Along with the beautiful leaves of the European olive, the researchers discovered leaves from the dwarf palm and the Cretan palm tree, or Phoenix Theophrasti, which also is found at Vai on Crete, as ...

For instance, piperidinone derivatives have demonstrated herbicidal activity against weeds such as Echinochloa crus galli, Abutilon theophrasti, and Setaria viridis. 23 Similarly, triketone compounds ...

Like these plants, velvetleaf (Abutilon theophrasti) is a lovely annual flower that will take over your outdoor space if you let it grow. Velvetleaf is a considerable problem in commercial agriculture ...

The lovely Abutilon Indicum has yellow blossoms and is grown for its medicinal properties. Its leaves have a bitter and barely pungent flavour. Kanghi is another name for it. Additionally ...

Kolinchev Andrii/Shutterstock.com The Cretan date palm (Phoenix theophrasti) is the other native palm tree in Europe. It originates from Crete island, a part of southern Greece and Turkey. In terms of ...

theophrasti) and the sugar date palm (P. sylvestris). Using Kew’s extensive collections combined with modern DNA sequencing has opened a unique window into the past of the date palm, and help us ...

These charming, bellshaped blooms are a great addition. Hanging like sweet little petticoats on a tree, the flowers of Chinese lanterns (Abutilon sp.) are certainly a sight to behold. Their delicate, ...

and the broadleaved weed species velvetleaf (Abutilon theophrasti Medik.) under three different temperature conditions. The two tested adjuvants were methylated seed oil (MSO) and organosilicone.

adjuvant; redroot pigweed; Round up; summer cypress; water hardness; winter wild oat Four experiments were conducted at the research greenhouse of the Agricultural Faculty, Ferdowsi University of ...

It shows that by 2,200 years ago, date palms from Egypt already had genetic material from another species, Phoenix theophrasti, which today grows only in Crete, some of the other Greek islands and ...

Velvetleaf (Abutilon theophrasti) is a highly competitive weed in agroecosystems that is well-studied for its efficient nitrogen (N) acquisition, yet research on its phosphorus (P) uptake is lacking.