61. Visible Earth Browse: Biosphere > Vegetation > Flowering Plants Page 1 Browsing Biosphere Vegetation flowering plants Phytoplankton bloomnear Cape Verde Islands Phytoplankton bloom near Cape Verde Islands. http://visibleearth.nasa.gov/Biosphere/Vegetation/Flowering_Plants.html

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62. Home Page Seller's of seed for perennial flowering plants for the herbaceous border. http://www.maggiesseeds.com/

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65. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Flowering Plants Andean Botanical Information System Information on the flowering plantsof Andean South America, presented in English and Spanish. http://bubl.ac.uk/link/f/floweringplants.htm

BUBL LINK / 5:15 Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About Flowering plants See also: horticulture plant images A-Z Index Titles Descriptions Andean Botanical Information System Andrew N Gagg's Photo Flora Arabian Wildlife Online Australian National Plant Photographic Index ... WWW Virtual Library: Gardening Page last updated: 17 March 2003 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Andean Botanical Information System Information on the flowering plants of Andean South America, presented in English and Spanish. Provides descriptions, photos, and illustrations of flora in specific geographic regions, including Chile, and coastal and Northern Peru. Also features plant checklists for ecoregions such as coastal deserts, montane forests, and inter-Andean valleys. Author: Michael O Dillon and Nancy Hensold Subjects: botany, flowering plants, south america DeweyClass: ResourceType: documents Location: usa Last checked: Andrew N Gagg's Photo Flora Details of a flora picture library containing thousands of photographic transparencies of European wild flora. Only a few pictures are available online, but there is a detailed list of common and Latin names for thousands of wild plants, divided into trees and shrubs, grasses, sedges and rushes, water plants, ferns and fern allies, flowers, and habitats. Author: Andrew N Gagg Subjects: flowering plants, plant data, plant images

66. BOTANICAL PRINTS Antique, botanical and natural history prints of animals, Cassell poultry, and flowering plants. http://shigitatsu.com/original_prints.htm

ORIGINAL PRINTS LINDENIA Icongraphie Des Orchidees 1895 VOL. 1 LINDENIA Icongraphie Des Orchidees 1896 VOL. 2 ... Flore des Serres et des Jardins de L’Europe Please use your Go Back Arrow to return to the previous page. Contact: Shigitatsu@aol.com

67. Flowering Plants Of The Sonoran Desert flowering plants of the Sonoran Desert. Mark A. Dimmitt. This section focuseson the most common, conspicuous, or interesting plants of the Sonoran Desert. http://www.desertmuseum.org/books/nhsd_flowering.html

Catalogue of Books Ordering Information Order Form Related topics: Aracaceae Aristolochiaceae Asteraceae/Compositae Bignoniaceae ... Zygophyllaceae Flowering Plants of the Sonoran Desert Mark A. Dimmitt This section focuses on the most common, conspicuous, or interesting plants of the Sonoran Desert. Many are treated as groups based on their taxonomy (for example legume trees) or ecology (such as annual wildflowers). About Plant Names Most plants can be identified positively only by their scientific (Latin) names. We will also list regional English and Spanish vernacular (common) names when we know them. Scientific names are officially recognized worldwide and are validated by the regular reports of the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature, which also lists retained synonyms. On the other hand, there is really no such thing as a common name for the vast majority of the planet’s 300,000 species of flowering plants. There are committees that establish common English names for birds and several other animal groups, but no organization has assumed the responsibility for standardizing common plant names worldwide (the U.S. Department of Agriculture has “officialized” some for the United States). Moreover, a minority of plants have names that are common in the sense of being widely recognized, such as apple, rose, or carnation. The names of less well-known plants, and even widely-known plants, often vary geographically, and there may be numerous “common” names that are unknown outside of the given region. For example

68. Cypripedium - Vermont Ladyslipper Company Specializing in laboratory propagated Cypripediums. All plants near flowering and flowering size. http://www.vtladyslipper.com

Now Accepting Orders For Shipment in October-mid November 2003! See the CYPRIPEDIUMS FOR SALE area of our website to see what is AVAILABLE. Thank You for your patronage! Specializing in the genus Cypripedium Welcome to our web site! Vermont Ladyslipper Company specializes in laboratory propagated Cypripediums. Commonly known as Lady Slippers. This site includes Cypripedium species we currently have available for sale. Stop by our site often to see other Cypripedium species we will be introducing for sale. Click Here for availability of our 100% Lab propagated Cypripediums! A Friendly Warning ! A graphics intensive page but well worth a visit! News of Vermont Ladyslipper Company Click Here to find some of the Lady Slipper questions most frequently asked of us. Some of our thoughts on Conservation Cypripedium Reginae or Showy Lady Slipper: Photo by Brad Howe © Created: June 23, 1999 Last Updated: March 18,2003 This cypripedium web page has been displayed times so far!

