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Circaea canadensis

Known as: Circaea lutetiana var. canadensis 
National Institutes of Health

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2011
2011
Circaea lutetiana (Native) 2
Circaea lutetiana, Developing fruit, close. Family Onagraceae, Subclass Rosidae. Origin: Native. 
2010
2010
Courtship, mating, and cocoon maintenance of Tricca lutetiana (Araneae: Lycosidae)
Abstract Tricca lutetiana (Simon 1876) (Lycosidae) lives hidden underground and, thus, is not well known. Our objective was to… 
2009
2009
Hedgerows as an environment for forest plants: a comparative case study of five species
Many areas in Europe are dominated by agricultural land use, and as a consequence, many typical forest plant species suffer from… 
2008
2008
Subterrestrial life of Arctosa lutetiana (Araneae, Lycosidae)
Abstract Arctosa lutetiana (syn. Tricca lutetiana) (Simon 1876) (Lycosidae) is found in many European countries; however, the… 
2008
2008
Großes Hexenkraut (Circaea lutetiana) | Pflanzensteckbriefe | Blüte online
Diese Seite des virtuellen Herbariums zeigt Ihnen die wichtigsten Angaben zur Pflanzenart Groses Hexenkraut (Circaea lutetiana) 
2005
2005
Ein Beitrag zur Flora Galiziens und der Bukowina
r Epilobium collinum Gruel. (E. montanum var. subalpinum Slefidz. in Spraw. kom. fizyogr, krak.). Auf Sandsteinfelsen am… 
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2004
Highly Cited
2004
Light, nutrients and the growth of herbaceous forest species
1998
1998
Vegetative propagation and sexual reproduction in the woodland understorey pseudo-annual Circaea lutetiana L.
On the forest floor of deciduous woodlands, relative light intensity gradually declines during the early growing season. The… 
1994
1994
A New Host For Jalysus spinosus (Heteroptera, Berytidae) And New Host Family (Commelinaceae) For Stilt Bugs
: Nymphs of the stilt bug Jalysus spinosus were observed on the densely pubescent Tradescantia hirsuticaulis on Glassy Mountain… 
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1961
Highly Cited
1961
Further evidence for the importance of residual leaf protein complexes in litter decomposition and the supply of nitrogen for plant growth
SummaryThe nitrogen absorbed by birch seedlings grown in sand culture has been used as a measure of the resistance to… 
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