Kaskarolla or Croton elyuteriya (genus Croton eluteria) - Euphorbiaceae plant family, species of the genus Croton, native to the Bahamas and Cuba. Naturalized in other tropical regions of America. Biological description
This is - a small tree up to 6 m with white fragrant flowers. Bark is also very aromatic and often covered with lichen.
Chemical composition
The bark contains 1-3% essential oils are a complex mixture of terpenes and diterpenov. It is composed of pinene, vanilla, d-limonene, tuyen, eugenol and other components. In addition to essential oils in the bark also contains resin, tannin and lignin.
Use
Bark is used as spicy-aromatic. She added as an aromatic bitterness in various liqueurs, especially in the vermouth and Campari. It's also used to flavor snuff and medicinal purposes.
Keják celolistý (Zamia integrifolia, son. Zamia floridana) is a plant genus kejákovitých (Zamiaceae) from the class of cycads.
It is widespread in the Caribbean and southern United States. Belongs to the genus Zamia, in which the total of 53 species of plants belonging to the evolutionarily oldest plants in the world.
This species belongs to the very broadly described cykasům and its variants are very diverse and difficult to distinguish. Above all shapes tickets are extremely diverse. Some authors of this type are earmarked as a variant of the Florida Zamia floridana.
This name, however, is not formally recognized. Plant as Zamia floridana sometimes appears on the market, a more accurate name is Zamia integrifolia var. floridana. In the past, in this species is now classified as separate species keják minor who is less regular tickets.
Etymology
The word "Zamia" is derived from the Greek word for cone.
Czech name "keják" is derived from the word denotes a rod and cone on the stem. Was first used by JS Presl in 1846.
Also, the generic name comes from the Czech JS Presl and Latin translation of the name. Keják celolistý was named in 1848 in a publication Počátkowé rostlinoslowí and, like the Latin name is not entirely accurate.
The word "celolistý" indicates massive edge and leaves the plant differs from species keják retail, which was previously classified into the same kind.
Toxicity
Like most cycads, and other house plants are poisonous and keják celolistý - cycads poisoning can cause kidney failure, liver and nervous disorders. Most toxic plant parts are seeds inside the "stoning". Seed formation in normal housing conditions is impossible without artificial pollination.
The plant was in the U.S. used to produce starch and the Indians soon after the industry, which led her among the protected species.
Protection
Keják celolistý according to the IUCN Red list rank among the endangered species. It is also included in the list of endangered species, CITES Appendix II to the category of vulnerable plants. Trade in them is controlled, the seeds are not so.
Kaskarolla or Croton elyuteriya (genus Croton eluteria) - Euphorbiaceae plant family, species of the genus Croton, native to the Bahamas and Cuba. Naturalized in other tropical regions of America. Biological description
This is - a small tree up to 6 m with white fragrant flowers. Bark is also very aromatic and often covered with lichen.
Chemical composition
The bark contains 1-3% essential oils are a complex mixture of terpenes and diterpenov. It is composed of pinene, vanilla, d-limonene, tuyen, eugenol and other components. In addition to essential oils in the bark also contains resin, tannin and lignin.
Use
Bark is used as spicy-aromatic. She added as an aromatic bitterness in various liqueurs, especially in the vermouth and Campari. It's also used to flavor snuff and medicinal purposes.
Kaskarolla or Croton elyuteriya (genus Croton eluteria) - Euphorbiaceae plant family, species of the genus Croton, native to the Bahamas and Cuba. Naturalized in other tropical regions of America. Biological description
This is - a small tree up to 6 m with white fragrant flowers. Bark is also very aromatic and often covered with lichen.
Chemical composition
The bark contains 1-3% essential oils are a complex mixture of terpenes and diterpenov. It is composed of pinene, vanilla, d-limonene, tuyen, eugenol and other components. In addition to essential oils in the bark also contains resin, tannin and lignin.
Use
Bark is used as spicy-aromatic. She added as an aromatic bitterness in various liqueurs, especially in the vermouth and Campari. It's also used to flavor snuff and medicinal purposes.
The Yellow Trumpet Flower (Tecoma stans), sometimes called yellow or yellow trumpet tree trumpet vine called, is a plant of the family of the catalpa family (Bignoniaceae).