69. Flowergram ® Green And Flowering Plants Shopping Cart. Customer Service. Green and flowering plants. Dracenaena. 6 inchpot $29.95, Silver Queen. 6 inch pot $29.95, Nephthytis. 6 inch pot $29.95. http://www.flowergram.com/plants.php

70. UGA Plant Biology | Greenhouses | Non-Flowering Plants Includes images of the cycad collection. http://dogwood.botany.uga.edu/greenhouses-cycads.html

Non-Flowering plants see also: Tour the other greenhouses: Arid plants Carnivorous plants Tropical plants Our collection room for non-flowering plants click for larger photo Some of our seedless vascular plants click for larger photo Zamia skinneri click for larger photo Our largest Platycerium with leaves four feet long click for larger photo This Z. skinneri usually produces more female cones than leaves click for larger photo Welwitschia mirabilis display with Ephedra spp. in the background click for larger photo Ceratozamia robusta with developing leaves and female cone click for larger photo Nine year old W. mirabilis with female cones click for larger photo Encephalartos horridus click for larger photo Pollen bearing male cones click for larger photo Cycas wadei female cone with two whorls of old megasporophylls still attached click for larger photo Trunk and cone of male Cycas in foreground with female Cycas in center click for larger photo Same C. wadei with new leaves emerging click for larger photo A closer look at the female cone of Cycas rumphii click for larger photo Same cycad two weeks later click for larger photo Overview Faculty Staff ... Home

71. Welcome To E-gnome Wide variety of trees, shrubs and flowering plants available to buy online. http://www.e-gnome.com

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72. Classification Of Flowering Plants (Angiospermae) biodiversity explorer. Classification of flowering plants (Angiospermae). Anordinal classification for the families of flowering plants. http://www.museums.org.za/bio/plants/angiospermae-classif.htm

biodiversity explorer Classification of flowering plants (Angiospermae) Life Embryophyta (plants) See alphabetical list of flowering plant families The classification below is based on that put forward by the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group (1998). See Flowering Plant Gateway to see how this classification fits in with previous ones. Palaeodicotyledons Families unassigned to order [Amborellaceae, Austrobaileyaceae, Canellaceae, Chloranthaceae, Hydnoraceae, Illiciaceae, Nymphaeaceae (waterlily family) , Cabombaceae, Rafflesiaceae, Schisandraceae, Trimeniaceae, Winteraceae) Order: Ceratophyllales (includes only family Ceratophyllaceae) Order: Laurales Order: Magnoliales Order: Piperales Monocotyledons Families unplaced to order [Corsiaceae, Japonoliriaceae, Nartheciaceae, Petrosaviaceae, Triuridaceae) Order: Acorales (includes only family Acoraceae] Order: Alismatales Order: Asparagales Order: Dioscoreales Order: Liliales Order: Pandanales Commelinoids Families unplaced to order [Abolbodaceae, Bromeliaceae , Dasypogonaceae, Hanguanaceae, Mayacaceae, Rapateaceae] Order: Arecales [includes only family Arecaceae Order: Commelinales Order: Poales Order: Zingiberales Eudicotyledons Families unplaced to order [Buxaceae, Didymelaceae, Sabiaceae, Trochodendraceae, Tetracentraceae]

73. Bloomees.com: Fresh Cut Flowers And Flowering Plants Direct From The Grower. Fun Fundraising with flowers and flowering plants. http://bloomees.com/

