Crambe Plant

Crambe Sponge

Microbiota

Plants, Genetically Modified

Maritima6

• Crambe maritima, common name sea kale, seakale or crambe, is a species of halophytic (salt-tolerant) flowering plant in the genus Crambe of the family Brassicaceae. (wikipedia.org)
• Crambe maritima is a halophyte, meaning that it tolerates salt and is therefore found on coastal beaches where little else thrives. (wikipedia.org)
• Crambe maritima (sea kale) is a halophytic perennial plant in the genus Crambe and a member of the Brassicaceae. (crambemaritima.org)
• Morphological variations between populations of Crambe maritima L. in Ireland. (crambemaritima.org)
• If you have ever walked along the stoney coastlines of southern England, you may have chanced across the leathery, rosettes of our native sea kale - Crambe maritima. (blogspot.com)
• Crambe maritima, hopefully a future depositor in my garden's seed bank. (agrowingobsession.com)

Cordifolia5

• Crambe cordifolia Steven , Mém. (wikimedia.org)
• Crambe cordifolia in The Plant List Version 1.1. (wikimedia.org)
• Crambe cordifolia in the Germplasm Resources Information Network (GRIN) , U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service. (wikimedia.org)
• Plant which need at least a few hours a day of solar light.The Crambe cordifolia bears even very harsh temperatures, therefore it can be grown outdoors without feeling endangered by low temperatures. (gardening.eu)
• Sunny areas are planted with herbaceous perennials and foliage plants including hardy geraniums, Crambe cordifolia, artemisia "Powis Castle" and South African phygelius species. (ltgov.bc.ca)

Kale1

• Perhaps more interestingly, sea kale is a rare halophytic species, that is to say it is a plant which is capable either of of growing in waters of high salinity, or comes into contact with saline water through its roots or by salt spray. (blogspot.com)

Species10

• It is the dominant plant species in plant communities found in fragmentary, endangered habitats on shingle beaches and bars on the southern Baltic coasts of Sweden, Finland and Estonia, east to Mecklenburg, where it grows together with Leymus arenarius, Euphorbia palustris, Honkenya peploides, Angelica archangelica ssp. (wikipedia.org)
• Morocco's unique mountainous ranges and forest landscapes are home to thousands of different plant species, many of which are unique to the Mediterranean area. (gardenguides.com)
• It is believed that only 2% of all plant species can be regarded as a halophyte. (blogspot.com)
• We are proud of our Monticello collection, and 25 years of historic plant hunting have uncovered some treasured wonders of the early 19th-century horticultural world: from the yellow Antwerp raspberry and Marseilles fig to the tennis-ball lettuce and pineapple melon to the ornamental Barbados flower fence or Caesalpinia pulcherrima (formerly Poinciana pulcherrima), species Pelargonium inquinans, the scarlet pentapetes, and "Bremo Musk Cluster" rose (Rosa moschata plena). (monticello.org)
• This natural rock outcropping adjacent to the Trades driveway is planted with ferns and native plants including pink and white Erythronium species. (ltgov.bc.ca)
• The first experiment was carried out with both Meloidogyne species in vitro: dried leaves of crambe (200 mg L-1) were added in the solvents: water for infusion and grinding, acetone, water + ethanol, methyl alcohol, hexane and chloroform. (unioeste.br)
• A number of Ribes species are not self fertile and need to be planted in groups for good fruit production. (blogspot.com)
• Camassias were important staple food plants for various Native American peoples although this species didn't have the best tasting bulbs. (edimentals.com)
• 060621: Green hairstreak / grønnstjertvinge : the larvae live on Rubus species many were planted last year! (edimentals.com)
• Crambe L. is a species of the Brassicaceae family. (bartin.edu.tr)

Genus2

• Taxonomic review of the genus Crambe sect. (wikimedia.org)
• A plant genus of the family BRASSICACEAE . (nih.gov)

