List of all plants starting with the letter B (full catalog of names)
On this page, the Living Encyclopedia website is pleased to present to readers an encyclopedia of plants starting with the letter C. Here you will find a complete catalog (list) of all plants on planet Earth whose name begins with the letter C. To go to a detailed description of the plant you are interested in starting with the letter C, and also read literature about plants in C - click on the name of the desired plant.
Sabadilla Sabal Sabal Bermuda Sabal minor Sabal palmum Sabelnik Marsh cinquefoil Sabiaceae Savoy cabbage Savuraceae Real sago palm Cycad Cycad comb Cycad short-spined Cycad Miholitsa Cycad drooping Cycad Rumpha Cycad Tuara Cycad-like Sago palms Sasa Sasa Kurilian Sakaki Saxaul Saxa street white Saksaul Zaisansky
Sakura Sal (plant) Salak Salacca Salamander tree Salvadora Salvadora persiana Salvadoraceae Salviniaceae Salviniaceae (order) Salvinia Salvinia floating Tallow tree Samolus Samolus Valeranda Samolus creeping Boxwood Boxwood evergreen Boxwood Colchian Boxwood small-leaved Boxwood Boxwoods Sunberry Sanguinaria Sandalwood Sansevieria Santal Santal white Santal Santal flowers Santol Santolina Sanchezia Sapindaceae Sapindaceae (subfamily) Sapindaceae Sapodilla Sapota Sapotaceae Sapria Saraca Saraca indica Saraha (plant) Saraha edible Sargentodoxa Sarcobatus Sarcodes Sarcolenaceae Sarcostemma Sarraceniaceae Sarracenia Sarracenia purpurea Sarsazan Saruma Henry Sassafras Sassafras whitish Satin tree Safflower Safflower dyeing Sugar palm Sa sugar beet sugar apple sugar cane sugar cane ( genus) Wild sugar cane Sayanochka Swainson Swainson the beautiful Svalleniya Svartsia Beetroot Corolla beet Dwarf beet Fodder beet Common beet
C Sequoiaceae Sequoia Sequoiadendron giant Securinega variegated Securinega Securinega subshrub Selago Spleen Securinega alternate-leaved Wright's spleen Selenipedium Selenicereus grandiflora Saltpetreus Obtuse saltpeter Schober's saltpeteraceae Celery Celery aromatic Celery nodoflorum Seed ferns Seed plants Semiarundinaria Semiarundinaria lush Semiramysia Senna (plant) Senna alexandria Saintpaulia Se radella Seradella compressed Serapias Serapias small-flowered Serapias vomerous Heart (plant) Heart of bitter meadow heart Heart of small flowers Impatiens heart Serenoa Serissa Siberian greybeard Serpuha Serpuha barefoot Serpuha tinctiflora Sesbania grandiflora Sesleria Setiechinopsis Siagrus Rumyantseva Siberian irises Siversia Siwiec Sigillaria Sida Sydalcea malvoflora Sideroxylon stinking Sisal (plant) Syzygium Syzygium oily Syzygium met fir-tree Syzygium cordate Syzygium southern Sicana fragrant Sycamore Symarubaceae Simplocaceae Simsia Symphiotrichum Symphoraceae Synadoxa Syngonium Eryngium Eryngium alpine Eryngium alpine Eryngium fragrant Eryngium flatifolia Eryngium field Enegugolium seaside Sinningia Sinningia beautiful Sinofranchetia Cynthia (plant) Cyanosis (plant) Blue cyanosis Creeping cyanosis Northern cyanosis Northern cyanosis Cynuaceae (subfamily) Bruise (plant) Whitening bruise Wildpreta's bruise Greenish bruise common yak Plantain bruise Simple bruise Russian bruise Pine bruise Siparunaceae Lilac Amur lilac Hungarian lilac Wolf's lilac Himalayan lilac Komarova lilac Shaggy lilac Common lilac Persian lilac Fluffy lilac Broad-leaved lilac Rumpling toad Rumpling Gerard's Rumpling Gerard's Rumpling Filamentous Rumpling Acute Rumpling Römer's Rumpling Rump nick thin Rusticum jointed Ruscinaceae Rusticum yellowish Sicidium Scabiosa Scabiosa Isetskaya Scalesia Scalesia pedunculate Scandix crested Scapani globulus Squamellaria Skerda Skerda swamp Skerda biennial Skerda Jacquena Skerda roofing Sclerocaria ethiopia Scoliopus Scopolia
Prickly scorpionwort Curly Chinese twister Spiral twister Spiral twister Lurker (Cereals) Prickly lurker Lurker Curly lurker Mackerel Curly scorpion Mackerel Mackerelium Leatherberry Slateberry Slate berry Slate berry upright Slate berry Plum Plum (subgenus) African plum Domestic plum Cockatoo plum Dwarf plum Chinese plum Sea plum Plum Thallas Elephant grass Elephant apple Soursop apple Smilax Smilaxaceae Smyrnia european Smirnovia Smithianta Smolevka Akinfiev's Smolevka Gelman's Smolevka Cretaceous Smolevka Common Smolyanka Creeping Smolevka Drooping Smolevka Rocky Smolevka Narrow-leaved Smolevka Adhesive Smolyovan Resiniferous Resiniferous currants Alpine currant American currant vos eastern currants highest currants Gaia currants double-needle currants Siberian grouse currants Fragrant currants Ferruginous currants Golden currants Rock currants Spike currants Komarov currants Beautiful currants Red currants Blood red currants Laurel currants Ice currants Few-flowered currants Malvolifolia currants