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high-climbing jointfir
Scientific Name: Ephedra altissima
Family: Ephedraceae
Category: Gymnosperm
Growth: Shrub
Duration: Perennial
Other Names:
Description: Common Name, High-climbing jointfir. Family, Ephedraceae. USDA hardiness, Coming soon. Known Hazards, None known. Habitats, Not known. Range, S.&*! HI, Puerto Rico status, PR, Virgin Islands status, VI, Navassa Island, NAV, Canada status, CAN, Greenland status, GL, Saint Pierre and Michelon status &*! Taxonomy - Ephedra altissima (High-climbing jointfir) (SPECIES). Basket 0. (max 400 entries) name, Ephedra altissima. Common name, High-climbing jointfir.&*! Ephedra altissima &mdash . High-climbing Jointfir learn more about names for this taxon · Add to a collection · · Detail · Data · 1 Media &*! High-climbing Jointfir learn more about names for this taxon · Add to a collection · · Detail · Data · 1 Media · 1 Map · Names · Community · Resces &*! How do you say High-climbing jointfir? Listen to the audio pronunciation of High- climbing jointfir on pronouncekiwi.&*! Discover Life's page about the biology, natural history, ecology, identification and distribution of Ephedra altissima - High-climbing jointfir -- Discover Life.&*! Discover Life's page about the biology, natural history, ecology, identification and distribution of Ephedra altissima - High-climbing jointfir -- Discover Life mobile.&*! 2: 371, t. 253. 1799. Rank: species. Common names U.S. name: high-climbing jointfir. Grown habit: Shrub Duration: Perennial. Synonyms: s text &*! Common Name: high-climbing jointfir English. Taxonomic Status: Genus, Ephedra L. – Mormon tea, ephedra, jointfir. Species, Ephedra altissima Desf.&*! Plant type: evergreen shrub or scrambling climber. Hardiness zones: 7-10. Sunlight: hot overhead sun. Soil Moisture: dry for extended periods to constantly  &*! Common names. high-climbing jointfir eng more. Taxonomic status. Accepted species. Taxon ID: 822603. Distribution range. Present in Africa &*! high-climbing jointfir. Species, Ephedra antisyphilitica Berl. Species, Ephedra X arenicola Cutler – sandy jointfir, sand Mormon tea. Species, Ephedra aspera &*! High climbing jointfir. no photo. Ephedra aspera, formerly Ephedra fasciculata var . fasciculata. native. Shrub. Mormon tea, Rough jointfir. Ephedra aspera&*! Ephedra Altissima, or more commonly know as High-Climbing Jointfir, is a shrub of the genus Ephedra. Its duration is perennial which means it will grow year &*! Records 1 - 59 of 59 High-climbing Jointfir. species species Ephedra coryi E.L. Reed - Cory's Jointfir . species Ephedra cutleri Peebles - Cutler's Jointfir.&*! Ephedra altissima (high-climbing jointfir) (Attributes) Ephedra antisyphilitica ( clapweed) (Attributes) Ephedra aspera (rough jointfir) (Attributes) Ephedra &*! of Ephedraceae and Ephedra (jointfir). Dioecious (rarely monoecious), erect, procumbent or climbing shrubs or vines. occur at elevations of below 2000 m, with a few species reaching as high as 2300 m.&*! HIGH-CLIMBING JOINTFIR WHOLE, Common Name, English, 1. Citation, Doc Type, Date Accessed. ITIS, SRS. Codes 4. Code, Code System, Type,  &*! Learn all about the Torrey's Jointfir (Torreyana) and gardening on Garden At maturity, the typical Torrey's Jointfir (Torreyana) will reach up to 1 foot high, with a  &*! Results 131 - 140 Ephedra altissima (high-climbing jointfir) Common Names: jointfir, Mormon tea, mormon-tea, joint firs, ma huang, ephedra species, ephedra &*! Clip and Climb. Tameside's year round adventure playground. Fun for all ages featuring Soft Play, Clip n Climb, High Ropes, Caving and Bouldering.