Keratin4

• John Masters Organics Overnight Hair Mask with Plant-Based Keratin & Crambe Abyssinia is an advanced, vegan hydrating hair mask that combines innovative ingredients to help transform the health, strength, and suppleness of your hair . (lilou-organics.com)
• At the heart of the formula is Plant-Based Keratin which delivers vegan proteins to help repair the hair cuticle and prevent future breakage . (lilou-organics.com)
• Plant-Based Keratin - Contains vegan proteins that can help increase hair strength, and elasticity by repairing the hair cuticle. (lilou-organics.com)
• John Masters uses plant based keratin and crambe abyssinica in this natural treatment to gently get your hair back into peak condition. (gloworganic.co.uk)

Brassicaceae2

• Crambe (Brassicaceae, Brassiceae). (wikimedia.org)
• Here we show the feasibility of three Brassicaceae oilseeds crambe, camelina, and carinata, none of which are widely cultivated for food use, as hosts for complex metabolic engineering of wax esters for lubricant applications. (usda.gov)

Hispanica1

• An annual herb that grows more than 1 meter in height and produces many fine branches, Crambe (Crambe hispanica) naturally grows in Morocco, throughout the Mediterranean and the Middle East. (gardenguides.com)

Perennial7

• In the spring let s remember to fertilize our perennial plants, using a slow release granular fertilizer, to add in one solution every 3-4 months. (gardening.eu)
• Generally during the period of vegetatational rest it isn't necessary to water our perennial plants, which in many cases lose their aerial part. (gardening.eu)
• Grow these perennial plants in a very well drained substratum. (gardening.eu)
• Perennial, long-lived crops like these save energy and other resources because they practically eliminate annual planting, and they could form a managed forest that doubles as a wildlife habitat and recreation area. (cleantechnica.com)
• Largely perennial vegetables are being planted geographically around the circle, currently some 80 plants, many of which can be read about inspired by my own book Around the World in 80 plants (see http://www.edimentals.com/blog/?page_id=30 ). (edimentals.com)
• A perennial is an individual plant that comes back year after year. (yardtofeedeverybody.com)
• This could be because the plant is from a warmer climate, where it is perennial but it dies in our winters. (yardtofeedeverybody.com)

Camelina1

• Here we show the feasibility of three plants called crambe, camelina, and carinata, none of which are used for food use, as hosts for metabolic engineering of grease-type chemicals. (usda.gov)

Extract3

• The objective of this work was to study the effect of Crambe abyssinica leaf extract on Meloidogyne incognita and Meloidogyne javanica control in tomato plants, and the possible effect of allyl isothiocyanate component in this interaction. (unioeste.br)
• A plant extract known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, which can help soothe and protect the skin. (ihostore.com)
• Capixyl™ is a peptide (acetyl tetrapeptide-3) that is combined with a plant-based red clover extract, densely rich in Biochanin A, these ingredients work together on DHT modulation in the body, focusing on inhibiting the production of 5-α reductase that promotes healthy hair while also working simultaneously to stimulate the renew. (kissandmakeupstore.com)

Cultivation2

• Its main cultivation is for the harvesting of its seed oil used in industrial lubricants and products, as stated by Plant Resources of Tropical Africa (PROTA). (gardenguides.com)
• Field cultivation of optimized crambe demonstrated commercial utility of these engineered plants and a path for sustainable production of other industrial oils in dedicated specialty oilseeds. (usda.gov)

Foliage plants1

• Looks great with burgundy colored foliage plants, esp. (blogspot.com)

Edible4

• Beyond their beauty, many native plants in Morocco are edible, used for medicine or produce materials for traditional crafts. (gardenguides.com)
• We depend on donations from users of our database of over 8000 edible and useful plants to keep making it available free of charge and to further extend and improve it. (pfaf.org)
• Mustard is a member of the Brassica plant family which has tiny round edible seeds. (copperwiki.org)
• The marsh mallow, as well as being edible, is a splendid garden plant. (torrens.org)

Seeds3

• Present in the leaves, seeds and fruits of plants such as coffee, tea and cocoa. (k-time.it)
• This is my fourth year making and saving potato seeds and as a complete plant nerd it is one of the most fun garden experiments I have started. (cultivariable.com)
• At this stage they are at their most beautiful-sprays of pale ochre, several thousand seeds on each plant. (bubahof.com)

