Sesbania vesicaria

Known as: Glottidium vesicarium, Glottidium vesicarium (Jacq.) R.M.Harper, bladderpod

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2015

The hydrozoan classification systems often rely on limited character sets of either polyp or medusa stages, and these…

2011

Glottidium vesicarium, Fruits (fully mature - inner pericarp exposed). Family Fabaceae, Subclass Rosidae. Origin: Native.

2008

To effectively manage rare populations, accurate monitoring data are critical. Yet many monitoring programs are initiated without…

1998

1984

Five plants are described that could be grown commercially under arid conditions. Once the most valuable component has been…

1984

Not available – first paragraph follows: For several years, California asparagus growers have noticed purple spots that develop…

1968

nificantly, it was that of a female in the sparser area not for these migrants, would probably have supported (both for…

1966

1958

The toxic plant,Glottidium vesicarium, has been investigated for the presence of various constituents, and the isolation of three…

1935