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151. June.

Author

Peacock, Kiku

Subjects
*JAPANESE morning glory, *MORNING glories, *FLOWERS, *DYES & dyeing
Abstract

Recalls the author's childhood experience of making dyes from the flowers of morning glories in Japan.

Published
1987

152. The tie-dyed look rubs off the T-shirt and onto the vine.

Author

Cohoon, Sharon

Subjects
MORNING glories, FLOWERS
Abstract

Describes a morning glory vine imported from Japan called `Tie Dye.' Features of the flowers found on the vine; How to plant seeds for morning glory; Where seeds can be obtained; Contact information.

Published
1998

153. Mixing morning glories for a multicolored show.

Subjects
MORNING glories
Abstract

Highlights the flowers morning glories (Ipomoea tricolor), grown by test garden coordinator Bud Stuckey, at Sunset magazine's headquarters in California. Shades of morning glories; Creations of Stuckey with morning glories.

Published
1996

154. Notes and Comment.

Subjects
AUTUMN, RASPBERRIES, MORNING glories, BIRDS
Abstract

The article offers a look at the late part of a fall season in Connecticut. On Main Street in Essex, weigela bush has been in full-bloom, there were fresh raspberries at Salisbury and a tower of Van Doren morning glories was in sight at a hillside garden in Cornwall. Meanwhile, migrating fall warblers trailed along the routes in some parts of the state and mocking birds were unexpectedly eyed in Hartford County.

Published
1969

155. Evik layby an option for morningglory in corn.

Author

Prostko, Eric P.

Subjects
*WEED control, *MORNING glories, *CORN farming
Abstract

The article offers the author's insights about the use of Evik layby to control morning glory in corn farms.

Published
2016

156. Chateau strategy proves promising.

Author

Bryant, Dan

Subjects
HERBICIDES, COWPEA, MORNING glories, WEED control
Abstract

The article reports on the introduction of Chateau herbicide in blackeye bean trials at the University of California which proves to be effective for the control of annual morning glory in California. Annual morning glories kill cowpea when they grow uncontrolled and there's a need to stop their growth. The herbicide contains flumioxazin which is not yet registered for dry beans. However, Fresno County farm advisor Kurt Hembree hopes that through the trials it will gain approval.

Published
2006

157. Know Your Weeds.

Author

Batts, Roger, Monks, David, and Mitchem, Wayne

Subjects
*MORNING glories, *WEEDS, *PLANT populations, *SEEDS, *LEAVES, *PLANT embryology, *PLANT species
Abstract

Features the morningglory weed. Factors that could increase the population of the weed; Description of the cotyledons of the weed; Leaf characteristics; Information on several species of the weed. INSET: Weeds To Watch.

Published
2005

158. GENERIC RELATIONSHIPS OF IPOMOEA, MERREMIA, AND OPERCULINA (CONVOLVULACEAE)

Author

STAPLES, GEORGE WILLIAM, III., Florida Atlantic University (Degree grantor), STAPLES, GEORGE WILLIAM, III., and Florida Atlantic University (Degree grantor)

Abstract

Collection: FAU Electronic Theses and Dissertations Collection, Thesis (M.S.)--Florida Atlantic University, 1979., Summary: Systematic relationships of Ipomoea L., Merremia Dennst., and Operculina Manso were investigated. Twenty seven species were examined (20 Ipomoea, 6 Merremia, and 1 Operculina); 18 species were illustrated. Attention was given to stigma morphology and anatomy, pollen types, cotyledon attachment, and cotyledon shape. Primary emphasis however was placed on stigma morphology and anatomy as taxonomic characters. Material examined differed in three respects: 1) division of the stigma into two, three, or superficially four parts; 2) degree to which each part of the stigma was lobed; 3) shape, relative size and density of papillae and pattern of arrangement of papillae on the lobes. A sequence of stigma types was proposed and a species which does not fit the scheme was discussed. Correlations between observed stigmatic surfaces and pollen types were considered. Cotyledon shape and attachment were also examined in 25 species (21 Ipomoea, 6 Merremia, and 1 Operculina). Segregation of Merremia tridentata (L.) Hall. f. is suggested due to differences from nominate Merremia in pollen type, stigma morphology, and the nature of the cotyledons., Charles E. Schmidt College of Science

