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21. gymnocalycium (Phocagallery / gymnocalycium) Habitat: South America: Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, southern Brazil, Bolivia, found from sea level to 1000 m (3300 ft) of altitude. Description: a genus of small, globular or short cylindrical cacti ... 22. hatiora (Phocagallery / hatiora) Habitat: Central and South America, with a higher concentration in the rainforests of Brazil. Description: the genus comprises some epiphytic species with drooping habit that flower in late winter. It ... 23. melocactus (Phocagallery / melocactus) Habitat: West Indies, Brazil, Cuba, Peru, Mexico. In their native countries they can be also found growing on the seashore. Description: globular cacti with straight ribs and very variable in spination. ... 24. oroya (Phocagallery / oroya) Habitat: foggy deserts on Peruvian Andes. Description: a group of small, globular, slightly squashed cacti with variable spination, often pectinate that flower in the summer after five years or so from ... 25. passifloraceae (Phocagallery / passifloraceae) Habitat: Kenia, Namibia, Asia. Description: a group of woody, evergreen, floriferous vines. The leaves are alternate, sometimes lobed. The fruit is a berry. They may have a spiny caudex. Soil: basic ... 26. pelecyphora (Phocagallery / pelecyphora) Habitat: Mexico. Description: a globular genus, growing in deserts, which has woolly areoles on the tubercles, pectinate spines that do not harm if touched and a large, fleshy root. In the spring, pink ... 27. rhipsalis (Phocagallery / rhipsalis) Habitat: Central and South America, Asia, eastern and western Africa, Madagascar, Ceylon. Description: a wide genus of highly decorative plants comprising many different epiphytic, forest species. They ... 28. schlumbergera (Phocagallery / schlumbergera) Habitat: rainforests of Brazil. Description: epiphytic, non-parasitic, short day plants having flattened, jointed stems that tend to bifurcate. The commercially available plants are, for the most part, ... 29. selenicereus (Phocagallery / selenicereus) Habitat: tropical forests of Mexico, Central and South America. Description: a group of epiphytic plants having thin, flexuos runners with a cylindrical or angular section, developing ribs and aerial ... 30. x-epicactus (Phocagallery / x-epicactus) Habitat: Cultivar. Description: a group of hybrids obtained by crossing Epiphyllum, Echinopsis, Nopalxochia, Hylocereus, Heliocereus, all having flat, leaf-like stems. During the spring, sometimes in ... 31. Fitofarmaci (Coltivazione/Le malattie) ... di contatto, combattono la penetrazione, ma in determinate condizioni possono interrompere la vegetazione. I composti del rame vanno usati mediante irrorazione. Lo zolfo agisce bloccando la membrana cellulare ... Saturday, 04 April 2009 32. F.A.Q. ('Uncategorised Content') QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Here beginners can find answers to their most frequently asked questions: 1 – Some of my succulents never set seed. Why is that so? 2 – How can I get my cacti to ... Monday, 12 January 2009 33. Planisferi della vegetazione e dei suoli (Vita delle piante/Gli ambienti) VEGETAZIONE SPONTANEA PRINCIPALI TIPI DI SUOLI ... Sunday, 11 January 2009 34. Our publications ('Uncategorised Content') ... luminosa. Fornire molta aria fresca in vegetazione. Le seguenti specie tropicali preferiscono una posizione meno luminosa: alfredii, ambovombensis, aureoviridiflora, bongolavensis, brunellii, capmanambatoensis, ... Wednesday, 07 January 2009 35. Planisfero dei climi (Vita delle piante/Gli ambienti) ... le correnti marine, siano esse calde o fredde; la presenza di vegetazione, in grado di provocare un aumento dell'umidità dell'aria e di rendere il clima più fresco. Distribuzione ... Sunday, 11 January 2009 36. What is Cites? ('Uncategorised Content') CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) is an international agreement between governments. Its aim is to ensure that international trade in specimens ... Wednesday, 07 January 2009 37. Phytosanitary products (Cultivation guide/The diseases - French (Fr)) They have been classified by the European Community into seven toxicity categories: T+ = very toxic; T = toxic; Xn = harmful; Xi = irritant; F = highly flammable; O = oxidizing; N/C = not classified. ... Saturday, 04 April 2009 38. Planisphere of climate (The life of plants/The habitats - Español(Spanish Formal International)) Climatic zones distribution across the globe according to the Wladimir Köppen Sunday, 11 January 2009 39. F.A.Q. ('Uncategorised Content') QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Here beginners can find answers to their most frequently asked questions: 1 – Some of my succulents never set seed. Why is that so? 2 – How can I get my cacti to ... Monday, 12 January 2009 40. Our publications ('Uncategorised Content') ... luminosa. Fornire molta aria fresca in vegetazione. Le seguenti specie tropicali preferiscono una posizione meno luminosa: alfredii, ambovombensis, aureoviridiflora, bongolavensis, brunellii, capmanambatoensis, ... Wednesday, 07 January 2009
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