英:[,sɪnə'reərɪə]
美:[ ,sɪnə'rɛrɪə]
英:[,sɪnə'reərɪə]
美:[ ,sɪnə'rɛrɪə]
cin·e·rar·i·a
sI n reI ri
复数:cinerarias
瓜叶菊
又称 :瓜叶菊(Senecio cruentus DC.)
New Latin, from Latin, feminine of cinerarius of ashes, from ciner-, cinis ashes — more at incinerate
The first known use of cineraria was in 1597
1 I remember that I once went into a florist's shop, and seeing a great mass of hard purple-red cinerarias on a shelf I made some remark about them.
2 At the opening of the Exposition were seen cinerarias and cyclamen of glorious hue.
3 If the temperature ranges from 35° to 70°, averaging about 55°, azaleas, daisies, carnations, candytuft, alyssum, dusty miller, chrysanthemums, cinerarias, camellias, daphnes, geraniums, petunias, violets, primroses, and verbenas make especially good growths.
4 Sow seeds of greenhouse and hothouse plants; also the different sorts of tender annuals; pot off those sown last month; sow cineraria for the earliest bloom; also Chinese primulas.
5 And in houses such as these the cinerarias would never wither or die.
6 A living room usually has too dry air for cinerarias.
7 Gardeners who like cinerarias often wonder where to buy plants.
8 The ground was enamelled with lilies, the helianthus and cineraria flourished, and the deep-green leaves and blue blossom of the lupin contrasted with the prickly stem and scarlet flower of the euphorbia.
9 With many flowers, especially perennials, nothing can be more fluctuating than the colour of the seedlings, as is notoriously the case with verbenas, carnations, dahlias, cinerarias, and others.
10 Sow tender annuals for succession, potting and shifting those sown at an earlier period; sow cinerarias for succession; and a few hardy annuals and ten-week stock, &c., for late crops.
11 Plant Houses.—Still sow tender annuals if required; also cinerarias and primulas.
12 Gardeners who like tall cinerarias often wonder where to buy plants.
13 Having thus finished with the cineraria and their contents, the exploration of the tomb itself was resumed.
14 In this country auriculas are usually propagated by seed, as for cineraria; but special varieties are perpetuated by offsets.
15 The small flowers particularly essential in separating the larger ones are white and yellow jasmine, nemophila cineraria, verbenas, myrtle, honeysuckle, etc., etc.
16 Cineraria is plentiful in varieties of colors and has typical blue variety which is rare in Compositae.
其花色变异丰富,其中含有菊科植物中较为稀有的典型蓝色花资源。
17 Mother watered the pearl blue Cineraria Cruenta out on the balcony and brought her a little box of strawberries that tasted sweet and sour.
母亲亦替她给阳台上的那盆紫蓝色的瓜叶菊浇了水。还给她带来了一小盒酸酸甜甜的冰镇草莓。
18 The conditions for cinerarias are a cool temperature, frequent repotting, and guarding against the attacks of the greenfly.
19 Quite a number of the balconies were prettily decorated with pot plants, from cinerarias to peonies, in full bloom.
20 Especially a blue which is far more floral than atmospheric, a cineraria blue, which it is surprising to see in the sky.
1 菊科
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