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74. Angiospermae ( Or Magnoliophyta) (flowering Plants) biodiversity explorer. Angiospermae ( or Magnoliophyta) (flowering plants).Alphabetical list of the families of flowering plants of the World. http://www.museums.org.za/bio/plants/angiospermae-alphab.htm

biodiversity explorer Angiospermae ( or Magnoliophyta) (flowering plants) Alphabetical list of the families of flowering plants of the World A B C D ... See natural classification of flowering plants A Abolbodaceae Acanthaceae (Black-eyed Susan family) Aceraceae = Sapindaceae Achariaceae Achatocarpaceae Acoraceae Actinidiaceae Kiwi Fruit family) Adoxaceae Aextoxicaceae Agapanthaceae (agapanthus family) Agavaceae Aizoaceae (= Mesembryanthemaceae; vygies) Akaniaceae Alismataceae Alliaceae (onions, garlic) Alseuosmiaceae Alstroemeriaceae Altingiaceae Alzateaceae Amaranthaceae Amaryllidaceae Amborellaceae Anacardiaceae (mango, pepper tree, pistachio, cashew) Anarthriaceae Ancistrocladaceae Anemarrhenaceae Anisophylleaceae Annonaceae Anthericaceae Aphloiaceae Aphyllanthaceae Apiaceae - Umbelliferae (carrot family) Apocynaceae (oleander, frangipani, periwinkle family) Aponogetonaceae (wateruintjie family) Aquifoliaceae (holly family) ... Araliaceae (ivy and ginseng family) Aralidiaceae Arecaceae Argophyllaceae Aristolochiaceae Asclepiadaceae = Apocynaceae Asparagaceae Asphodelaceae Asteliaceae Asteraceae - Compositae (daisy family) Asteropeiaceae Atherospermataceae Aucubaceae Austrobaileyaceae Avicenniaceae B Balanopaceae Balanophoraceae Balsaminaceae (balsams) Barbeyaceae Basellaceae Bataceae Begoniaceae (begonias) Behniaceae Berberidaceae Berberidopsidaceae Betulaceae (birches) Biebersteiniaceae Bignoniaceae (jacaranda family) Bixaceae Blandfordiaceae Bombacaceae = Malvaceae Bonnetiaceae Boraginaceae (forget-me-not and borage family) Boryaceae Brassicaceae Bretschneideraceae

75. Chamaedorea Oblongata Photographs of plants and flowering shoots. http://www.dipbot.unict.it/orto/0301-1.html

Front Index A B ... Z Chamaedorea oblongata Mart. (Palmae) Front Index A B ... Z Chamaedorea oblongata Mart. (Palmae)

76. Plants At EnchantedLearning.com flower Illustrated Plant Dictionary Read about plants from A to Z. Answers.Venus Flytrap Read about this meateating flowering plant. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/themes/plants.shtml

EnchantedLearning.com is a user-supported site. Click here to learn more. EnchantedLearning.com Plants at Enchanted Learning Rhymes, Crafts, a Quiz, and Printouts to Color Click Here for More K-3 Themes Plant Nursery Rhymes Daffodil Here We Go 'Round the Mulberry Bush Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary Over in the Meadow Peter, Peter, Pumpkin-eater Peter Piper Vintery, Mintery, Cutery, Corn Plant Crafts Pressed and Dried Flowers Stationery and Cards Craft You can press and dry delicate flowers and then use them to make beautiful cards and stationery. 3-D FRUIT These 3-dimensional apples, watermelons, pears, plums, peach, strawberry, and oranges are great to hang in a window, from the ceiling, or in a moblie. FLOWER CRAFTS HANDPRINT PAPER LILIES Simple paper flowers made from a child's handprint. PAINTED FLOWERPOT A painted flowerpot that makes a great gift - add a plant (or seed packet) if you like. POP-UP FLOWER GARDEN CARD A beautiful card for a birthday, Mother's Day, Spring, or a Get Well Soon card. EGGSHELL TULIPS Make a bouquet of delicate eggshell tulips, using eggshells or foam egg carton sections, and pipe cleaners. FESTIVE FLOWER NAPKIN RINGS Simple to make. Cut 3 pieces of felt and slip them together - no sewing and no gluing!

77. Orchidariums Closed environmental chambers for growing orchids and other plants around the home or office under ideal conditions for growth and flowering. http://www.orchidarium.com/

