Examples of using Atriplex in English and their translations into German
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More photos(2) of Atriplex sp. 1608 available here.
Atriplex" is an extremely species rich genus and comprises about 250-300 species.
The type species(lectotypus) is"Atriplex hortensis.
Atriplex nitens" Schkuhr: in Eurasia*"Atriplex" section"Teutliopsis" Dumort.
In particular(121a)attempts were made to hybridise C3 and C4 species of Atriplex.
Atriplex pedunculata" L.: A halophyte from western Europe to western Asia and the Black Sea.
In addition to spinach proper(Spinacia olerácea), this subheading also includes prolific spinach or New Zealand spinach(Tetragonia expansa) and orache or garden spinach Atriplex hortensis.
Systematics==The genus"Atriplex" was first described in 1753 by Carolus Linnaeus in"Species Plantarum" 2, p. 1052-1054.
The relationship between mitochondria andPR has been studied in some detail in species of Amaranthus and Atriplex. where they have been shown to be quite distinct.
The Atriplex hortensis is perennial, belongs to the Amaranthaceae family and is a garden bed plant.
Coastal sandy areas and from within: in sandy areas live plants resistant to salt, the most representative are the Salsola vermiculata the fabagelle of Desfontaines(Zygophyllum fontanesii)(uvilla de mar), the frankénie heather leaves(Frankenia ericifolia), the Polycarpaea nivea(lengua de pájaro), the Limonium tuberculatum,the Limonium papillatum and Atriplex halimus.
Atriplex portulacoides" L., sea purslane: at the sea shores of western and southern Europe, the mediterranean shores of North Africa to western Asia.
We plucked atriplex[a] from the rubble dumps, otterzungen[b] from the ridges of the fields, and wild lettuce from the fences, to cook it and to fill our stomachs with it.
In Australia**"Atriplex rosea" L.- Tumbling Orache: in Eurasia and North Africa**"Atriplex rusbyi" Britton ex Rusby: in South America**"Atriplex schugnanica" Iljin: in Asia**"Atriplex semibaccata" R. Br.