APG IV Classification: Domain: Eukaryota • (unranked): Archaeplastida • Regnum: Plantae • Cladus: angiosperms • Cladus: eudicots • Cladus: core eudicots • Cladus: superrosids • Cladus: rosids • Cladus: eurosids I • Cladus: COM • Ordo: Celastrales • Familia: Celastraceae • Genus: Euonymus • Subgenus: Euonymus subg. Euonymus • Sectio: Euonymus sect. Euonymus • Series: Euonymus ser. Euonymus • Species: Euonymus hamiltonianus Wall. ex Roxb. (1762) ...

Looking for euonymuses? Find out information about euonymuses. : see staff tree staff tree, common name for some temperate members of the Celastraceae, a family of trees and shrubs , widely distributed except in polar... Explanation of euonymuses

Euonymus fortunei (Winter Creeper, European Euonymus, Wintercreeper) - 13 images at 128.253.192.30 image, phylogeny, nomenclature for Euonymus fortunei

Li, Y.-N., Xie, L., Li, J.-Y. & Zhang, Z.-X. 2014. Phylogeny of Euonymus inferred from molecular and morphological data, Journal of Systematics and Evolution 52: 149-160. doi: 10.1111/jse.12068. Proposes replacing the sub-familial taxa with only Euonymus Sect. Echinococcus (with spiny fruits) and Euonymus Sect. Kalonymus (with winged fruits). Also presents evidence that the inclusion of Glyptopetalum renders Euonymus s.l. monphyletic ...

Figure 3. Female and Male Euonymus Scale on Leaf (Author-Raymond Cloyd, Kansas State University). Males are typically located on leaves along leaf veins and females reside on the stems. There may be up to three generations per year in Kansas.. Cultural practices such as pruning-out heavily infested branches-without ruining the aesthetic quality of the plant-is effective in quickly reducing euonymus scale populations. Be sure to immediately discard pruned branches away from the area. If feasible, avoid planting Euonymus japonica in landscapes since this species is very susceptible to euonymus scale. Winged euonymus (Euonymus alata) is less susceptible to euonymus scale, even when adjacent plants are infested. Insecticide applications conducted from May through June, when the crawlers are most active, will help alleviate problems with euonymus scale later on in the season. Insecticides recommended for suppression of euonymus scale populations include: acephate (Orthene); pyrethroid-based ...

Euonymus alatus, commonly called winged euonymus, burning bush, winged burning bush or winged spindle tree, is a dense, mounded, spreading, flat-topped, multi-stemmed shrub that is particularly noted for its fiery red fall foliage color. It is native to forests, woodlands and scrub areas in eastern Russia, Japan, China and Korea. It was introduced into the U.S. around 1860 as an ornamental, and over time has become an extremely popular shrub for homes, commercial properties and along highways. This shrub will mature over time to 15-20 tall, but is often pruned shorter. Elliptic to obovate, crenulate to serrulate, green leaves (to 3 long) turn bright red in fall. Fall color can be spectacular. Small, yellowish-green flowers appear in May but are not showy. Small fruits (1/3 red capsules) ripen in fall. Fruit capsules split open when ripe to reveal the tiny seeds (each encased in a fleshy orange-red aril). Seeds are attractive to certain birds who eat and distribute them. Greenish-brown stems ...

Euonymus europaeus Lectin (EEL/EEA) is conjugated to ferritin, that has a molecular weight of 474,000 g/mol (all 24 subunits combined). Ferritin-conjugated lectins can be used to visualize localization of specific saccharide moieties and examine the distribution of plasma membrane glycoproteins. These conjugates can be viewed via electron microscopy.

Euonymus is a genus of more than 100 species, mostly native to East Asia, which includes deciduous and evergreen groundcovers, shrubs and small trees. Popular in North American landscapes, they are fast growing and often grown as hedges. Foliage color includes green, gold and white as well as many variegated types. Some deciduous species exhibit brilliant red fall color. Euonymus scale is a common insect pest on some species. Diseases include anthracnose, powdery mildew and crown gall ...

