Übersetzung für 'leafy spurge' von Englisch nach Deutsch

leafy spurge [Euphorbia esula subsp. tommasiniana, syn.: E. esula var. uralensis, E. kitaibelii, E. tommasiniana, E. uralensis, E. virgata, E. waldsteinii, Tithymalus waldsteinii]

Ruten-Wolfsmilch / Rutenwolfsmilch {f}bot.T

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leafy spurge [Euphorbia esula, syn.: E. esula ssp. esula]

Gemeine Wolfsmilch {f}bot.T

leafy spurge [Euphorbia esula]

Esels-Wolfsmilch {f}bot.T

Scharfe Wolfsmilch {f}bot.T

leafy spurge [Euphorbia virgata, syn.: E. waldsteinii]

Ruten-Wolfsmilch {f}bot.T

Rutenförmige Wolfsmilch {f}bot.T

Russian leafy spurge [Euphorbia esula, syn.: E. esula ssp. esula]

Esels-Wolfsmilch {f}bot.T

Ruten-Wolfsmilch {f}bot.T

Scharfe Wolfsmilch {f}bot.T

Gemeine Wolfsmilch {f}bot.T

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leafy-bracted / leafy-bract beggarticks [Bidens tripartita, syn.: B. comosa, B. connata]

Staubars {m} [Dreiteiliger Zweizahn]bot.T

Wasserkraut {n} [Dreiteiliger Zweizahn]bot.T

Sumpfzweizahn {m}bot.T

Hanfkraut {n}bot.T

Dreiteiliger Wasserdost {m}bot.T

Färberkraut {n}bot.T

Stuparsch {m} [Dreiteiliger Zweizahn]bot.T

Wasserdürrwurz {f}bot.T

Wasserhanf {m} [Dreiteiliger Zweizahn]bot.T

Pfauenspiegel {m} [Dreiteiliger Zweizahn]bot.T

leafy {adj}

blätterreich

belaubt

mit viel Grün [nachgestellt] [Pflanze]

laubig

beblättert

Blatt-bot.

blattartig

spurge-flax / spurge flax [Thymelaea passerina, syn.: Passerina annua, Stellera passerina]

Vogelkopf {m} [selten: Gewöhnlicher Vogelkopf]bot.T

Acker-Spatzenzunge / Ackerspatzenzunge {f}bot.T

Sperlings­kraut {n}bot.T

• "F. solani" has been investigated as a biological control for certain plants including leafy spurge, morning glory, striga, gourd, and water hyacinth.
• This hawk moth is used as an agent of biological pest control against the noxious weed leafy spurge ("Euphorbia virgata"), but usually only in conjunction with other agents.
• Though host to invasive plant species including leafy spurge, the Rattlesnake contains native plant communities such as "Sphagnum riparium" at Shoo Fly Meadows, one of the only Sphagnum bogs in the Western United States.
• One important example is in the control of leafy spurge ("Euphorbia virgata"), an invasive weed in the United States.
• Control is generally thought to be effective, but results vary from site to site, which has been attributed to soilborne pathogens, phenology of spring, soil texture, and leafy spurge density.

• Companies using goats to control and eradicate leafy spurge, knapweed, and other toxic weeds have sprouted across the American West.
• These islands were ideal nesting conditions as they were (1) Predator controlled; (2) Surrounded by open water; (3) highly vegetated with low shrubs and leafy spurge.