Grow5

• Compare the results of the soil test(s) to the requirements of the plants you intend to grow, as well as the maximum allowable concentrations of heavy metals as defined by the EPA and FDA. (pfaf.org)
• The root systems of the three plants grow to different depths and so should not impede each other. (pfaf.org)
• Our new network is also planned centred around rectory gardens and other gardens to demonstrate and inspire to grow new plants but also to conserve old varieties of food plants and ornamentals. (edimentals.com)
• I'm usually pretty careful with labels, but when you grow enough plants, you will screw up. (cultivariable.com)
• I'm envious of gardens with separate growing beds to trial plants and grow some on to a bigger size, like this Aloe marlothii x castanea hybrid, which is temporarily tucked in near the base of the 'Yellow Gem' kangaroo paws. (agrowingobsession.com)

Cirsium1

• I also saw mature plants of this native thistle, Cirsium occidentale, at AAP's last weekend. (agrowingobsession.com)

Perennials2

• Today is November 11th, and it felt like one of the last safe days to plant perennials this year. (yardtofeedeverybody.com)
• Fall is a great time to plant perennials, btw) There's a long cold stretch coming and the ground will probably freeze, taking plant roots with it. (yardtofeedeverybody.com)

Crop3

• For those without the financial means to purchase expensive blanching pots, Maher suggests covering the plants in a mat covered by a thick layer of gravel, and Curtis mentions simply hoeing a foot of soil over the crown, or piling sea sand, pebbles or coal ash over it, although both agree this will produce a much inferior crop. (wikipedia.org)
• The objective of this study is to develop a genetics-based phytoremediation strategy for arsenic uptake, translocation, detoxification, and hyperaccumulation into the fast-growing, high biomass, non-food crop Crambe abyssinica. (nih.gov)
• The plant is cultivated as a field crop in most temperate countries. (copperwiki.org)

Grows3

• An annual flowering plant that grows more than 1 meter tall, the young plants and its leaves are boiled and eaten as vegetables. (gardenguides.com)
• It is a small annual plant, which grows up to a height of one mt. with some branches. (copperwiki.org)
• Or the plant could be a type that grows, sets seed, and dies all in one season, regardless of winter temperatures. (yardtofeedeverybody.com)

Crops2

• The laundry list of sustainable biofuel crops just keeps getting longer and longer, thanks to new research that shows how to break down the hard cell walls of woody, non-food plants like switchgrass . (cleantechnica.com)
• The biofueld industry has begun to focus on weedy biofuel crops like crambe because they do not compete for space with food crops. (cleantechnica.com)

Growth2

• It is a nonessential element that affects plant growth and development. (bartin.edu.tr)
• they adversely affect plant growth and development and cause some physiological and molecular changes. (bartin.edu.tr)

Mediterranean1

• This oil comes from a plant of Mediterranean origin. (k-time.it)

Shrubs1

• If possible, create sheltered areas by planting drought tolerant trees and shrubs. (thegardenersguild.co.uk)

