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Tagetes or Marigolds
Tagetes
More than 30 species are known, annual and perennial herbaceous plants. Stems erect, sturdy, forming compact or spreading bushes from 20 to 120 cm tall, with a strong, distinctive scent.
Plants
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Tall Puzatka
Gastrodia elata Blume
An achlorophyllous plant (saprophyte), with a horizontal tuberous-thickened rhizome lacking roots, and a stem with scaly, stem-enveloping dark-brown leaves.
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Tall aconite
Aconitum exelsum Rchb.
Tall aconite up to 200 cm high. Stems erect, thick, grooved; like the leaves, covered with long appressed hairs. Leaves large, five- to seven-lobed, lobes unevenly toothed, rhombic.
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Tall elecampane
In. helenium L.
A perennial plant. Unlike the previous species, it forms a cylindrical bush up to 2.5 m tall. The robust rhizome has a strong odor.
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Tall hosta
Нosta elata Hylanger
This plant has long-petioled leaves. The petiole is almost arcuate in cross-section. The leaves are oblong-cordate, with 8-10 pairs of veins. The margins of the leaf blade are wavy.
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Tame avens
Geum rivale L.
Perennial up to 70 cm tall, with a thick, gnarled rhizome. Stems — erect, reddish-brown, bearing small inflorescences of nodding flowers. Blooms in May–June.
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Tangut ligularia
Ligularia tangutica
A striking plant with deeply divided leaves. The rhizome spreads vigorously under favorable conditions and the plant forms extensive colonies.
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Tansy-leaved cinquefoil
Potentilla tanacetifolia Willd. ex Schlecht.
Stems 10-50 cm high, erect, less often ascending at the base, glandular in the upper part (mainly in the inflorescence).
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Thick-leaved bergenia
В. crassifolia (L.) Fritsch
A perennial evergreen plant up to 60 cm tall. The rhizome is aboveground, creeping, thick, covered with dried sheaths of old leaves, from the axils of which numerous adventitious roots arise.
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Thick-leaved sedum
S. pachyphyllum Rose
Low-growing, up to 30 cm tall, subshrubs. Leaves club-shaped, up to 4 cm long, thick, blunt, bluish-gray, with a reddish tip.
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Three-coloured violet, or Heartsease
Viola tricolor
An annual or biennial terrestrial herbaceous plant. Root thin, taproot, sparsely branched, brownish, almost vertically penetrating into the ground. Stem usually branched, three-angled, glabrous or pubescent with hairs b…
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Three-toothed cinquefoil
Potentilla tridentata Soland.
A low-growing perennial groundcover with evergreen leaves.
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Thyme-leaved speedwell
Veronica serpyllifolia
A species of plant in the genus Veronica of the Plantaginaceae family. A perennial herbaceous plant with ascending, prostrate or creeping stems. Leaves entire, opposite, rounded. Flowers are arranged in lateral and term…
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Tigridia
Tigridia
Perennial herbaceous, bulbous plants with simple or branching stems up to 70 cm tall. Leaves are sword-shaped, light green, evenly pleated. Flowers are very unusual, distinctive, solitary or 2–3 at the tip of the scape.
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Tipularia
Tipularia
Flowers on thin pedicels, green with a purple tinge. Sepals and petals reflexed, more or less alike, narrow, 0.6- 0.8 cm long. Lip shorter than or equal to the petals, three-lobed, with a narrow, elongated middle lobe e…
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Tithonia
Tithonia
Perennial and annual herbaceous or subshrub plants with sturdy branching stems, sometimes woody at the base. Leaves are arranged alternately, entire or three-lobed, on petioles.
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Tobacco
Nikotiana
Annual, less often perennial herbaceous or semi-shrubby plants with sticky, glandular pubescence. Stems erect, branched. Leaves alternate, entire or wavy-toothed, mostly sessile or nearly sessile; basal leaves gathered …
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Tolpis
Tolpis
Annual and perennial low-growing herbaceous plants with entire or pinnately divided, toothed leaves, mainly basal, or located on the lower part of the stem.
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Trans-Caspian Ophrys
Ophrys transhyrcana
Plant 24–45 cm tall with almost globose tubers. In the lower part of the stem 4–5 oblong-lanceolate leaves 5–6 cm long and 1.5–2 cm wide. Inflorescence sparse, of 2–8 flowers. Bracts lanceolate, yellowish-green, slightl…
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Traunsteinera globosa
Traunsteinera globosa
A plant 30-65 cm tall with an ovoid entire tuber. Inflorescence initially pyramidal, then globose, dense, many-flowered (up to 50–70 flowers). Perianth segments at first folded into a helmet-like shape, later reflexed. …
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Tribulus
Tribulus
This spiny plant creeps along the soil surface; it can be used as a groundcover and as a trailing (ampelous) plant, and also in rock gardens and in dried bouquets.
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Tricolored amaranth
A. tricolor L.
An annual ornamental foliage plant. Stems 70-150 cm tall, erect, forming a pyramidal bush. Leaves oblong-ovate or narrow, sometimes wavy, tricolored (a combination of red, yellow and green), especially bright when young.
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Trillium
Trillium
Perennial herbaceous plants with short, thick rhizomes. Stems erect with numerous scale-like basal leaves; stem leaves are arranged in whorls of three. The perianth consists of six parts: three outer greenish ones and t…
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Tropical Acidanthera
A. alquinoctialis Baker
Plant 110-130 cm tall. Leaves many-ribbed. Inflorescence two-sided, of 5-6 flowers. Perianth segments white with raspberry or purple spots; tube long (10-12 cm)