N bis TNet-Garden.de - FotoarchivHier finden Sie Fotos von Pflanzen aus unserem Archiv. Sie erhalten ein Foto von verschiedenen Pflanzen von A wie Akelei bis Z wie Zimbelkraut.
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Andi H.Pflanzen-foto.de - Digitale Fotos einheimischer Pflanzen Auf pflanzen-foto.de finden Sie digitale Fotos einheimischer Blütenpflanzen. Die Fotos zeigen vielfach Details der Pflanzen, besonders der Blüten. Sortiert sind die Fotos nach den Pflanzenfamilien - im Suchmenü kann die Datenbank aber auch nach Pflanzen mit einer bestimmten Blütenfarbe oder dem Monat, in dem eine Pflanze Blüten trägt, durchsucht werden.
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mik_The Plants DatabaseThe Plants Database currently contains 61,537 plants, 33,158 photos, 14,929 comments, representing 350 families, 2,386 genera, and 5,298 species.This database was collaboratively developed by gardeners around the world. It is the result of the efforts of 4,607 individuals. It is the largest of its kind in existence.You may search for entries in several ways: by name (common or botanical); by characteristics (height, hardiness, etc.) or browse the database by category.
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KatrinPlants For A FuturePlants For A Future is a resource centre for rare and unusual plants, particularly those which have edible, medicinal or other uses. We practice vegan-organic permaculture with emphasis on creating an ecologically sustainable environment using Perennial plants.
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riesenweibPrimula World - A Visual Reference for the Genus PrimulaThis gallery will display photographs of all Primula species, subspecies and varieties.
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TolmieaRock Garden Plant DatabaseWelcome to the Rock Garden Plants Database. It contains 11253 species with 560 photos and is still growing. For each plant you will find here known synonyms of its name, short description, territory and altitude of its natural location, size, color, bloom, if it is calciphile (Ca+) or calciphobe (Ca-), its type (rosette etc.), cultivation and propagation.
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riesenweibSalisbury University ArboretumWelcome to Salisbury University's Arboretum home page. Our campus is a place for the scientific study and public display of various species of woody and herbaceous plants. (...) In the effort to display the diversity of the plant kingdom, the Plant Records Department records and tracks the growth of over 750 plant species. These plants are documented and maintained in a computer database.(...)All photographs copyright © Salisbury University Arboretum & thus may be copied for educational purposes only
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TolmieaSeaBeanSea-beans (also known as drift seeds) come from trees and vines that grow along tropical shores and rain forests all over the world. The seeds fall from their parent plant into waterways, such as the Amazon River, then drift through inlets to reach the ocean. They travel with ocean currents until they wash up on a beach somewhere, perhaps thousands of miles from their origin. Sea-beans are hard and buoyant, which helps them survive their long-distance voyage.
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pjoter petrowitschThe Seed SiteWELCOME to my webpages about seeds - collecting seeds, storing seeds, sowing seeds, germinating seeds and exchanging seeds, with pictures of seeds, seedpods and seedlings.
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