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Dioscorea communis or
Tamus communis is a
species of
flowering plant in the yam
family Dioscoreaceae and is
commonly known as
black bryony, lady's-seal...
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genus Tamus is
included in
Dioscorea by some sources, but is
maintained as
distinct by others. For
Dioscorea communis (L.) Cad**** & Wilkin, see
Tamus communis...
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communis may
refer to:
Tamus communis, the
black bryony, a
flowering plant species Turritella communis, a medium-sized sea
snail species Communis (disambiguation)...
- (Renner et al. (2008) Dioscorides's
Bruonia melaina is
Bryonia alba, not
Tamus communis, and an
illustration labeled Bruonia melaina in the
Codex Vindobonensis...
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found Italy, Switzerland,
Hungary and Ukraine. The
larvae feed on
Tamus communis. They mine the
leaves of
their host plant.
Young larvae make one or...
- (Alchemilla glaucescens), ivy
broomrape (Orobanche hederae),
black bryony (
Tamus communis),
intermediate wintergreen (Pyrola media) and bird's-nest
orchid (Neottia...
- the 18th
Century naturalist.
Tamnoides means 'like', or 'resembling'
Tamus communis.
Hablitzia leaves can be
eaten raw or cooked. The
young ones in particular...
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phenanthrenes contained in the
rhizome of
Dioscorea communis.
Phenanthrenes and a
dihydrophenanthrene from
Tamus communis and
their cytotoxic activity. Adriána Kovácsa...
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draughtsmanship throughout is of a high order, and the
plates of
Convolvulus and
Tamus communis, to
mention two only, are
beautiful works of art. A
complete series...
- Hohmanna,
Judit (2007). "Phenanthrenes and a
dihydrophenanthrene from
Tamus communis and
their cytotoxic activity". Phytochemistry. 68 (5): 687–691. Bibcode:2007PChem...
