Comb-like
African violet terms
A type of semi-double flower in which, in addition to the five petals, there are 1 - 3 additional underdeveloped ones.
A reference section with categories and short explanations.
African violet terms
A type of semi-double flower in which, in addition to the five petals, there are 1 - 3 additional underdeveloped ones.
African violet terms
A cultivar of Saintpaulias, grown in large quantities most often on Dutch and German farms for mass sale. Used by designers for interior decoration, but due to the use of hydroculture during cultivation it retains its decorative appearance…
Landscape terms
A separate garden-and-park composition in the gardens and parks of the 17th–18th centuries, parts of which formed the entire ensemble: for example, a parterre compartment consisting of identical flower carpets symmetrically arranged around…
Special terms
Fertilizers that contain all the essential nutrients for plants, as well as micronutrients.
Garden terms
An organic fertilizer obtained by the decomposition of organic waste of plant or animal origin.
Cactus grower terms
Fertilizer obtained as a result of the decomposition of various organic substances under the activity of microorganisms (the basis of compost is manure).
Bonsai terms
Uniformly colored
Bonsai terms
Congested
Landscape terms
A specially designated area in a park or botanical garden where plants are arranged — herbaceous perennials, shrubs, and trees — selected according to their flowering times throughout the year.
Bonsai terms
Twisted
Cactus grower terms
Similarity of traits that arises in the course of evolution in phylogenetically distant plants under the influence of similar environmental conditions.
Bonsai terms
Heart-shaped
Language of flowers - meanings
In the language of flowers, cheerfulness and merriment;
Language of flowers - meanings
In the language of flowers "I dare not express my feelings to you"; delicacy, elegance, simplicity, as well as cheerfulness and fidelity. However, among some peoples — hatred.
Bonsai terms
Horned
Cactus grower terms
Part of the perianth consisting of petals, colored in various hues, which attract pollinators. Serves as an important morphological character in plant systematics.
Special terms
The inner part of the double perianth of flowering plants, often brightly colored.
Special terms
The lower, often elongated part of the corolla, formed by the partially or completely fused bases of the petals.
Cactus grower terms
Modified first leaves of the embryos of dicotyledonous plants, developing in the seed and usually serving after germination as storage organs for nutrients.
Landscape terms
A ceremonial forecourt of a palace, villa, or castle laid out as a garden; on the street side it is enclosed by an openwork fence, and on the remaining sides by the wings or ranges of a U-shaped building.
Bonsai terms
Thick-leaved
Bonsai terms
Crenate
Cactus grower terms
An anomaly (an unusual form) of plant development in which the growing point is stretched into a line and the cactus acquires a crest-like form.
Language of flowers - meanings
In the language of flowers: merriment, joy, vivacity, affection;
Language of flowers - meanings
In the language of flowers "Do you regret that you loved me?";
Language of flowers - meanings
In the language of flowers "Are your feelings sincere?";
Cactus grower terms
Fertilization of a flower by pollen from another plant.
Cactus grower terms
(From Eng. crossing-over - crossover) - mutual exchange of homologous segments between homologous chromosomes as a result of breakage and rejoining in a new order of their strands - chromatids; leads to new combinations of alleles of diffe…
Special terms
Pruning of trees and shrubs (yew, boxwood, etc.) to shape the crown to the desired configuration.
Cactus grower terms
An individual obtained by cultivation and differing in certain characteristics (morphological, physiological, and others) that are valuable to maintain when reproduced both vegetatively and by generative means. Equivalent to the term 'vari…
African violet terms
Group of commercial cultivars of Saintpaulia that share a common flower type.
Cactus grower terms
Plants that have been grown for many generations under conditions of selection and care by humans during their cultivation.
Cactus grower terms
Distinctive features of plants grown under cultivation, differing from their natural traits.
Landscape terms
1) a separate area of a forest, botanical garden, or arboretum; 2) a large group of 20–90 or more specimens of trees and shrubs of a single species; 3) a flower bed edged with turf.
Bonsai terms
Cuspidate
Cactus grower terms
(From Latin cuticula - skin) - a layer of fatty (waxy) substance that covers the surface of the epidermis of aerial organs with a continuous film; poorly permeable to aqueous solutions, gases, and microorganisms. A thick cuticula, densely …
Cactus grower terms
A portion of stem separated from the parent plant, capable, after rooting, of restoring the plant's vitality as a whole.
Special terms
Refers to a part of a plant that, under certain environmental conditions, forms the missing organs. Stem cuttings produce roots; leaf cuttings produce roots and buds. A cutting is taken from the tip of the shoot.
African violet terms
A leaf cut from a mature plant intended for subsequent vegetative propagation of Saintpaulia.
Cactus grower terms
Parts of a plant used for rooting.