower -\norange/yellow  \nEryngium - \nblue thistle Scabiosa - \nlavender and white
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I'm thinking it might be Buddleia - the leaves are greyish green and lanceolate, sort of like scaled-up Rosemary.  The flowers are often strongly fragrant - on Buddleia Davidii, they smell strongly of honey.
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Well since you haven't specified any flower so I'll put in some common ones.\n1. China rose- Hibiscus rosa-sinensis\n2. Rose- Rosa damenscus or Rosa indica\n3. Evening Primrose- Oenothera lamarckiana\n4. Periwinkle- Vinca rosea\n5. Garden Pea flower- Pisum sativum\n\nYou can find many more here: http://www.cook.rutgers.edu/~greenmachine/COMM_FL_DESIGN/CUT_FLOWERANDGREENSID/CUTFLOWERS/SCIENTIFICFLOWERNAMES.HTML
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Sugar Maple: Acer saccharum\nCommon Yew: Taxus baccata\nApple: Malus domestica\nApricot: Prunus armeniaca\nAlmond: Prunus dulcis\nRowan: Sorbus aucuparia\nCastor Bean: Ricinus communis\nWhite Oak: Quercus alba\nHornbeam: Carpinus betalus\nEnglish Holly: Ilex aquifolium\nMiconia: Miconia calvescens\nAutograph tree: Clusea rosea\nLantana: Lantana camara\nOctopus tree: Schefflera actinophylla\nCoconut: Cocos nucifera\nMango: Mangifera indica\nHibiscus: Hibiscus rosa-sinesis\nBlackberry: Rubus argutus\nRedwood: Sequoia sempervirens\n\nDon't forget to use proper notation when you write the scientific names.  :-)
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I believe it is turmeric.  Nothing to base that on except tht a yahoo search for "tummeric" gives results for "turmeric".  Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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it should be Jatropha Curcas?
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I agree with that other person, the shortest name would probably be Ed. As for the longest one, the longest one I found (and there are actually people named this ) was Chrysanthemum, and the second longest I found was Artemisiaart
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Common name for Hibiscus rosa sinensis-Japakusum(Hindi), Jaswand (Marathi)  ,shoe flower (English).Colors range from-red,orange,yellow,white,light purple,peach,pink,spotted varieties also common.\nCommon name for Hibiscus esculentus-Okra(Hindi),bhendi(Hindi,Marathi) ,Lady's finger(English).
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Could be a lot of things. What do the flowers and leaves look like? Or can you ask your friend, maybe?\nCould be a forsythia, a kerria, a broom, a flanelbush, an oregongrape, a hypericum, or a rose. Or a lot of other things. Hopefully it's a flanelbush (fremontodendron).