&*! In computer science, hill climbing is a mathematical optimization technique which belongs to the family of local search. It is an iterative algorithm that starts with &*! Ephedra torreyana commonly known as Torrey's jointfir is a plant of type Subshrub jointfir (Ephedra) · high-climbing jointfir (Ephedra altissima) · clapweed &*! Lengua/Pas, Nombre vulgar, Fuente. Plantilla:Plantae Mundi/Lugares/California, high-climbing jointfir, ok United States Department of Agriculture &*! Identity. name Ephedra altissima. taxon Species. scientificSynonyms. popularSynonyms. id 580324. High-climbing Jointfir &*! grass usually about 8 inches high. Native to the Mediterranean An annual, ascending grass, up to 2 ieet high, with thick Climbing joint fir. From the Botanic  &*! This tall tree is an evergreen that can be as high as about 100 meters . Additionally, the high- climbing jointfir grows in dry climates across the &*! Most of the 30 species of Gnetum are lianas that climb high into trees of In Ephedra the stems have finely ridged joints, the basis for the common name joint fir.&*! Many of plants have grown in the high elevation, dry climate, and heavy alkaline soil of the F var. nauseosus. Bluestem Joint Fir, Ephedra equisetina .. This vigorous climbing Honeysuckle vine has simple oval leaves and white &*! of broad-leafed, climbing, tropical vines, and Ephedra, drought-resistant shrubs Ephedra viridis: A species of "Mormon tea" or "joint fir" high on Tetracoccus &*! Many of us with some life science background in high school learned that these monkeys would have a difficult time climbing up the spiky trunk and branches. . Some Ephedra plants are called “jointfirs”, which is a name &*! Some trees in the woodland area dozens metres high, and lianas thrive. It is an Lianas are large woody plants that climb the trunks of other tree species by different Joint-fir (Gnetum lofuense) and Spiny-fruited Uvaria (Uvaria calamistrata).&*! Ephedra trifurca - Longleaf Jointfir, Longleaf Ephedra, Mexican-tea, Longleaf These plants are high in soluble oxalates, so they should only be eaten in limited  &*! Light-independent protochlorophyllide reductase subunit B. Add to Basket Organism: Cyanophora paradoxa. Maidenhair fern Adiantum capillus-veneris.&*! However, if it is allowed to climb too high up the tree there is the risk that it may .. (Mormon tea Desert tea Joint-fir) Reported to contain some ephedrine and &*! Other Names: joint-fir, Brigham tea. Family: Ephedraceae (Ephedra Family). : may grow up to 4 ft tall. Jointed stems, which may distantly resemble  &*! Because rain in the high desert is feast or famine, often an inch or more at a time and .. Mature Size:Climbing X 15'. Blooming Season: Summer . except in the hottest, driest weather. ePHeDra sPeCies. Joint-fir. Full Sun. Rainwater Only.&*! A large woody vine with climbing branches of maplelike leaves, shreddy bark and . Like Nevada Jointfir it is a Broomlike shrub to 3 feet high with jointed green &*! EPHAL E 3391: N=Ephedra altissima C=High-climbing jointfir EPHAN E 36014: N=Ephedra antisyphilitica C=Clapweed EPHAS E 52783: N=Ephippiorhynchus &*! EPHAL E 3391: N=Ephedra altissima C=High-climbing jointfir EPHAN E 36014: N=Ephedra antisyphilitica C=Clapweed EPHAS E 52783: N=Ephippiorhynchus &*! It is three sided and can produce aerial roots which help it to climb trees and trellises. . drybeaten and bruised, that have fallen from some high place.” .. JOINTFIR OR MORMON TEA PLANT: PROBABLY DOES NOT CO.&*! See a list of all Plants · Ephedra torreyana (Torrey joint-fir) Flaigg, Norman G. Distribution. USA: AZ , CO , NM , NV , TX , UT Native Habitat: High elevation &*! The hike runs north towards Kraft Mountain to near a highpoint, turns east and then In less than 400 yards from the pavement, the hike has climbed onto a high, flat Mojave Yucca, Spiny Menodora, Nevada Jointfir, Indigo Bush, and several &*! in a California Jointfir (Ephedra californica) no time or temperature data were high in a small A. dumosa shrub when ground . Climbing.&*! EPHAL E 3391: N=Ephedra altissima C=High-climbing jointfir EPHAN E 36014: N=Ephedra antisyphilitica C=Clapweed EPHAS E 52783: N=Ephippiorhynchus &*! Ephedra altissima Desf. Family: Ephedraceae English: Jointfir, High-climbing. Deutsch: - Magyar: csikfark, magas. ephedra_altissima_01.jpg (digital, jpg+raw,  &*! EPHAL E 3391: N=Ephedra altissima C=High-climbing jointfir EPHAN E 36014: N=Ephedra antisyphilitica C=Clapweed EPHAS E 52783: N=Ephippiorhynchus &*!