- hypocotyl. A
celery stalk readily separates into "strings"
which are
bundles of
angular collenchyma cells exterior to the
vascular bundles.
Wild celery, Apium...
-
Wild celery is a
common name for
several plants. It can
refer to:
Wild growing forms of
celery,
Apium graveolens Angelica archangelica,
cultivated as a...
- also
called celery root, ****
celery, and turnip-rooted
celery (although it is not a
close relative of the turnip), is a
variety of
celery cultivated for...
-
slender celery and fir-leaved
celery; one
source also
mentions the name of
wild cherry,
although this may be a
misspelling of "
wild celery". This is...
- seed (sada jeere),
nigella seed (kalo jeere), fenugr**** seed (methi),
wild celery seed (radhuni) and
fennel seed (mouri) in
equal parts. Some
cooks prefer...
-
Vallisneria americana,
commonly called wild celery, water-
celery, tape gr****, or eelgr****, is a
plant in the
family Hydrocharitaceae, the "tape-gr****es"...
- ****root (a
corruption of "heal root"), megweed,
wild parsley,
Macedonian parsley,
wild celery,
horse celery,
stanmarch and
black lovage. In
Italy it is commonly...
- Ligusti**** porteri, also
known as oshá (pronounced o-SHAW),
wild parsnip, Porter’s
Lovage or
wild celery, is a
perennial herb
found in
parts of the
Rocky Mountains...
- javanica,
commonly known as
Chinese celery or ****anese
parsley (seri; not to be
confused with
mitsuba or ****anese
wild celery,
Cryptotaenia ****onica) is edible...
- the
wild celery Vallisneria americana,
whose winter buds and
rhizomes are the canvasback's
preferred food
during the
nonbreeding period. The
celery genus...
