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white bryony
Scientific Name: Bryonia alba
Family: Cucurbitaceae
Category: Dicot
Growth: Vine, Forb/herb
Duration: Perennial
Other Names:
Description: This page is an index of articles on plant species (or higher taxonomic groups) with the same common name (vernacular name). If an internal link led you here, &*! Although botanically unrelated, white bryony and black bryony are very similar in appearance and share the same climbing habit and large underground tuber.&*! Wild Vine. ---Habitat---The Cucumber tribe has a single representative among wild plants in the Red-berried, common or White Bryony. In this fleshy root is found a somewhat milky juice, very nauseous and bitter to the taste.&*! Bryonia dioica, bryony, is such a strong laxative that, even in the 16th century, The large root of white bryony gives it a good start for this year's growth&*! About. White Bryony is a climbing hedgerow and woodland edge plant that flowers between May and August and produces red and shiny berries that can be  &*! Some tendrils are so tightly wound as to resemble (miniature) coiled telephone cords. Note that the spiral is both clockwise and anti-clockwise in exactly equal &*! White Bryony, Bryonia dioica, Britain's only native member of the cucumber family . A poisonous climbing perennial plant.&*! White Bryony is a member of the cucumber family. It is a perennial and a climber. It has palmate lobed leaves that are a rather pale, dull green long tendrils also &*! General : White bryony is an herbaceous perennial vine with climbing stems that grow 12 feet long, or more. It has thick, fleshy, light yellow roots.&*! White Bryony. Introduction. White bryony (Bryonia alba) is listed as “noxious” by the Idaho State. Department of Agriculture. One criterion that defines a weed as &*! of white bryony, its habitat, medicinal uses, and other useful tips.&*! White bryony is an herbaceous perennial vine that grows to 12 ft long or more, often to the tops of brush and trees. Its roots are thick, fleshy, and light yellow in.&*! Both white bryony and black bryony are known for being highly toxic to the intestinal tract. While the whole plant is toxic to a horse (i.e., leaves, berries, vines ), &*! Bryonia alba (white bryony, wild hops, devil's turnip) on the Palouse. Compiled by David Hall Palouse Prairie Foundation July 2004. Bryonia alba. Photo by G. O'  &*! White Bryony. Bryonia alba. Name also: Bastard Turnip, Black-berried Bryony, Black-berried White Bryony, Devil's Turnip, Parsnip Turnip, Snakeweed Family: &*! Common Names. ivy Kua-lou ivy Ladies' seal ivy Tamus ivy Tetterberry ivy White bryony ivy Wild bryony ivy Wild hops ivy Wild vine ivy Wood vine. Back to Top &*! CHARACTERISTICS OF WHITE BRYONY. Scientific name: Bryonia cretica ssp. dioica Jacq,. Common name: Red bryony, White bryony. Family: Cucurbitaceae.&*! Franklin County Noxious Weed Control Board 509-545-3847. White bryony ( Bryonia alba), a member of the Cucurbita- ceae family, is a class-B noxious weed in &*! White Bryony. The Enemy - White Bryony (Bryonya alba) is a perennial climbing vine that can grow up and cover the top of y trees in a single season.&*! White bryony is a soft green cucumber like vine that climbs up to 6 m by means of its curled tendrils. It produces clusters of small cream white &*! White Bryony - 1.5 Litre pot. Bryonia dioica P Climber, ivy shaped matt leaves, open clusters of much larger greenish flowers followed by red berries. Also best &*! A climbing vine (Bryonia alba) native to Eurasia and naturalized in parts of North America, having lobed leaves, greenish-white flowers, and blackish berries.