Garden19

• Night gardens are similar to white gardens in that night garden plants feature flowers, fruits, and leaves with a light color which serve to reflect moonlight. (plantdelights.com)
• Night garden plants do not have to be white. (plantdelights.com)
• In addition to color, night garden plants use fragrant flowers to perfume the night air. (plantdelights.com)
• Some night garden plants are used to create sound when the wind blows through them. (plantdelights.com)
• This garden features plants of British Columbia from the University of British Columbia Botanical Garden. (ltgov.bc.ca)
• The planting of this garden was a project by the horticultural class of Camosun College in Victoria. (ltgov.bc.ca)
• The Cut Flower Garden is dominated by a magnificent London plane tree which provides shade for hostas, hellebores, primulas and other shade-loving plants. (ltgov.bc.ca)
• Many traditional cottage garden plants are also featured, including campanulas, forget-me-nots and foxgloves. (ltgov.bc.ca)
• Andrew Yeoman of Ravenhill Herb Farms designed the garden, donated plants and advised the Friends of Government House Gardens Society on maintenance. (ltgov.bc.ca)
• The Rock and Alpine Garden features choice plants from the mountainous areas of the world. (ltgov.bc.ca)
• Most of the plants in this garden were started from seed and obtained from the Alpine Garden Society in London, the Scottish Rock Garden Club in Edinburgh and the Alpine Garden Club of BC in Vancouver. (ltgov.bc.ca)
• Wildflowers are generally pest free and low maintenance, thrive in poor soil conditions, and unlike cultivated garden plants, require little to no fuss. (butchartgardens.com)
• The World Garden is basically a 12 m diameter circle where the centre represents the North Pole and houses a garden of Arctic food plants. (edimentals.com)
• I've planted 4 in the World Garden and they are growing well! (edimentals.com)
• A beautiful garden plant with various colour (red, orange, green) foliage. (torrens.org)
• I don't remember which one I planted in the gravel garden and won't know until it blooms, which may be eons away still. (agrowingobsession.com)
• A couple self-sown sideritis turned up this spring, which I greedily potted up at first sight and just planted back into the garden yesterday. (agrowingobsession.com)
• The mother plant was very short-lived in my garden, so I was surprised to find a seedling early this spring. (agrowingobsession.com)
• One of the surprise benefits of keeping pots near the garden proper is that occasionally plants will self-seed into the softer potting soil. (agrowingobsession.com)

Soil2

• Soil texture should also be analyzed, so the gardener has an idea if other amendments are needed (e.g. plants that require a lot of water may die of dehydration in very sandy soil). (pfaf.org)
• The engineered Crambe will be evaluated for removing arsenic from the soil in laboratory, greenhouse, and field conditions. (nih.gov)

Vegetables1

• Plant these three vegetables together. (pfaf.org)

Ingredients1

• We use natural and organic certified ingredients from the highest quality plant sources around the world. (botani.com.au)

Naturally1

• The naturally derived EGCG Green Tea ingredient is a plant-based compound that acts as a powerful antioxidant to prevent damage to the hair and scalp. (kissandmakeupstore.com)

Varieties1

• We generated plant varieties that produced more than 20% of these grease-type chemicals in their seed oil. (usda.gov)

Weeds1

• The sprawling squash shades the ground which suppresses weeds and lowers ground temperature if it is planted at the correct time. (pfaf.org)

Important staple1

• Rice is one of the most important staple plant foods that provide a major source of calories and nutrients for tackling the global hunger index especially in developing countries. (bvsalud.org)

Begonia1

• Thousands of Begonia plants showcasing more than 90 different types of Begonias are planted throughout the grounds. (butchartgardens.com)

Thrive2

• Learn which plants thrive in your Hardiness Zone with our new interactive map! (gardenguides.com)
• In particular, switchgrass, miscanthus and other woody plants can thrive with little or no use of herbicides, pesticides, fertilizer, or excessive irrigation. (cleantechnica.com)

Origin1

• Chamomile German Essential Oil COA MSDS Botanical binomial: Matricaria recutita Family: Asteraceae (Compositae) Other names: Blue Chamomile Country of Origin: Nepal Part of plant used in production: Flower head Methods of production: Steam Distillation Description: German Chamomile is an annual aromatic herb with branching stems, feathery leaves, and white flowers. (plantspower.ca)

Harsh1

• I think too often I subject potentially tough plants to overly harsh conditions initially, when what they need is some babying for a good start. (agrowingobsession.com)

Hibiscus1

• The Hibiscus rosa-sinensis plant (also known as the "Rose of China") is a flowering plant rich in antioxidants, lipids, Vitamin A and C and an array of amino acids. (kissandmakeupstore.com)

Related to the cabbage1

• The plant is related to the cabbage and was first cultivated as a vegetable in Britain around the turn of the 18th century. (wikipedia.org)