EUONYMUS EUROPOEA(Spindle)MENTAL SYMPTOMS OR pathogenesis EUONYMUS EUROPOEA1 Moody, irritable, harsh. Not wanting to work.2 thoughts fade was reflecting on something. Absent.GENERAL SYMPTOMS OR pathogenesis EUONYMUS EUROPOEA3 - () Worse after eating.4 - () Dolores cutting, drawing or as chips.

Euonymus alatus diacylglycerol acetyltransferase (EaDAcT) synthesizes the unusually structured 3-acetyl-1,2-diacylglycerols (acetyl-TAG) found in the seeds of a few plant species. A member of the membrane-bound O-acyltransferase (MBOAT) family, EaDAcT transfers the acetyl group from acetyl-CoA to sn-1,2-diacylglycerol (DAG) to produce acetyl-TAG. In vitro assays demonstrated that the enzyme is also able to utilize butyryl-CoA and hexanoyl-CoA as acyl donors, though with much less efficiency compared with acetyl-CoA. Acyl-CoAs longer than eight carbons were not used by EaDAcT. This extreme substrate specificity of EaDAcT distinguishes it from all other MBOATs which typically catalyze the transfer of much longer acyl groups. In vitro selectivity experiments revealed that EaDAcT preferentially acetylated DAG molecules containing more double bonds over those with less. However, the enzyme was also able to acetylate saturated DAG containing medium chain fatty acids, albeit with less efficiency. ...

This winter hardy deciduous plant can be grown as a shrub, with significant pruning, or as a small tree. It can grow as high and wide as 25 feet, therefore, location should accommodate the mature size. Its attractions are as a specimen, a windbreak, hillside, site entrance, large native area, or commercial or industrial parks. Fall leaf colors may be muted, depending on location but are often in the yellow brown range.Tree offshoots can invade into undesirable areas in certain parts of North Carolina, especially if near roadsides or woodlands and the tree is unattended. The tree is semi-evergreen because leaf drop is late and often only a few weeks before spring leaves begin.. This plant has poison characteristics. Illness results only after eating large quantities of any part of the shrub/tree. See below.. More information on Euonymus.. ...

Presented by M di-T.. Euonymus Europ us.. A tincture is made of the fresh fruit of Euonymus Europ us, L.. General Action :- ► Evonymin, obtained from the bark, of E. atro-purpureus has a positive action on the liver, increasing the secretion of bile. ► It is to be compared with Berberis, Chelidon., Podo., etc.. Generalities and Mind :- ► Sticking in various parts. ► Sticking drawing in all parts, agg. back. ► Symptoms oblige lying down and then disappear, but reappear in other parts. ► Aggravation of symptoms of head, chest and abdomen after a meal. ► Most troubles appear on left side. ► Morose. ► Disinclined to work. ► Loss of ideas ; on exerting the mind and ill humor thereat.. Head :- ► Aching, with chilliness. ► Deep stitches, now low down in right side of occiput then in left frontal eminence, now in right temple, then in right parietal bone, now in left, then in right temporal bone, as far as mastoid process. ► Vertigo, agg. forehead, agg. sitting ; V., with ...

I just got back from the garden center..they told me, there is currently nothing on the market in Canada, that will work for this fugus..it is also spread easily from one shrub to the next(via, clippers, hands, clothes) ..but only Euonymus..??.usually the only cure is to remove the plants, and do not replace with another euonymus for at least 2 seasons :( ...guess I will be digging them all out :( ...

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Based on your description I think your plant may have a scale insect problem. This can be very serious on euonymus especially if it has spread throughout the plant. Begin by removing the worst-infected branches and clean up all of the plant litter from the ground. Then spray with horticultural oil (sold at garden centers) per the label instructions. If the plant is badly infested it may not be possible to save it. You may also want to check with your local county extension to make sure that is what the problem is and their control recommendations. Im sorry I cant be more encouraging ...

Sap-sucking euonymus scale insects cause yellowing, die-back and loss of vigour. Find out how to deal with them, with help from BBC Gardeners World Magazine.

chemBlink provides information about CAS # 524-20-9, (-)-Armepavine, (R)-(-)-Armepavine, Alkaloid D, from Evonymus europaea, Evoeuropine, NSC 110381, 4-[[(1R)-1,2,3,4-Tetrahydro-6,7-dimethoxy-2-methyl-1-isoquinolinyl]methyl]phenol, molecular formula: C19H23NO3.

