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Crocus heuffelianus(Brandusa de

primavara)

This plant is little

and purple.She is

protect by law.


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EdelweissThe plant is high 5 to 20 cm,inflorescence composed of heads,surrounded by numerous bractslong, white - silvery, woolly - hairy.If you plant in Romania reachesonly up to a maximum height of 20

cm in other countries it mayincrease to 50 - 80 cm.Inflorescenceis covered with hairy leaves, somelarger, others smaller and takes theform of a stars.This plant consists ofup to ten inflorescences withnumerous and tiny flowers,surrounded by white bactee 5-15,arranged radially, as give the

appearance of a full set of f lowers.The plant is covered with velvetyhairs, silver, giving it a specialelegance.The period flowering isfrom July to August.


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Orchid(Orchidace

ae)Romania can be considered as a

whole as a vast botanical garden

populated with wild orchids. Soo

internationally renowned botanist,

named Pasha of Orchids, is born

Szkelyudvarhelyand hundreds of

foreign researchers refer to orchids

that we can find in Romania.

Interest only to the blood Hale

(Nigritellarubra, nigra) and

Cypripedium calceolus

(Cypripeidumcalceolus) are

protected by law. Their protection

was clamor in the years 1938 and

1939.


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Lcrmioara

(Convallaria majalis

L.)

The stem is 15-25 cm high,

framed by two large leaves,

elliptical, with arched

nervatur. At the end of an

inflorescence stem is simple.The flowers are white, with

short stalk, intense and

pleasant smelling. Berry fruits

are spherical, of a deep red.


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Ranaculus repensRanunculus repens is an

herbaceous, annual or

biennial, very common in

wetlands in mountain

meadows in marshy places

and along the banks of water.The plant has an erect stem

of 20 to 25 cm. Strain based

on runners lying. The hairy

roots. Leaves, especially those

of the plant are trifid with

long stalks. The f lowers areyellow (SEPA scattered, large,

woolly), the peduncles

furrowed and spring bloom -

autumn.


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SnowdropSnowdrop (Galanthus L.) is agenus of the family

Amaryllidaceae bulb, amongthe first plants that bloom inearly spring. The mostrepresentative member of thegenus Galanthus is the commonsnowdrop (Galanthus nivalis).Snowdrops not be confused

with two similar plants, Lusca(vernum Leucojum) andsnowdrop rich (Leucojumaestivium) are larger and haveall the six petals of the samesize, although some species ofGalanthus have inner segmentsof the same size as the exterior.


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DaffodilDaffodil has a particular scent, very

strong, which is why it is not a

flower loved by everyone. The

smell is and why daffodil and was

named - it comes from narke"word from Greek, meaning

narcotic narcosis. Main feature of

the flower is trumpet-shaped,

although it is known that there is

more than a thousand varieties,

differing in color.


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TulipTulip is a genus comprising

about 100 species of flowering

plants in the Liliaceae family.

Originate from southern

Europe, northern Africa andAsia from Anatolia and Iran

(where the flower is depicted

on the national flag) to China

and Japan. Areas most

diversified in terms of species

tulips are the Pamir

Mountains, Hindu Kush

Mountains and the steppes of

Kazakhstan.


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Rose

Rose is a genus of

ornamental perennial plant

of the family Rosaceae,

native of continental and

subtropical regions of the

northern hemisphere,

including over 200 species of

shrubs erection, often spiny.

Typical plant has thorny

stems and fruit of the wild

rosehip "Rosa canina" in the

form of bushes growing in

arid regions with calcareous

soils.


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Peony

Paeonia officinalis species

is native to Europe and has

a height of 70-80 cm. Bush

is a rich comprises large

leaves and f lower stalkswith a single f lower. The

roots are large and fleshy.

Blossoms in April, May. Of

the species most cultivated

variety is Rubra Plenary

with floral short rods,

flexible and f lowers are

dark red and flowering is

early.


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Sunflower

Sunflower (Helianthus annuus) is an

annual plant of the Asteraceae

family, native to America.

Composites is one of the most

cultivated oil-rich seeds. The leaves

are large, whole, petiolate, heart.

Stem ends with a single strain is

calatidiuor branched sometimes hasmore inflorescences. Calatidiile are

great, the receptacle plane, with

yellow. Seeds are rich in oil,

containing no fruit peel, about 55%

edible oil and industrial use, for

example, to manufacture soap.

Remaining cake as residue from oil

extraction form a concentrated feed

rich in crude protein and digestible


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All-heal

Herb, perennial, with welldeveloped vertical rhizome,

about 2-5 cm long, surroundedby numerous fibrous roots.The roots are yellowish-brown

on the outside and whiteinside. When they are fresh,no smell, after drying, get

strong and very unpleasantsmell. The stem is straight,

fistulous, empty inside, ribbed(has sentimente length), 50-100 cm high. Imparipenateleaves have leaflets linear orliner-lanceolate, usually entire

or toothed party. Pink orwhite flowers arranged in

corimbiforme raceme,terminal, have a pleasant smell

of vanilla. Fruit is a achenes.Blooms in June-September.


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CRIN

A

RED

CRINA RED -

Amaryllis bulbs is a

plant with big,

round, with several

envelopes that startleaves are long,

sharp, thick, green.


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Life of way

Vine (Vitis vinifera L.) is a species ofVitis,native to the Mediterranean, central and

southwest Asia, from Morocco and Spainnorth to southern Germany and east to thenorth Iran.It is a creeper, which reaches a

height of 35 m nuts. Leaves are alternate,lobed palmate and length and width of 5-20cm. Fruit is a berry, known as a grape, the

wild species has a diameter of 6 mm andripens dark purple to black with a yellow

flower, and the plant is usually grown muchlarger, up to 3 cm in length and may begreen, red or purple. The species is found inmoist woods and along the banks of flowing

waters. Wild grape is often classified as V.

vinifera subsp. sylvestris (in someclassifications considered Vitis sylvestris),

withV

. vinifera subsp. vinifera restricted tocultivated forms. Domesticated grape-vine

has hermaphrodite flowers, but subsp.sylvestris is dioecious (male and femaleflowers on separate plants) and for fruit to

develop pollination is required.

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