Gypsophila paniculata


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Noun1.Gypsophila paniculata - tall plant with small lance-shaped leaves and numerous tiny white or pink flowersGypsophila paniculata - tall plant with small lance-shaped leaves and numerous tiny white or pink flowers
babies'-breath, baby's breath
flower - a plant cultivated for its blooms or blossoms
genus Gypsophila, Gypsophila - Mediterranean herbs having small white or pink flowers
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In vitro mutagenesis, plant regeneration and characterization of mutants via RAPD analysis in Baby's breath Gypsophila paniculata L.
EFFECT OF RADIATION ON MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERS OF DIFFERENT CULTIVARS OF LILIUM AND GENETIC ANALYSIS OF MUTANTS THROUGH MOLECULAR MARKERS
After evaluating a variety of coastal zone plants and dune flora, the following sorts of plants were chosen: Festuca rubra L., Gypsophila paniculata L., Thymus serpyllum L.
WOOD PROCESSING BY-PRODUCTS TREATED WITH THE LIGNIN-BASED CONDITIONER AS MULCH FOR SOIL PROTECTION
Good companions to oriental poppies include the frothy flowers of Gypsophila paniculata, penstemon and agapanthus.
Poignancy of poppies; GARDENING Hannah Stephenson looks at how the nation's gardens are commemorating the First World War with the poppy, the enduring symbol of remembrance
This is in agreement with some earlier studies to assess the role of growth regulators on shoot initiation in Ducrosia flabellifolia [11], Khaya grandifoliola [14] and Gypsophila paniculata [4].
Callus induction and shoot regeneration in Ducrosia anethifolia an important threatened medicinal plant
The other disadvantage is that after flowering the foliage dies back, leaving ugly holes which I hide by planting Gypsophila paniculata, asters, or anemones behind each clump.
GARDEN RULES
_: ABSTRACT: Apical meristem as explant was used to micropropagate the economically important cut flower plant, Gypsophila paniculata L.
IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF GYPSOPHILA PANICULATA L. THROUGH PLANT TISSUE CULTURE TECHNIQUES
They found that molecules called saponins, extracted from the Gypsophila Paniculata plant, appear to break down the membrane of cancer cells.
DOCTOR PARENTS IN CANCER DRUG BOOST
(2001), no cultivo de Gypsophila paniculata, em que todas as plantulas mantidas em casa de vegetacao desenvolveram um menor comprimento de parte aerea, quando comparadas as plantulas mantidas em sala de crescimento.
Light quality in the biometrics and leaf anatomy of Cattleya loddigesii L. seedlings (Orchidaceae) micropropagated/Qualidade de luz na biometria e anatomia foliar de plantulas de Cattleya loddigesii L. (Orchidaceae) micropropagadas
And to add yet more fizz and sparkle is Gypsophila paniculata with clouds of flowers that will give a misty background to its bedfellows.
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