Euonymus Fortunei Blondy from Burncoose Nurseries available online to buy - Information: broad golden variegated leaves. EvergreenHeight - 60cm (24in). Will climb if supportedSpread - 60cm (24in)

Du Pont is a semi-evergreen, depending on climate. It is a compact, dense, rounded shrub reaching 10 feet. This variety is fast growing and does well as a hedge

Wahoo (Euonymus atropurpureus) is an excellent North American native. An alternative to the invasive burning bush (Euonymus alatus), this tough plant can be managed as a small specimen tree (30 by 30 feet) or as a thicket/hedge (9 to 12 feet) for privacy with renewal pruning. It can grow in full sun to partial shade and in wet to dry soils. This makes it an excellent candidate for rain gardens that are occasionally flooded. The late spring flowers are a deep maroon; they are small but stunning on close examination. The fall color is a delicate pink. Once the foliage drops, the red fruits inside light pink capsules will stop traffic. Seeds are a preferred bird food during winter months. USDA Zones 4-9.. Native range: Eastern half of North America. American Indians planted wahoo around their camps for its warrior spirit, believed to help keep enemies out.. Great companions for wahoo include gray dogwood (Cornus racemosa), hazelnut (Corylus americana) and snowberry (Symphoricarpos albus).. ...

As in Celastrus, the seed is enclosed in a colorful aril (red or orange); the color of the capsule is pink, or red to purple in our species.. 1. Leaves evergreen, pale along the principal veins (in the commonly collected juvenile form which is trailing or climbs by aerial roots); young branches and leaf midrib above papillose or warty.. E. fortunei. 1. Leaves deciduous, not pale along the veins; plant trailing or an erect shrub; young branches and leaf midrib not papillose or warty (branches becoming winged in E. alatus).. 2. Plant a trailing, creeping shrub with erect or ascending flowering shoots; flowers 5-merous; fruit shallowly 3-lobed, strongly tuberculate, pink to red when ripe; leaf blades glabrous beneath (except sometimes on principal veins), usually obtuse.. E. obovatus. 2. Plant an erect bushy shrub or small tree; flowers 4-merous; fruit distinctly 4-lobed but nearly or quite smooth, red to purple when ripe; leaf blades pubescent or glabrous beneath, acute to short-acuminate.. 3. ...

Wingspan 16-20 mm.. One of the more easily recognisable Yponomeuta species, with a distinct black spot centrally on the forewing and blackish patch at the wingtip.. The species is distributed in England and Wales, and southern Ireland, but does not occur further north.. There are two generations, with moths on the wing in April and May, and again in August. It is attracted to light.. Spindle (Euonymus europaeus) is the larval foodplant, the caterpillars mining the leaves initially, later living gregariously in a silken web. ...

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Native: indigenous.. Non-native: introduced (intentionally or unintentionally); has become naturalized.. County documented: documented to exist in the county by evidence (herbarium specimen, photograph). Also covers those considered historical (not seen in 20 years). State documented: never been documented from the county, but known from the state. May be present. Or, may be restricted to a small area or a habitat (alpine, marsh, etc.), so unlikely found in some counties.. Note: when native and non-native populations both exist in a county, only native status is shown on the map.. ...

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Background/Question/Methods. The invasion of non-native plants into novel ecosystems has the potential to alter ecological dynamics across multiple trophic levels from the individual to community scale. The interaction between insect herbivores and invasive plants may contribute to invasive success and alter herbivore and predator abundance and community composition. Euonymus alatus (burning bush) and E. europaeus (spindle tree) are two related invasive plants that occur in natural areas in North America. To evaluate the contribution of plant-herbivore interactions to the potential invasiveness of these non-native species, we measured in field herbivory rates as well as the performance of a model generalist herbivore (H. cunea) on these plants compared to a native congener (E. atropurpureus, eastern wahoo). In addition to altering interactions with herbivores, invasive plants can have major impacts on native vegetation and can drastically alter the structure of forest ecosystems. Similarly, ...

