Phalaris arundinacea - Revision history

TheTraveler at 14:28, 4 November 2011

2011-11-04T14:28:23Z

Abbyssinian: deleting the inappropriate content

2010-08-11T17:48:23Z

deleting the inappropriate content

DMT fan no. 1: /* Cultivation section */ http://email.seznam.cz/redir?hashId=677538802&to=http%3a%2f%2fscholar%2egoogle%2ecz%2fscholar%5furl%3fhl%3dcs%26q%3dhttp%3a%2f%2fwww%2eborenv%2enet%2fBER%2fpdfs%2fber15%2fber

2010-08-10T14:34:55Z

‎Cultivation section: http://email.seznam.cz/redir?hashId=677538802&to=http%3a%2f%2fscholar%2egoogle%2ecz%2fscholar%5furl%3fhl%3dcs%26q%3dhttp%3a%2f%2fwww%2eborenv%2enet%2fBER%2fpdfs%2fber15%2fber

DMT fan no. 1: /* Cultivation section */

2010-07-31T18:19:22Z

‎Cultivation section

DMT fan no. 1: /* Cultivation section */

2010-07-31T09:18:22Z

‎Cultivation section

DMT fan no. 1 at 14:49, 30 July 2010

2010-07-30T14:49:17Z

DMT fan no. 1 at 14:49, 30 July 2010

2010-07-30T14:49:04Z

DMT fan no. 1 at 14:48, 30 July 2010

2010-07-30T14:48:34Z

DMT fan no. 1: adding the ,Cultivation section´

2010-07-28T15:38:00Z

adding the ,Cultivation section´

DMT fan no. 1 at 15:34, 28 July 2010

2010-07-28T15:34:15Z

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 {{:Wikipedia:Phalaris arundinacea}}
-[[Category:Botanics]]
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 == Cultivation section ==
 '''Growing''': Although many species prefers humid areas, they´ll grow as good in most of the garden soil, which doesn´t dry over the summer. Green-leafed species are growed on sun or in the light shadow, colour-leafed cultivars is optimal to seed on a sunny place, else threats return to the green leaves. Most of the species is cold proof. They are breeded by seeding or separation.

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	'''Growing''': Although many species prefers humid areas, they´ll grow as good in most of the garden soil, which doesn´t dry over the summer. Green-leafed species are growed on sun or in the light shadow, colour-leafed cultivars is optimal to seed on a sunny place, else threats return to the green leaves. Most of the species is cold proof. They are breeded by seeding or separation.		'''Growing''': Although many species prefers humid areas, they´ll grow as good in most of the garden soil, which doesn´t dry over the summer. Green-leafed species are growed on sun or in the light shadow, colour-leafed cultivars is optimal to seed on a sunny place, else threats return to the green leaves. Most of the species is cold proof. They are breeded by seeding or separation.
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	'''Growing''': Although many species prefers humid areas, they´ll grow as good in most of the garden soil, which doesn´t dry over the summer. Green-leafed species are growed on sun or in the light shadow, colour-leafed cultivars is optimal to seed on a sunny place, else threats return to the green leaves. Most of the species is cold proof. They are breeded by seeding or separation.		'''Growing''': Although many species prefers humid areas, they´ll grow as good in most of the garden soil, which doesn´t dry over the summer. Green-leafed species are growed on sun or in the light shadow, colour-leafed cultivars is optimal to seed on a sunny place, else threats return to the green leaves. Most of the species is cold proof. They are breeded by seeding or separation.
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	== Cultivation section ==		== Cultivation section ==

−	'''Growing''': Although many species prefers humid areas, they´ll grow as good in most of the garden soil, which doesn´t dry over the summer. Green-leafed species are growed on sun or in the light shadow, colour-leafed ~~kultivar~~ is optimal to seed on a sunny place, else threats return to the green leaves. Most of the species is cold proof. They are breeded by seeding or separation.	+	'''Growing''': Although many species prefers humid areas, they´ll grow as good in most of the garden soil, which doesn´t dry over the summer. Green-leafed species are growed on sun or in the light shadow, colour-leafed cultivars is optimal to seed on a sunny place, else threats return to the green leaves. Most of the species is cold proof. They are breeded by seeding or separation.

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	== Cultivation section ==		== Cultivation section ==

−	'''Growing ~~Phalaris arundinacea~~''': ~~Just barely cover seeds or merely press into moist~~ soil~~. Keep moist and at 41F/5C, if possible—the cooler~~, the ~~better~~. ~~It naturally germinates~~ in ~~early spring. Like all wild grasses~~, ~~the germination of this seed~~ is ~~irregular; not all the~~ seed ~~will germinate at once~~, ~~as happens with cultivated plants. Transplant~~ to ~~sandy soil and full sun~~. ~~Once it is established, it grows from creeping rhizomes, which begin developing after a month~~ of ~~growth. It often grows in low-lying and marshy meadows and pastures that flood, but it~~ is ~~moderately drought resistant~~. ~~It does well in fertile soils and humid areas, but it does not like subtropical~~ or ~~tropical climates~~.	+	'''Growing''': Although many species prefers humid areas, they´ll grow as good in most of the garden soil, which doesn´t dry over the summer. Green-leafed species are growed on sun or in the light shadow, colour-leafed kultivar is optimal to seed on a sunny place, else threats return to the green leaves. Most of the species is cold proof. They are breeded by seeding or separation.

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-{{botanics_info|image:phalaris_arund.jpg|Phalaris arundinacea|Leaves contain DMT, 5-MeO-DMT, and related compounds (Smith 1977) 0.0004-0.121%Total Alkaloids (Dried) Lycaeum (DMT, Life and the Universe)
+{{botanics_info|image:phalaris_arund.jpg|Phalaris arundinacea|Leaves contain DMT, 5-MeO-DMT, and related compounds (Smith 1977) 0.0004-0.121% Total Alkaloids (Dried) Lycaeum (DMT, Life and the Universe)
   |Reed Canary Grass}}
 </onlyinclude>

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	[[Category:Botanics]]		[[Category:Botanics]]
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		+	== Cultivation section ==
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		+	'''Growing Phalaris arundinacea''': Just barely cover seeds or merely press into moist soil. Keep moist and at 41F/5C, if possible—the cooler, the better. It naturally germinates in early spring. Like all wild grasses, the germination of this seed is irregular; not all the seed will germinate at once, as happens with cultivated plants. Transplant to sandy soil and full sun. Once it is established, it grows from creeping rhizomes, which begin developing after a month of growth. It often grows in low-lying and marshy meadows and pastures that flood, but it is moderately drought resistant. It does well in fertile soils and humid areas, but it does not like subtropical or tropical climates.

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	{{:Wikipedia:Phalaris arundinacea}}		{{:Wikipedia:Phalaris arundinacea}}
−	~~== Cultivation section ==~~

−	'''Growing Phalaris arundinacea''': Just barely cover seeds or merely press into moist soil. Keep moist and at 41F/5C, if possible—the cooler, the better. It naturally germinates in early spring. Like all wild grasses, the germination of this seed is irregular; not all the seed will germinate at once, as happens with cultivated plants. Transplant to sandy soil and full sun. Once it is established, it grows from creeping rhizomes, which begin developing after a month of growth. It often grows in low-lying and marshy meadows and pastures that flood, but it is moderately drought resistant. It does well in fertile soils and humid areas, but it does not like subtropical or tropical climates.
	[[Category:Botanics]]		[[Category:Botanics]]