Manchurian currants Meyer currants Multiflowered currants Moss currants Lake currants Bristle currants Palchevsky currants Sad currants Currant bracts Currant bunched Currant variegated Sakhalin currant Rock currant Ussuri currant Black currant Broad-leaved currant Yanchevsky's currant Snowberry Snowberry White snowberry Snowberry white Snowberry mountain-loving Snowberry western Snowberry Chinese Snowberry round-leaved Snowberry small-leaved Snowberry soft Snowberry rounded Snowberry Snowberry common Sokirki Sokirki field Soleros Soleros European Sunflower Arctic sunflower Licorice Korzhinsky's licorice Ural licorice Bristlegrass licorice Saltmarsh Solonerk Common saltwort Solonerk splayed Solyanella angustifolia Soldanella Solyanka (plant) Solyanka dullifolia Solyanka (triba) Solyanka Sonneratia Sonneratia alba Sorghum Sorghum bicolor Pine Aleppo pine Arizona pine Balfour pine Banks pine Bhutanese white pine Chinese white pine Mexican white pine Whitebark pine Swamp pine Bunge pine Sos on Weymouth Virginia Pine Geldreich Pine Himalayan pine Dense-flowered pine Yellow pine Gerard pine Rigid pine Geoffrey pine Western pine Calabrian pine Canary pine Caribbean pine European cedar pine Prickly pine Short conifer pine Crimean pine Cuban pine Coulter pine Incense pine Llama pine Berta Radiata Pine Masson Pine Chalk Pine Montezuma Pine Soft Pine Soft Needle Pine Pine Scots bristlecone pine Intermountain bristlecone pine Sand pine Pinia pine Pitsunda pine Late pine Maritime pine Rumelian pine Sabina pine Siberian cedar pine Lodgepole pine Resin pine Elfin pine European dwarf pine Slender pine Edible pine Sos on Torrey Thunberg pine Black pine Elliot pine Eldar pine Oviparous pine Pines Pines (order) Saussurea Vascular plants Vascular spores Sophora Sophora yellowish Sophora aurefolia Sophora foxtail Sophora thick-fruited Sophora japonica Sophoraceae Sophronitis Soybean Soybean (genus) Sparaxis Asparagus Asparagus officinalis Asparagus low-branched Asparagus Pallas Asparagus fine-leaved Asparagus Asparaguaceae Spartina Spathiphyllum Spa todea Spelled Spigelia Spigelia marilandensis Spilanthes Spireanthus Spiraea Spiraea Spiraea Boumalda Spiraea Vangutta Spiraea oak-leafed Spiraea willow-leaved Spiraea gray Spiraea medium Spiraea japonica Spirogyra Splachnum Sprekelia Sprotnopetalnye Stakhuzia Stachusia Stachusia yellow Stelnik spiky Stalnik small Stanhopea tiger Stapelia Stauntonia Stauntonia six-leaved Stachytarpheta Stachyurus cohosh St ebleleaf powerful Stevaniella Stevania Stevania levcoa Stevia Stevia honey Stegnosperma Stemonaceae Stemonuraceae Stenandrium Stenostephanus Sterigmostemum caspianum Sterculiaceae Sterculia Stefania (plant) Stefania four-stamen Stylidium Stylidium Stylaceae Styrax benzoin Styraxaceae Styphelia Strasburgeriaceae Passionflower Stinking Passionflower Blue Passionflower Laurel-leaved Passionflower Passionflower meat-red Passionflower tetrahedral Passionflower ligulate Passionflower Strawberry bloriza Strelitzia Strelitzia white Strelitzia regal Strelitzia Arrowhead Arrowhead common Arrowhead floating Arrowhead trifoliate Streptocarpus Streptolyrion Streptolyrion climbing Strychnos Strychnos prickly Strychnos poisonous Strobilant Strongylodon Strongylodon macrocarpal Strophanthus Strophanthus Kombe Strophanthus bristly Stuartia Stuartia malacodendron Stuartia pseudocamellia Sudan grass Sumac naked sumac tannic sumac fragrant sumac Chinese sumac copal sumac Staghorn sumac yy Crepes Stone colzas Ketskhoveli colzas Common colzas Bractal colzas colzas straight-horned Cola compressed Sicilian rapeseed Surianaceae Suriname cherry Susak Susak umbelliferous Susak rumen Sutherlandia Suterlandia fruticosa Dried flower annual Sushenica Forest cinquefoil Marsh squash Sphagnum mosses Sphagnum bog sphagnum Hairy sphagnum Sphagnum magellanicus Ongström's sphagnum Sphenoclea Sphenotoma Spherolobium Spherosepalaceae Spherophysa Spherophysa solonetzic Schenoplectus Schenus Schizanthus Schizonepeta Schizonepeta multiincised Schisonepeta annua Schizophragma Schinopsis Schinopsis Balances Schinopsis quebracho-colorado Scaevola Sciadopitis Scindapsus Scififora Sytevye Syt Amur Sytdy Brown Sytdy Gaspan Sytey Smooth Sytine Dzungarian Sytine Long Sytey Iriya Sytey Round Sytey Mikeli Sytey Heterogeneous Sytey Crowded Syttom
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Flowers starting with the letter C
Lilac beauty, falling in love, the first excitement of love Lilac (white) first love, “Let's love each other!” Lilac (purple) “My heart belongs to you!” Lilac (purple) “Do you still love me?” Lilac (pink) love and recognition
Plum (flower) “Keep your promises!”; beauty and longevity
Pine hope, pity, nostalgia. “It’s so sad to remember...”
