...es to grow on west and north slopes. It needs little water and prefers no water in the summer months; it does not seem that soil types affect plant growth
...ce and can also be made into tea. It has also been used in the past for a treatment to fight coughs and colds.
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...eatment of [[malaria]], and [[indigestion]] in a similar manner to [[tonic water]]
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...oia sempervirens). It can also be found in damp, shady areas near running water and out of direct sunlight. Any trail leading to a waterfall on California
== Treatment ==
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...auses them to grow away from conspecific roots, preventing competition for water resources. In addition to burrow-weed, ''A. dumosa'' is also commonly call
...mosa'' becomes dormant during drought, losing all of its leaves to prevent water loss by transpiration. During this time it can still be recognized by the
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Forestry is the rational treatment of forests; this treatment may vary with the object in view. Forests may subserve various objects, giv
...ble quality, clear of knots, not trees, that he is working for; hence, his treatment differs from that of the horticulturist.
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...dispensaries in the Tropics to be much more self-reliant in their malaria treatment. James Duke and Mike Benge et al, Chemical and Engineering News, Letters, V
...artem, a combination of a derivative of the plant and another antimalarial treatment, paying a few million dollars up front and royalties on future sales. (exce
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...[[Abrasion (geology)|abrasion]] ([[sandblasting]] by the wind) as well as water [[erosion]] of rocks on the [[stream bed|bed]]s of rivers and streams. Silt
...term) or ''limon'' (French). Silt and clay contribute to [[turbidity]] in water.
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...ltivation and use, however, the common garden cress (Lepidium sativum, not water-cress, nor upland cress) ranks next to lettuce in value. Its rapid growth a
...ys a requisite. An abundance of rapidly available fertilizer and plenty of water are therefore to be insisted on. A warm light soil, in the best mechanical
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...grow well. This treatment includes night temperature of 65° and plenty of water. Jared G. Smith. N. TAYLOR.
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...opical American epiphytes, closely allied to Laelia, and demanding similar treatment.
...hat of the Mexican laelias. Plenty of sun to mature the young growths, and water when growing, with a somewhat drier atmosphere when resting, will be found
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...For the loose smut of oats and wheat, the treatment of the seeds with hot water before planting is efficacious. The corn smut is best controlled by destroy
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...auve]], included an eggwhite [[meringue]] and was often flavored with rose water. Pâte de guimauve more closely resembles contemporary commercially availab
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|water=moderate, dry
Seeds do not require any treatment, and take 21 to 42 days to [[germinate]].<ref name="Sweedman 2006">{{cite b
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|water=moist, moderate, dry
...trument. After the chitting, the seed needs to be placed in a container of water to soak for a night.<br>
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| water = drought tolerant
Needs regular water only when the plants are getting established, after which they are extremel
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|water=dry
...h cuttings. Stem segments easily break away and will root without special treatment. Plants may also be grown from seeds.
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|water=moderate, dry
Seeds do not require any treatment, and take 30 to 49 days to [[germinate]].<ref name="Sweedman 2006">{{cite b
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...trument. After the chitting, the seed needs to be placed in a container of water to soak for a night.<br>
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| water = ? <!--- frequent, regular, moderate, drought tolerant, let dry then soa
...ly. Often seen in a depauperate starved form, but responds at once to good treatment.
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...A few are cult. for ornament on account of the attractive infl. Of simple treatment.
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