The number of recorded intercepts and eradications of khapra beetle (Trogoderma granarium) have increased in Australia and the United States in recent years. Khapra beetle is one of the most destructive stored grain pests, and infestations can destroy the quality of grain and other commodities rendering the product unfit for human consumption. This pest can be easily transported from khapra beetle countries undetected as live beetles, eggs and larvae or in a state of diapause, with the transfer of people and goods around the world. Historically, discovery of khapra beetle post-border has generally resulted in costly eradication programs including methyl bromide fumigation and years of surveillance. Misidentification, failed detection or lack of preparedness has led to slow responses and at times the wide distribution of the pest prior to action. The United States spent over thirteen years (1953 - 1966) eradicating a large scale khapra beetle outbreak that involved fumigation of over 600 sites of

Moth larvae brought in to the Plant Protection & Weed Management (PP&WM) Section insect diagnostic laboratory by a concerned homeowner have been identified as Pryeria sinica. In April and May of both 2001 and 2002, a homeowner in the City of Fairfax, Fairfax County, Virginia, noticed a large infestation of larvae on her ornamental Euonymus (Celastraceae); the larvae were causing significant defoliation of the plants. In May 2002, several larval specimens were sent to the Insect Identification Lab, Department of Entomology, Virginia Tech University, Blacksburg, Virginia for identification. The entomologist there (Eric Day) reared the larvae to adults, which emerged in November. Additional adults were collected at the Fairfax site in December 2002 and submitted to the Insect Identification Lab. Eric forwarded the adults to John Brown at the USDA Systematic Entomological Laboratory (SEL) in March 2003. Based on the available literature, comparison with specimens in the collection of the National ...

Gardeners get upset at rabbit damage mostly in spring and summer -- when damage can include the sudden disappearance of two dozen tulip buds or of half a row of succulent lettuce.. But winters the time when rabbits often cause more serious damage. Because there is no succulent growth in winter, rabbits go for twigs, dormant buds and bark. Damage to these parts of a plant can result in lack of flowers, disfigured growth and even the plants death.. When rabbits or other rodents chew bark off trunks, they destroy the vital tissues that transport water and nutrients throughout the plant. If only a portion of the trunk is damaged, the tree may recover, but the tree will die if bark is stripped from the entire circumference.. No plant is immune to chewing damage, but rabbits do have some favorites, including Euonymus (burning bush and others), roses and fruit trees and shrubs such as Nanking cherry. Rabbits also clip off flower buds and young twigs on other plants, leaving a clean 45-degree angle ...

In many cases, heavy infestations build up unnoticed before plants begin to show damage. The adult scale lays up to 1000 eggs that hatch into crawlers. They have a tendency to be much harder to treat than pests. Cycad aulacaspis scale is a tough pest to get rid of, but repeated treatments with horticultural oils or an approved systemic insecticide may help. Control oystershell and euonymus scales. Each species of scale has specific plants they are associated with. Also known as angel trumpet or simply brug, brugmansia is a shrubby plant with masses of impressive, trumpet-shaped flowers measuring up to 20 inches in length. The best way to control whiteflies is to constantly monitor for them and use a combination of techniques to keep their population down. Fertilize plants moderately to prevent nutrient deficiencies. Treating Tree Scale. Avoid using sprinkler irrigation but protect plants from drought stress. Although little care is required to grow this beauty, brugmansia pests and diseases ...

We offer colorful flowers, ground covers and ornamental grasses thatll complement your garden. Planting calendars for places in Maryland. They tend to fly under the radar, unlike plants that even non-gardeners have heard of, such as shamrocks or roses. Our free planting guide calculates the best dates for sowing seeds indoors and outdoors, and for transplanting seedlings to the garden-all customized to … Its a great size, too, maturing at about three feet. They literally dance in a breeze. Its great for foundation plantings, easy to prune, and offers impressive dark green foliage. After the flowers fade, theres another cool show: big cone-like clusters of rose-red seeds. Follow Lehnhoffs Landscaping on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ Create a more interesting landscape by selecting varieties of Japanese euonymus with gold-, cream-, or white-variegated foliage. Alnus serrulata (Aiton) Willd. Flower beds on sloped areas often suffer from erosion that displaces the soil and exposes the ...

