Page 5 - Botany dictionary by Futura-Sciences

Alphabetical index

Common ash The common ash is one of the largest trees in our forests. ...	Common beech The common beech is a slender tree that can reach a height ...
Common broom The common broom is a small bushy tree that grows to a ...	Common hornbeam The common hornbeam is a tree found in forests, often in the ...
Common juniper The common juniper is a shrub that grows to heights of 4 to ...	Coppice A coppice is a forest settlement composed of trees that grow ...
Coriander Coriander is an herbaceous plant originally from the Orient ...	Cork oak A small tree, the cork oak rarely grows above 20 metres in ...
Corsican pine The Corsican pine is one of the giant trees of Europe. It ...	Courgette The courgette is a very low calorie food. Courgette ...
Cryptomeria The cryptomeria is a large tree that can reach a height of ...	Cucumber Cucumbers are part of summer diets. Cucumber season The ...
Cupule A cupule is a dome shaped structure.	Cyanobacteria Cyanobacteria are photosynthetic bacteria of which the ...
Cytokinin Cytokinins are essential to plant growth. They induce the ...	Damson The damson, or damson plum, is a variety of plum that ripens ...
Deciduous Deciduous trees are trees with deciduous leaves (which lose ...	Deciduous A plant with deciduous foliage is a plant that loses all of ...
Deciduous forest A deciduous forest is a type of forest characterised by the ...	Defoliator A defoliator defoliates trees. Caterpillars are defoliators.