'Poinsettia' presentation slideshows

Wristlet

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Red Clover

Description: purplish red clover head, hairy stem, 3 leaved segments, pale ring on leaves Poisonous parts: all Found: all over US, in fields. Signs of poisoning: Excessive salivation Bloating Diarrhea Blindness Abortion Laminitis. Red Clover.

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Plant ID

Plant ID. Horticulture 2. Hibiscus. Blue Plumbago. Tomato. Pepper. Squash. Male flower. Female flower. Dill weed. Eggplant. Carrot. Swiss Chard. Bromeliad. Norfolk Pine. Caladium. Spider Plant. Croton. Coleus. Golden Pothos. Poinsettia. Rubber Plant. Gardenia.

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Functions of Leaves

Functions of Leaves. Congratulations!. You have all been selected as the new, up and coming marketing firm responsible for the new campaign slogans for a new protein bar and a new energy drink! . Evapotranspiration from the leaves is what moves water and nutrients up from the roots.

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Poinsettia Christmas tree in San Diego, California

Poinsettias are shrubs to small trees, typically reaching a height of 0.6 to 4 m (2 to 16 ft).

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Poinsettia with Root Rot

Poinsettia with Root Rot. Karren Wcisel October 10, 2012. Poinsettia with Root Rot. At first glance the plants in the following slide may look like they may need to be watered. If you were to remove the plant from the pot you would see that the soil is already very wet.

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Poinsettias: Symbols of Xmas

Poinsettias: Symbols of Xmas. Poinsettias. Poinsettias are native to Mexico. They were named after America's first ambassador to Mexico, Joel Poinsett. He brought the plants to America in 1828. The Mexicans in the eighteenth century thought the plants were symbolic of the Star of Bethlehem.

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