Water Lily Pond Musee D'Ursay
What is the original English name of Claude Monet's "Water Lily Pond"?
Surely the original name wouldn't be English if it is by Monet! He was French!
Reply:The Water Lily Pond - Harmony In Green 1899
Musée d'Orsay, Paris
* Water Lilies and Green Bridges (two series)
* Japanese Footbridge and Water Garden (series)
* Water Landscapes (series) subtitle
Friday, November 18, 2011
How often do I water my calla lily?
I just bought a cally lily plant and was wondering how often I water it?
How often do I water my calla lily?
Ive asked the people of http://www.world-florists.com , I bought an orhchid plant with them. They told me to water the plant twice per week. Hope this helps.
Reply:most plants like moist dirt not soaked dirt so depending on the type of container or where its planted how hot it is and if your using mulch
check your soil about an inch deep if there is moisture its ok if not water it. best way to water is by first pouring wateraround the plant on the dirt to moisten the dirt then water again slowly to soak deeper. If this does not work and you see signs that the plant is wilting step it up with more frequent watering
How often do I water my calla lily?
Ive asked the people of http://www.world-florists.com , I bought an orhchid plant with them. They told me to water the plant twice per week. Hope this helps.
Reply:most plants like moist dirt not soaked dirt so depending on the type of container or where its planted how hot it is and if your using mulch
check your soil about an inch deep if there is moisture its ok if not water it. best way to water is by first pouring wateraround the plant on the dirt to moisten the dirt then water again slowly to soak deeper. If this does not work and you see signs that the plant is wilting step it up with more frequent watering
Could a Canadian Spotted Killer Land Trout bring a water lily for His date?
Or would that be just too much on a first date?
Could a Canadian Spotted Killer Land Trout bring a water lily for His date?
only if the date is on a tuesday, wednesdays require a water iris, thursdays need marsh marigolds, fridays are special - cardinal flowers, saturdays you would want to give zebra rush, sundays are for water lilies but you have to watch the color - depending on season you will want either texas dawn, mayla, Pink Sunrise, Rose Laydekeri, Red Spider or perhaps a Peachglow but again, that depends on the time of year. mondays are always given over to Bog Lily but on occasion, under certain circumstances White Bluebell Compacta can be given. but really, on first date you should always, regardless of what day it is give a Louisiana Iris as it symbolizes the CSKLT rite of passion
Reply:Yes. It helps to soften his image as a killer.
Reply:what are you smoking? and can i have some?
2 pts for me
Reply:Yes, Singles and dating would have been more appropriate..but that's okay! I'll answer it anyways...Yes, a water Lilly seems to fit the situation!
flowers and gifts
Could a Canadian Spotted Killer Land Trout bring a water lily for His date?
only if the date is on a tuesday, wednesdays require a water iris, thursdays need marsh marigolds, fridays are special - cardinal flowers, saturdays you would want to give zebra rush, sundays are for water lilies but you have to watch the color - depending on season you will want either texas dawn, mayla, Pink Sunrise, Rose Laydekeri, Red Spider or perhaps a Peachglow but again, that depends on the time of year. mondays are always given over to Bog Lily but on occasion, under certain circumstances White Bluebell Compacta can be given. but really, on first date you should always, regardless of what day it is give a Louisiana Iris as it symbolizes the CSKLT rite of passion
Reply:Yes. It helps to soften his image as a killer.
Reply:what are you smoking? and can i have some?
2 pts for me
Reply:Yes, Singles and dating would have been more appropriate..but that's okay! I'll answer it anyways...Yes, a water Lilly seems to fit the situation!
flowers and gifts
Opps A Daisy ! I think PrimRose has Poisoned Ivy! Water Lily & I going to do? She might Crocus next!?
