- × hungari****, that is
intermediate in all
characteristics with P.
rhoeas. P.
rhoeas topped the list in a UK
study of
meadow pollen production, on a per...
-
Papaver orientale, is dark blue, that of the
field or corn
poppy (Papaver
rhoeas) is grey to dark green. The
opium poppy,
Papaver somniferum,
grows wild...
- was
originally a
French vernacular name for the wild corn poppy,
Papaver rhoeas,
which is
distinguished by its
bright red color, and
orange tint. It eventually...
- (2006) use
three representative species, P. commutatum, P. dubium, and P.
rhoeas for
their genetic analysis. The
geographic center of Rhoeadium’s diversity...
- (rheadine) is an
alkaloid derived from the
flowers of the corn
poppy (Papaver
rhoeas). It has been
studied for its
potential use in the
treatment of morphine...
- showy, with four
petals that are
lighter red than in the
similar Papaver rhoeas, and most
commonly without a
black spot at the base. The
flower stem is...
-
ornamental cultivar group derived from the
European wild
field poppy (Papaver
rhoeas). The
Shirley poppy was
created from 1880
onwards by the
Reverend William...
-
Gypsophila elegans,
annual baby's-breath
Lantana spp.,
shrub verbenas Papaver rhoeas,
common poppy Petasites hybridus,
butterbur Phlox drummondii,
annual phlox...
-
placement on the stigma. The
mechanism is
described in
detail for
Papaver rhoeas and so far
appears restricted to the
plant family Papaveraceae. The female...
- in
Papaver somniferum fields was
shown to be
Papaver rhoeas.
Papaver somniferum and
Papaver rhoeas belong to the same
plant family,
which impedes the chemical...