You would want to provide ample light, good air circulation, keep the soil slightly moist but not sopping wet, and fertilize regularly during the growing season with a water soluble fertilizer for foliage plants according to the label instructions. Keep a careful watch for foliar problems so they can be treated immediately if they occur since both of these plants have some susceptibilities. On the euonymus watch particularly for scale and on the photinia watch for scale and leaf spot ...

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41. Pittosporum brevicalyx (Oliver) Gagnepain, Bull. Soc. Bot. France. 55: 545. 1908. 短萼海桐 duan e hai tong Pittosporum pauciflorum Hooker & Arnott var. brevicalyx Oliver, Hookers Icon. Pl. 16: t. 1579. 1887; Euonymus provicarii H. Léveillé; P. brevicalyx var. brevistamineum Gagnepain; P. neelgherrense Wight & Arnott var. laxiflorum Franchet.. Shrubs or small trees, ca. 10 m tall. Branchlets glabrous or young ones pubescent. Leaves clustered at branchlet apex, biennial; petiole 1-1.5 cm or more; leaf blade dark green and shiny adaxially, obovate-lanceolate, rarely obovate or oblong, 5-12 × 2-5 cm, thinly leathery, puberulous abaxially at first, soon glabrate, lateral veins 9-11-paired, slightly convex abaxially, prominent adaxially, base cuneate, margin flat, apex acuminate or long acuminate. Inflorescences 3-5 in leaf-axils at branchlet apex, corymbose, 3-4 cm, puberulous; peduncle 1-1.5 cm; bracts narrowly lanceolate, 4-6 mm, puberulous; pedicels ca. 1 cm. Sepals ovate-lanceolate, ...

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Dipterocarpus alatus Roxb. ex G.Don is a medicinal plant in Asia. In Thailand, this plant was used for skin, rheumatism and liver diseases. This study was determined to assess the anticancer and antifungal activities of the extracts from leaves, bark and twig of D. alatus as well as to identify the phenolic compounds in these extracts using HPLC analysis. The results suggest that all of extracts exhibited the highest cytotoxicity against Jurkat cancer cell line followed by HeLa and HepG2 cancer cell lines but do not show cytotoxicity against the non-cancerous cells (Vero cell line). Regarding its antifungal activity, extracts of the leaves and bark inhibited only T. mentagrophytes but have no capacity against other tested fungal stains. The HPLC analysis revealed the presence of, gallic acid in all extracts. Protocatechuic acid was found only in bark, while, p-coumaric acid and ferulic acid were found in twig. The result obtained suggested that D. alatus might be further explored for its ...

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Catha edulis Forssk belongs to the Celastraceae family and, a neighbouring species of the Evonymus, it is the sole representative of the genus Catha. The Swedish botanist Forsskal, the explorer of lower Egypt and Arabia, was the first to mention this plant, which he called gat or khat. His description of it was published posthumously in 1775 in his Flora aegyptico-arabica 8

This insect causes injury to landscape and nursery plants. The adult weevil feeds on the host plant foliage at night. The larva is a grub which feeds on the roots of the same host plant. Feeding can be very destructive. Adult feeding appears as notches on leaf margins of host plants. Common host plants include taxus, rhododendron, and euonymus.. ...

Christmas wreath hanging on oak front door, including Rose Tenga Venga, Rose Prestige, Hypericum Selva Romance, Ivy and Euonymus. - Image No: 0358844 - GAP Gardens, garden and plant stock photography

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Living and working in Sheffield its impossible to ignore the recent controversy about the felling of many street trees. A positive to come out of this public sadness and anger is a recognition and appreciation of the ordinary street tree, in residential areas and within the city centre. By creating a series of urban tree leaf designs, focusing on their unique shapes, colours and characteristics, Ive tried to rediscover and celebrate these trees with bold and striking representations.

Urban Tree Phenology (UTP), a special project of Project BudBurst, is designed to engage professional urban foresters and the public in observations of the phenological events of trees in our nations urban areas in order to raise awareness of climate change and urban heat island research. Participation in UTP is designed to be simple and straightforward. All the information you need to participate can be found on this portal page as well as additional background information about phenology and climate change.. ...

While a number of trees sprout with pink foliage, which turns green, then gold and brown in fall, it is unusual to find a tree with pink leaves although some bushes, like the burning bush (Euonymous alatus) ends the season with hot pink color.

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