Water3

• If desired we can also use a liquid fertilizer for flowering plants, to mix with the irrigation water every 20-25 days. (gardening.eu)
• Drought tolerant plants are Ideal if you are likely to forget to water them, spend alot of time away during the summer or have no water source nearby to water them during times of low rainfall. (thegardenersguild.co.uk)
• Groups of Iris pseudacorus and Acorus calamus are planted in the water and the pond is home to a variety of ducks, turtles and many forms of birdlife. (ltgov.bc.ca)

Tissues1

• Our central hypothesis is that organ-specific expression of genes, which control the transport, oxidation state, and binding of As, can be tuned to yield efficient extraction and hyperaccumulation into above-ground plant tissues. (nih.gov)

Flower1

• I will update in spring with images of these plants before they flower. (yardtofeedeverybody.com)

Leaves2

• After the extracts with increased activity were tested at doses of 200, 300, 400 and 500 mg L-1 of crambe dry leaves. (unioeste.br)
• This is a stately and noble plant, with large heart shaped leaves. (heritageflowerfarm.com)

Evaluate1

• The first field trials occurred at WIU in the summer of 2001 with continuing experiments to evaluate stand establishment, weed control, planting date, and inter-specific hybridization. (wiu.edu)

Annual1

• In annual polycultures, filling root space and vertical space with different plants is seen as a way to get more use out of a particular volume of space. (pfaf.org)

Biotechnology2

• Shane Devlin¹, Angela Mina Vargas¹-2, Kenneth Dinan1 Charles Spillane.¹-2 ¹ Genetics and Biotechnology Lab, Department of Botany and Plant Science, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland. (crambemaritima.org)
• Many different industrial vegetable oils can be generated through biotechnology, but may require special plant than those used for food-grade vegetable oil. (usda.gov)

Gardeners1

• In an effort to make the benefits of these systems easier to use by small scale gardeners, many people have developed, guilds, polycultures, and plant communities which "form healthy, interacting networks that reduce the gardener's labor, yield abundant gifts for people and wildlife, and help the environment. (pfaf.org)

Early6

• Over and about this pot fresh manure would be heaped a few feet deep, the heat produced when this dung rotted would be sufficient to force the plant to bolt as early as December, although later in the winter was recommended. (wikipedia.org)
• New plants should be installed during early spring and kept moist until established. (blogspot.com)
• New plants should be installed during mid to late autumn or early spring while still dormant. (blogspot.com)
• Old leggy plants can be cut to the ground during early spring to renovate. (blogspot.com)
• I pulled these plants early because I had ulluco going to seed in the same bed and needed to clear some space. (cultivariable.com)
• Around now, early November, a lot of plants are looking like this. (yardtofeedeverybody.com)

Grown2

• The market for okra could be similar to soybeans, and okra could be grown using the same planting and harvesting equipment. (wiu.edu)
• An erect, clump-forming plant that is primarily grown for its blue spring flowers, feathery green summer foliage and golden fall color. (heritageflowerfarm.com)

Good1

• Give plants a good soaking before planting. (thegardenersguild.co.uk)

Tall1

• I knew they were tall plants in bloom but wasn't sure about their width, so seeing them at Annie's helped fill in the blanks on the eventual size of this 'Jacob's Rod. (agrowingobsession.com)

Native plants1

• There are two powerhouse native plants that hide in gardens and meadows across the Northeast all spring and summer, only to emerge in the fall. (yardtofeedeverybody.com)

Industrial oil1

• It is an important industrial oil plant with high erusic acid content. (bartin.edu.tr)

Year2

• You'll come back a year later, tug on the plant, and it will come right out, with the roots still circling in their old pattern. (yardtofeedeverybody.com)
• Only one plant of Castor Bean 'New Zealand Purple' was overwintered, so there's very few volunteers this year. (agrowingobsession.com)

High1

• Plants with abundant resources and high protein content are potential sources. (bvsalud.org)

Light1

• When checking the roots of dubious plants, you're looking for white or light colored roots that are plump, not withered. (yardtofeedeverybody.com)

Proteins1

• Heavy metals are one of the abiotic stress factor for plants, they effect the plant life cycles binding to sulfhydryl groups in amino acids and proteins. (bartin.edu.tr)