Strelitzia victory, masculinity, originality, determination. Strelitzia is considered the flower of strong, brave and successful people.
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White lilac - “My first love” Lilac lilac - “Do you still love me?” Pink lilac – love and recognition Plum (flower) – beauty and longevity Stephanotis – Happy marriage Passion flower – fidelity and respect
Light-loving plants
- heliophytes, plants of open areas that cannot tolerate prolonged shading. They have relatively thick leaves with small-celled columnar and spongy parenchyma and a large number of stomata. Leaf cells contain a significantly larger number (from 50 to 300) of chloroplasts than shade-tolerant plants. Light-loving plants are characterized by a high intensity of photosynthesis. These are mainly plants of steppes, hills and semi-deserts.
Cotyledons
– cotyledonis - the first leaves of plants that develop in the seed on an undifferentiated embryo. In shape, anatomy, structure and function they often differ sharply from the real leaves formed on the growth cone of the shoot. Conifers usually have several cotyledons (from 2 to 15), dicotyledons - 2, and monocotyledons - 1. In some dicotyledons, the embryo is carried by 1 cotyledon (cyclamen, etc.); and vice versa, among some monocots there is an embryo with 2 cotyledons (Commelina, Dioscorea), but this phenomenon is secondary. During aboveground germination, the cotyledons turn green and are capable of photosynthesis, and during underground germination, they serve as a repository of citary substances (for example, in hazel, oak); in seeds with endosperm, they supply citary substances to the aboveground part of the seedling. Sometimes in dicotyledons, for example, in Peperomia, one cotyledon remains in the seed, and the other comes out of the seed and turns green. Probably, in the process of evolution, the monocotyledonous embryo originated from the dicotyledonous one as a result of the reduction of the second cotyledon. After germination, the cotyledons remain alive on the plant, sometimes for several months (ivy).
Scarification of seeds - scarifico - scratch, cut - mechanical violation of the seed shell. It is used to obtain better germination and germination of seeds with a very hard seed coat (legumes, pelargonium, etc.). The seeds are passed through scarifier machines or treated with strong sulfuric acid and other methods. One of the scarification methods available at home is to rub the seeds between two wooden boards on which strips of fine-grained sandpaper are glued. The seed shell can also be cut or pricked with a sharp needle, scalpel, or file, but what is very important - from the side opposite to the root of the embryo! Otherwise, the seed will die.
Inflorescence - inflorescentia - a shoot (or system of shoots) of a plant that bears flowers. Inflorescences are characteristic of most flowering plants. They are divided depending on the degree of branching. The number of flowers depends on the type of plant and can range from a few units to several tens of thousands (in some species of agaves, palm trees).
Bolting is the premature formation of peduncles, flowering and seed ripening.
Seed stratification - stratum - layer, layer and facio - do - one of the methods of pre-sowing seed preparation to accelerate germination. The purpose of the method is to keep the seeds in conditions close to natural, in which some types of trees, shrubs and other plants (fruit, some medicinal, coniferous) inevitably find themselves. If planted immediately after harvesting for germination, these seeds will not germinate because... they require a certain period of rest in humid and cool conditions, so they are satisfied with stratification. It consists of layering the seeds with sand, sawdust, finely cut peat, moss, or placing them in several layers of gauze. Then they are moistened and kept at 3 - 5 degrees and free access of air (stratification temperature depends on the type of plant, so for some conifers it should be near zero). At this time, the seeds ripen and emerge from dormancy. The duration of stratification for different crops is not the same, for example, apple and pear seeds last 120...130 days, cedar 50 - 60 days. Important! Seeds should not dry out during stratification!