Published
1979

159. Morning glories outside home, Northwest Williston, N.D.

Abstract

Morning glories growing outside a window of a house., Glass negatives, 4 x 6 in., "Road Building, New Car, Grain Shocks, Zollbergs, April, May, June 1920"--Handwritten on original box, Title created by staff., William E. "Bill" Shemorry was a native of Williston, N.D. who began work in the newspaper industry as a newsboy selling the Williston Herald and the Williams County Farmers Press. In 1953, he started to publish the Williston Plains Reporter, which he operated for 25 years before selling to the Williston Herald. Shemorry then began to concentrate on his own writing and photography. In addition to writing many books on the history of Williams County, he also collected photographs of early North Dakota photographers. Shemorry was an active member of the Williston Fire Department, was Civil Defense Chief of Williams County for three years in the 1950's, and was a combat photographer in World War II. Shemorry's photograph of the discovery of oil in North Dakota on April 4, 1951 at the Clarence Iverson No. 1 is one of the most famous oil photographs ever taken, and was published in many national publications.

Published
1920

161. DATEBOOK.

Author

Howard, Hilary

Subjects
*HEALTH resorts, *PHYSICAL fitness centers, *RESTAURANTS, *MORNING glories
Abstract

NEW YORK It's like restaurant week, but with spas. Established in 2004 to entice new customers, Spa Week, which runs tomorrow through April 20, will offer $50 beauty and body treatments at over 150 New York spas. They include the Murray Hill Day Spa, Red Door (whose body melt treatment is pictured below), Supple Spa and Moonflower Spa. But good news for those who will not be in the city: Spa Week is happening all over the country, and in Canada. For a complete listing visit www.spaweek.org. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2008

162. Morning Not-so-Glory?

Author

Fountain, Henry

Subjects
*MORNING glories, *CROP losses, *HERBICIDES, *WEED control, *AGRICULTURAL pests, *HERBICIDE resistance
Abstract

Reports on the methods used by farmers to control morning glory in the U.S. Association of morning glory growth near plant crops on the reduction of crop yields; Herbicides used by farmers to control the weeds; Development of tolerance of the weeds against glyphosphate, the active ingredient of the herbicide used to control morning glory.

Published
2004

163. GARDEN Q.& A.

Author

Land, Leslie

Subjects
*GARDENING, *MORNING glories, *BEANS
Abstract

Presents information on gardening. Tips on planting Dutchman's-pipe and morning glories; How to care for Provider bush beans.

Published
2000

164. GARDEN Q.& A.

Author

Galitzki, Dora

Subjects
*GARDENING, *MORNING glories, GERANIUM varieties
Abstract

Answers queries on gardening. Varieties of geraniums; Role of flies on the growth of Euonymus flowers; Information on morning glories.

Published
2000

166. Flame cultivation from years past most effective of vine weeds.

Author

Baldwin, Ford L.

Subjects
WEED control, EFFECT of fires on plants, CLIMBING plants, MORNING glories
Abstract

In this article the author discusses the effectiveness of flame cultivation to control vine weeds. Topics include an overview of flame cultivation, which involves spraying vine weeds, such as morning glories, with a flame generated by a butane fuel tank mounted on the rear of a tractor, and the dangers of flame cultivation.

Published
2011

167. Your grandfather's morning glories climb again.

Author

Martin, Tovah

Subjects
*MORNING glories, *FLOWER exhibitions
Abstract

Presents information on the morning glory flowers which are available from the Flower and Herb Exchange organization. Reference to Thelma Crawford, a member of the exchange; Views of Diane Wheatley, head of the exchange, on the role of morning glories in the Seed Savers Exchange; Information on the Flower and Herb Exchange; Details on morning glories including Carnaby Red, Brazilian Orange; Discussion on morning glories.

Published
1998

168. What will they think of next?

Author

Benson, Sally D.

Subjects
MORNING glories, SUBSTANCE abuse, SEEDS, ADDICTIONS
Abstract

The article comments on the use of morning glory seeds as a form of substance abuse in the United States. Articles from various newspapers have warned that the high feeling experienced from eating the seeds is associated with the hallucinogenic effects of lysergic acid diethylamide. It is reported that a high can be acquired by chewing as few as 50 seeds.

Published
2006

169. MORNING GLORY MONDAY (Book).

Subjects
*MORNING glories, *FICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "Morning Glory Monday," by Arlene Alda, illustrated by Maryann Kovalski.

Published
2003

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