1229 South Sixth Street Minneapolis, MN 55415 E-mail: creeksid@inet-serv.com Experience the joy of growing orchids in your home or office. Light, temperature, humidity, air movement - together with water: these are the environmental elements that grow orchids in the wild... and in the Orchidarium, a wardian case for your home or office. Given that each plant group has its own preferred, fluctuating environment, the Orchidarium allows you to monitor and regulate each of these elements easily. Light Among the Orchidarium models are options for single-, double-, or triple-lamp fixtures that offer varying ranges of light within the units (see illustrations). Measured in foot candles this fluorescent lighting may provide low, medium or high overall light. Foot candle output readings correspond to (left to right): Maui, Borneo, Bimini. Dashed lines refer to Bimini units only. The low light of 350 foot candles is a good starting point for most seedlings, most masdevallias, phalaenopses and paphiopedilums, pleurothallids, and aerangis. Medium light (600-800 f.c.) will serve most cattleyas, some laelias and dendrobiums, ascocentrums equitant oncidiums and sophronities. The high light of 900-plus f.c. is appropriate for rupicolous laelias, some ecyclias, some dendrobiums and vandas. In general, any range of fluorescent lighting calls for the following seasonal adaptations in length of daylight: Spring, 13-14 hours; Summer, 16 hours; Fall, 13 hours; and Winter, 11.5 hours. Because many orchids are photo-periodic, they need increased or decreased light to send out flower spikes (Some species flower in response to changing temperature).

78. Dinosaurs And Plants - ZoomDinosaurs.com Dinosaurs and plants Mesozoic Era plants, including seed ferns, conifers, gingkos,cycadophytes, club mosses, horsetails, ferns, and flowering plants. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/dinosaurs/plants/

EnchantedLearning.com is a user-supported site. Click here to learn more. DINOSAURS AND PLANTS Triassic Plants Jurassic Plants ... Cretaceous Plants DINOSAURS AND PLANTS Without plants, there would have been no dinosaurs (or any other land animals). Plants are at the base of the food web (also called the food chain). Plants convert solar energy (sunlight) into chemical energy, which animals can eat. Plants are called "producers" or autotrophs because of this; they produce the fundamental food energy that all animals use. Meat-eating animals (carnivores like Tyrannosaurus rex) get their energy by eating other animals, mostly plant-eating animals (herbivores like Triceratops) . The herbivores get their energy by eating plants (like cycads) . The plants (producers or autotrophs) get their energy from sunlight , converting the light into chemical energy using photosynthesis Another amazing thing that plants do is change the composition of the air. Plants actually changed the chemical makeup of the Earth's atmosphere by giving off oxygen and absorbing carbon dioxide. They also contribute to erosion and the creation of soil. Also, since plants are stationary, they determine where plant-eating animals live. The development of plants was closely tied to the fate of the dinosaurs. Since most dinosaurs were plant-eaters, the nature and amount of available plants dictated whether a plant-eating dinosaur would thrive or die (and indirectly, would even influence the fate of meat-eating dinosaurs). As plants evolved through the Mesozoic Era, their distribution changed drastically, leading to the demise of some dinosaurs and the rise of new types of dinosaurs.

79. Welcome To Www.rareplants.de - Where Nature Is At Home Seeds of rare flowering plants, alpines, aroids, bulbs, hardy palms, perennials, Canary Islands endemics, tropical fruits and container plants, succulents and xerophytes http://www.rareplants.de/e_index.htm

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80. Dino-Era Fossil—The First Flower? in northeastern China more than 124 million years ago, botanists have recoveredimpressively complete fossils of some of Earth's earliest flowering plants. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/05/0503_020503_flowerfossil.html

Sign up for our free e-mail newsletter Also see: Today's Top Stories This Story E-mail this story Sponsored in part by Ben Harder National Geographic News May 3, 2002 From a bed of volcanic ash deposited in northeastern China more than 124 million years ago, botanists have recovered impressively complete fossils of some of Earth's earliest flowering plants. The discovery of this new family of plants sheds light on the life and times of early members of an enormous category of flora, which includes flowers, trees, and many life-sustaining crops. "Flowering plants are the dominant vegetation in the world today," says David Dilcher of the University of Florida in Gainesville, who is one of the new fossil's co-discoverers. "They're the basic food crop and fiber source for the world's population." Based on the age of the rock in which they found it, the fossil's discoverers believe this plant, Archaefructaceae, lived at least 124.6 million years ago, during the dinosaur-dominated early Cretaceous period. That date makes it among the earliest of flowering plants. Photograph courtesy Science More News Diary of the Planet The Environment Travel National Geographic Today Special Series Digital Lifestyles: feature by Sony EarthPulse National Geographic Out There ... Mount Everest Expedition Dilcher and his five colleagues, including four Chinese researchers, found the fossil in a sand-colored slab of stone that they extracted from a fossil-rich rock formation northeast of Beijing. They dubbed the fossil species

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