I won't lilac some people did when this problem first arose. They all wanted me to stay mum about it; keep my tulips closed. But I spoke up because that would violet my principals. I told everyone I thought she had poisoned Sumacpherson, but no one listened. Now, peppered with questions from the press, their trying to soft-petal their knowledge of her previous crime. It's amazing how fir they will go to stem the tide of questions. But in the end, I still don't think they will bee able to hide it. They maple the wool over some eyes, but not all. If they leaf it up to me, they will all go down. Thistle ruin many of their careers.
Opps A Daisy ! I think PrimRose has Poisoned Ivy! Water Lily %26amp; I going to do? She might Crocus next!?
Thanks Alicat. This was a great question. Report It
Reply:Go and hide in your tent but don't let her know what bedouin. If she finds you plant her one right between her cornears.
Reply:Quite clever!
Reply:Give her a taste of her own medicine! Or take her down to the local fairground, where there's always lots of gyps-who'll-feel-ya!
Reply:This is what orchid recommends:
Insert tendrils into her Holy Flower. Then get on the Grapevine to purchase some weed. Get her stoned to death. Then send her via Interflora to some Carnation - like Japan. Then it'll be all Roses my petal ;)
Reply:shhh just sit quietly in your bed and wait until the snowdrops on her head.
Reply:Have you been DE-flowered? (Or just narcissistic?)
Reply:ALOE PETAL, I think you need to PLANT a trap. I will get CLEM ATIS and DAN DELION to POPPY round, so that you can talk to them somewhere PRIVET about it. They sort these things out on a DAHLIA basis and should be able to FREESIA of any problems concerning this BLOOMING woman. Other than that you`ll have to report her to the LAWn, or get her put in the STOCKs. Serves her right for STALKing you and Lily!
Reply:Rosemary said was sycamore when she heard Pansy had poisoned Ivy
Opps A Daisy ! I think PrimRose has Poisoned Ivy! Water Lily %26amp; I going to do? She might Crocus next!?
Thanks Alicat. This was a great question. Report It
Reply:Go and hide in your tent but don't let her know what bedouin. If she finds you plant her one right between her cornears.
Reply:Quite clever!
Reply:Give her a taste of her own medicine! Or take her down to the local fairground, where there's always lots of gyps-who'll-feel-ya!
Reply:This is what orchid recommends:
Insert tendrils into her Holy Flower. Then get on the Grapevine to purchase some weed. Get her stoned to death. Then send her via Interflora to some Carnation - like Japan. Then it'll be all Roses my petal ;)
Reply:shhh just sit quietly in your bed and wait until the snowdrops on her head.
Reply:Have you been DE-flowered? (Or just narcissistic?)
Reply:ALOE PETAL, I think you need to PLANT a trap. I will get CLEM ATIS and DAN DELION to POPPY round, so that you can talk to them somewhere PRIVET about it. They sort these things out on a DAHLIA basis and should be able to FREESIA of any problems concerning this BLOOMING woman. Other than that you`ll have to report her to the LAWn, or get her put in the STOCKs. Serves her right for STALKing you and Lily!
Reply:Rosemary said was sycamore when she heard Pansy had poisoned Ivy
Longfellow wrote abook that has a math puzzle in it regarding a water lily. What is the title of the book?
It is a problem that uses the phythagorean theorem to solve the question.
Longfellow wrote abook that has a math puzzle in it regarding a water lily. What is the title of the book?
Hiawatha's Sailing
Longfellow wrote abook that has a math puzzle in it regarding a water lily. What is the title of the book?
Hiawatha's Sailing
Which has more stomata a desert cactus or a water lily?
its a question given to us by our teacher. please leave an explanation do that I can understand =P
Which has more stomata a desert cactus or a water lily?
Water lilies will have less. Water plants have stomata on the sides exposed to air. Or if totally submerged, there are no stomata present. A cactus is covered with stomata but not as much as average plants.
