- his
thesis supervisor Carl
Linnaeus in his 1762
dissertation Planta Alströmeria.
Linnaeus bears the
botanical authority (L.). The
genus was
named after...
-
Nolana and
Alstromeria bloom in a
lomas near Paposo, Chile....
- München 18: 222 (1982).
Northern Chile.
Alstroemeria ligtu L., Pl.
Alströmeria: 10 (1762). Peru to
central Chile and
western Argentina. Alstroemeria...
-
Berberis darwinii Darwin's
barberry Bomarea multiflora bomarea climbing alstromeria Bryonia cretica white bryony Calluna vulgaris (excluding
double flowered...
-
thickened root crowns, many
species of Asclepiads, Aztecia, Gymnocalycium,
Alstromeria, Euphorbia, and Ferocactus, plus two fine
examples of
Welwitschia mirabilis...
- his
thesis supervisor Carl
Linnaeus in his 1762
dissertation Planta Alströmeria, with
three species,
including A. pelegrina.
Consequently Linnaeus bears...
-
science and
there are also
nomenclatural problems.
Alstroemeria L., Pl.
Alströmeria: 8 (1762).
Includes 122
species distributed from
southern Venezuela to...
- Wisdom" - 5:54 "Circular" - 1:31 "Sunken Song" - 6:46 "Shale Bed" - 1:41 "
Alstromeria" - 15:10 "Moth Song" - 4:49 "Cork Farm" - 2:56 "Queen of Angels" - 13:06...
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Triglochin (1794)
Fortunatia (1794)
Lardizabala (1794)
Myrospermum (1794)
Alstromeria (1794)
Montiopsis (1794)
Renealmia (1794)
Tessaria (1794)
Ipomoea (1794)...
- botany, Feuillée
studied the fuchsia, the nasturtium, the oxalis, the
alstromeria, the papaya, the cherimoya, and the solanum. He discovered, one century...