Dissemination
The home of the Yellow trumpet flower ranges from Mexico to Peru. Today it is grown as an ornamental plant throughout the tropics.
Description
Yellow trumpet flower grows an evergreen shrub or small tree, height and reach 6-9 meters. The opposite leaves are pinnate, with 3-13 sawed, 80-10 cm long leaflets.
The golden-yellow blooms are in clusters at the branch ends, bell-funnel-shaped, five-lobed (where weak double lip), in the throat often reddish veined and 3.5 to 8.5 cm long.
The fruits are shown in two carpels and are up to 25 cm long, narrow capsules.
Extras
Yellow trumpet flower is in the tropical coastal regions of Australia and Polynesia, where proven, particularly in north Queensland, as an invasive species spread and strong.
A hedge maze is a garden with a branched, artistically complex system of paths, which is ideally made up of taller hedges. The specificity of the hedge maze there is a temporary feeling of being trapped by obstacles from opaque and impenetrable hedgerows. Successful installations are masterpieces of garden design.
Unlike a maze in the narrow sense in which only leads one way with no ramifications from the entrance to the center, a maze allowed by its network of roads with junctions, crossings, dead ends and loops through a real "getting lost". Nevertheless, a labyrinth is sometimes referred to as a maze or garden maze.
Most Irrgartenanlagen have a target space, may offer one possibility or prospect of a decorated tree, a statue or a fountain. This goal must be found, and the way back to the output can be just as difficult.
In a maze, it is always an artificial plant. The word has over time experienced a term extension: How to become comparable structures made of stone, wood, glass and mirrored walls (mirror maze) also known as the mazes as printed Irrgartenspiele and computer games with labyrinthine subject. Even with the measure used for the period of the summer corn mazes are mazes.
A hedge maze is a garden with a branched, artistically complex system of paths, which is ideally made up of taller hedges. The specificity of the hedge maze there is a temporary feeling of being trapped by obstacles from opaque and impenetrable hedgerows. Successful installations are masterpieces of garden design.
Unlike a maze in the narrow sense in which only leads one way with no ramifications from the entrance to the center, a maze allowed by its network of roads with junctions, crossings, dead ends and loops through a real "getting lost". Nevertheless, a labyrinth is sometimes referred to as a maze or garden maze.
Most Irrgartenanlagen have a target space, may offer one possibility or prospect of a decorated tree, a statue or a fountain. This goal must be found, and the way back to the output can be just as difficult.
In a maze, it is always an artificial plant. The word has over time experienced a term extension: How to become comparable structures made of stone, wood, glass and mirrored walls (mirror maze) also known as the mazes as printed Irrgartenspiele and computer games with labyrinthine subject. Even with the measure used for the period of the summer corn mazes are mazes.
The maze can be counted by Dieter Hennebo the archetypal design elements of garden design. Usually it is a concept of the "Garden in the Garden": The maze is on a large garden. As a separate item, there are amusement parks without him in horticultural claim.
The easiest way to distinguish the hedge mazes by their shapes into three broad groups. These are: 1 Geometric or formal mazes, 2 Mazes with an irregular network of trails, 3 Symbolic mazes with a super character in character. The most common and best known are the formal systems. They are usually formed of clipped hedges, have square, rectangular or round shape and have a network of linear or (sub) circular paths, hedges and paths always have constant width. The irregular shapes are characterized by arbitrary curves in curves and guided routes, also can vary the path width and the system be broken up by small squares. The symbolic mazes represent in their totality oversized, stylized images: these occur only in the second half of the 20th Century, in a time where the view from above by aircraft has become commonplace.
A special form of formal maze, the labyrinth vertebrae, which was invented by Antoine-Joseph d'Dézallier Argenville. It is characterized by the opposite task: The road from the entrance leads quickly to a central place that lead away from the vortex usually eight arms in curves to guide the visitor into error and will be leaving the plant to the waiting game can be.
Among the symbolic systems, there is a group of mazes which a literary or historical topic are dedicated. These creations are made of discrete rear floor plans combined to form the recognizable individual figures, which relate to each other in substance. These systems usually have a regular external shape, such as a rectangle or an octagon.