&*! Bryony was, when I was named, a very rare female first name. White Bryony - ( Bryonia alba L.) has white flowers and black berries, and was also known as &*! Both, white round for no status, Absent/Unreported. for native, but no county data, Native, No County Data, for introduced, but no county data  &*! Item 5 - 10 There are two types of Bryony (white and black) and I find this plant most fascinating for its really intriguing folklore as the English Mandrake or &*! White Bryony. Bryonia alba. Cucurbitaceae, the cucumber family. Category: Containment. Background: •. Native to Europe. •. Herbaceous perennial vine with .&*! White Bryony. Botanical Name. Bryonia cretica ssp dioica. Family. Cucurbitaceae (melon). Where is it originally from? Eurasia/Mediterranean. What does it look &*! Pete's Walks - White Bryony. Home Latest Walks Long-distance paths Lake District Chiltern Hills Links Huntington's Disease Association.&*! White bryony, Bryonia dioica. Cucumber family (Cucurbitaceae family). White bryony leaf. Climbing plant. Leaves with 5 lobes, up to 15cm (6in) long. Flowers &*! THE WHITE BRYONY pp. 30-33. THE WHITE BRYONY. By Ernest E. Clark. View chapter as PDF. A Handbook of Plant-Form For Students of Design, Art Schools &*! Bryonia dioica &mdash . White Bryony learn more about names for this taxon · Add to a collection · · Detail · Data · 98 Media · 3 Maps &*! Bryonia dioica (white bryony, English mandrake, wild vine, wild hops, tamus, ladies' seal). A genus of the plant family CUCURBITACEAE. Perennial herbaceous &*! The White Bryony Flower Fairy from Cicely Mary Barker's 'Flower Fairies of the Autumn' (London & Glasgow: Blackie & Son, 1926).&*! says that the powdered root of the white bryony (Bryonia dioica) was added to the food ration of working horses on a farm where he worked in.&*! White Bryony. Bryonia dioica ~ flower July. Howardian Local Nature Reserve White Bryony flower. Howardian Local Nature Reserve &*! Two vine-like plants are creeping across the hedges and draping bright red berries over them. They are called black bryony and white bryony, &*! White Bryony. February 24, 2016 by Arthur J. Penn. White Bryony. Available as print 30x30cm, unframed. 95. Handprinted on handmade Japanese paper.&*! email cite discuss. bryony Line breaks: bryony. Pronunciation: /ˈbrʌɪəni/. (also white bryony) Words that rhyme with bryony. Briony, Hermione. Definition of &*! Common Name, White Bryony. Family, Cucurbitaceae. Synonyms. Known Hazards, All parts of the plant, and especially the root, are poisonous232. The root &*! Common name : Bryony (White Bryony, Red Bryony) Latin name : Bryonia spp. Family name : Cucurbitaceae. All parts of this plant are toxic, especially the root, &*! White bryony (B. cretica or B. dioica) has a thick, fleshy white root, large lobed leaves, pale yellow flowers arranged in clusters in the leaf axils, and small red &*! (NOTE - bryony species are generally POISONOUS, some highly so, and may be fatal if ingested. White Bryony's use as a purgative has been discontinued as &*! white bryony - translation to Irish Gaelic and Irish Gaelic audio pronunciation of translations: See more in New English-Irish Dictionary from Foras na Gaeilge.&*! Flowers: Flowers are small, greenish-white, with five petals and produced in clusters Selecteds for white bryony (Bryonia alba) in Invasive Species Most &*! - 2 min - Uploaded by WestdeltaBryonia dioica, known by the common names red bryony and white bryony. ------- ------ De &*! Bryonia alba. A TALL, climbing, wild plant, which covers hedges in many places. The leaves are some what like those of the vine the flowers are &*! Bryonia alba. Cucurbitaceae, the cucumber family. Category: Containment. white_bryony2 Background: Native to Europe Herbaceous perennial vine with &*! Tall climbing or scrambling hairy plant to 4 metres, with coiled tendrils . Leaves palmately 5-lobed. Flowers greenish white with darker veins 10 to 18 mm.&*! Close-up of White Bryony berries (Bryonia dioica) growing in a hedgerow in Norfolk. This climbing species has been used in the treatment of rheumatism and as &*!