Here's an exerpt from Radboud University---
Floating waterplants
Plants with floating leaves liek the water lily (Nymphaea sp.) obviously do not lack water. Their stomata of importance for the exchange of gases are present at the top only. Large air cavities provide buoyancy for the leaf. The large intercellular spaces continue into the stem and root and they provide the necessary oxygen to these organs. Leaves floating on a water surface are exposed to the sun and therefore often show a thick cuticle to avoid radiation damage. The species can capture the ample sunlight thanks to their well-developed palisade parenchyma that contains many chloroplasts.
I double checked wiki too.
Reply:I think the desert cactus has more stomata. The land plants need more stomata to survive than the water lily.
Reply:A water lily will have more stomata.A desert cactus will have very few stomata, because in deserts plants face water shortage so in order to avoid loss of water cacti have adapted to the desert environment by possessing few stomata.
Reply:A water lily would have more stomata because it doesn't have to worry about losing water - which is in constant supply for a water lily.
Stomata are the primary way of water evaporation from a plant, so it makes sense a cactus has fewer - it has to retain all the water it possibly can to make it in the dry desert!
Reply:Water lily. Since it is in a pond most of the time, it would have more stomata because it has an abundance of water available, whereas you have the cactus, with less stomata, in the middle of the desert with no water around and it needs to hold on to as much as it can.
Which has more stomata a desert cactus or a water lily?
Water lilies will have less. Water plants have stomata on the sides exposed to air. Or if totally submerged, there are no stomata present. A cactus is covered with stomata but not as much as average plants.
Here's an exerpt from Radboud University---
Floating waterplants
Plants with floating leaves liek the water lily (Nymphaea sp.) obviously do not lack water. Their stomata of importance for the exchange of gases are present at the top only. Large air cavities provide buoyancy for the leaf. The large intercellular spaces continue into the stem and root and they provide the necessary oxygen to these organs. Leaves floating on a water surface are exposed to the sun and therefore often show a thick cuticle to avoid radiation damage. The species can capture the ample sunlight thanks to their well-developed palisade parenchyma that contains many chloroplasts.
I double checked wiki too.
Reply:I think the desert cactus has more stomata. The land plants need more stomata to survive than the water lily.
Reply:A water lily will have more stomata.A desert cactus will have very few stomata, because in deserts plants face water shortage so in order to avoid loss of water cacti have adapted to the desert environment by possessing few stomata.
Reply:A water lily would have more stomata because it doesn't have to worry about losing water - which is in constant supply for a water lily.
Stomata are the primary way of water evaporation from a plant, so it makes sense a cactus has fewer - it has to retain all the water it possibly can to make it in the dry desert!
Reply:Water lily. Since it is in a pond most of the time, it would have more stomata because it has an abundance of water available, whereas you have the cactus, with less stomata, in the middle of the desert with no water around and it needs to hold on to as much as it can.
Friday, May 21, 2010
I need help please!?
I need an angiosperm that has modified leaves, stems, roots or flowers that do not function in the normal manner.
The ones taken are water lilies, cannabis, dandilions, and English lavender.
Could someone please help me with an example of one. I dont need information about it I can do that on my own Im just having a problem finding an example.
I need help please!?
This one is a bit far-fetched:
Name: dwarf palm (Chamaerops humilis)
Image:
http://www.dipbot.unict.it/Palms/Descr12...
Unusual behavior:
To attract insects, "These scents are released by large structures located at the sinuses of the palmate leaf"
see:
http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/abs...
Reply:How about hornworts? They grow completely submerged in water and really don't even have roots at all.
Rubber Slippers
The ones taken are water lilies, cannabis, dandilions, and English lavender.
Could someone please help me with an example of one. I dont need information about it I can do that on my own Im just having a problem finding an example.
I need help please!?
This one is a bit far-fetched:
Name: dwarf palm (Chamaerops humilis)
Image:
http://www.dipbot.unict.it/Palms/Descr12...
Unusual behavior:
To attract insects, "These scents are released by large structures located at the sinuses of the palmate leaf"
see:
http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi/abs...
Reply:How about hornworts? They grow completely submerged in water and really don't even have roots at all.
Rubber Slippers
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