Meanings of Ipomoea in inglés

Price has created a new 7m high kinetic work titled Ipomoea for the exhibition.

A pretty yellow Ipomoea formed dense festoons between the trees that fringed the waters.

The cotyledons of several other species of Ipomoea likewise sink downwards late in the evening.

Seeds of Helianthus annuus and of two species of Ipomoea (those of 'I.

Analogous cases with Mimulus and Ipomoea, after several generations of self-fertilisation, have been already given.

It is overrun with low bushes, and a few other plants, such as the large purple-flowered Bossioea, and Ipomoea maritima.

So it is with Ipomoea pandurata, the germination of which, as Asa Gray informs us, resembles that of I. leptophylla.

We cut it back to just below the flower spikes and plant a climbing annual around it, Ipomoea (syn.

This was apparently the case with the plants of the fifth generation of Ipomoea, and in one of the experiments with Dianthus.

The same conclusion holds good, as we have already seen, in the analogous cases of Ipomoea, Mimulus, and Dianthus, with respect to height.

This variety presents a strikingly analogous case to that of the plant called the Hero, which appeared in the sixth self-fertilised generation of Ipomoea.

A plant of Ipomoea purpurea, or as it is often called in England the convolvulus major, a native of South America, grew in my greenhouse.

They came home with new wealth untold every day-of ipomoea, convolvulus, passion-flowers ,andorchids.

Ipomoea purpurea-crossed and self-fertilisedflowers yielded seeds as (about): 100.

Ipomoea purpurea (Third Generation, the self-fertilised plants having had a start of forty-eight hours).

Ipomoea purpurea (vel Pharbitis hispida).-Thecotyledons behave in all respects like those of I. caerulea.