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Noun, 1. spathe flower - any of various plants of the genus Spathiphyllum having a white or green spathe and a spike of fragrant flowers and often...
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spathiphyllum , peace lily , spathe flower any of various plants of the genus Spathiphyllum having a white or green spathe and a spite of fragrant Definition: spathiphyllum, peace lily, spathe flower...
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In article <ORB8a.3966$cE4.350 at twister.nyroc.rr.com>, Jenny Rizzo <jenrizzo at nycap.rr.com> wrote: >I have a spathe flower (spathiphyllum) in my office...
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Images and information for Spathiphyllum sp. - Peace lily, spathe flower.
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Spathiphyllum sp. - Peace lily, spathe flower - 070727-7715. Spathiphyllum sp. (peace lily, spathe flower) Flowering habit at Hawaii Convention Center,
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These plants are valued for their handsome foliage and pretty flowers, which resemble Calla Lilies. These plants, commonly known as Peace Lilies, Snowflowers and Spathe Flowers, however, if they become too dry, the leaves will wilt and become yellow. Humidity is very important for maximum flower production.
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/ˌspeɪ ðəˈfɪl əm, -θə-, ˌspæθ ə-/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [spey-th uh-fil-uh m, -thuh-, spath-uh-] Show IPA. Use spathe-flower in a Sentence...
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Zantedeshia species and their hybrids are NZ's second largest export crop for cut flowers, featuring a range of flower-spathe colours that vary from maroon/dark-red through pink, to orange, yellow, cream and white.
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In cross section of the flower spathe the carotenoids were more evenly spread across most of the cell layers. They accumulated within the chromoplast and were seen as distinct globules within a cell. Orange cultivars such as 'Mango' had the anthocyanin pigment overlaying the carotenoid pigments.
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Hardiness: Sunset zones 2-24. USDA zones: 6-10. Mature size: Height: 10-12 inches (30-40 cm). Width: 12-16 inches (25-30 cm). Flowering period: Spring. Flowering attributes: Light pale green spathe folds over yellow spadix. Leaves die back to the ground, after the flower fades in the spring,
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