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Corydalis is a genus of flowering plants often used in traditional Chinese medicine for its medicinal properties
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- Any member of the genus Corydalis of annual and perennial herbaceous plants in the fumewort family.
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Corydalis is generally considered to be safe.
Dihydrosanguinarine is an alkaloid found in the herb Corydalis adunca.
Corydalis light blue.
Ceratocapnos claviculata or climbing corydalis is a weak scrambling plant in the Papaveraceae family.
Acetylcorynoline is a bio-active isolate of Corydalis ambigua.
Scouler 's corydalis also grows in roadside gravel banks and ditches.
Although it does best in partial shade, corydalis will also grow in full sun.
Scouler 's corydalis begins flowering after four or more years of age.
Acidic soils support such plants as bilberry, climbing corydalis and heath bedstraw.
Morphological description Scouler 's corydalis is a tall perennial herb with thick rhizomes Douglas et al.
Before the onset of winter, it is recommended to treat Corydalis with fungicide.
As with most other species of corydalis, Scouler 's corydalis has elaiosomes on its seeds.
Herbivory Little is known about herbivory or grazing on Scouler 's corydalis.
Scouler 's corydalis habitat in the Nitinat River drainage.
Physiology The range of climatic conditions that Scouler 's corydalis can withstand is unknown.
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Scouler 's corydalis Corydalis scouleri in Canada.
In the genus Hippeastrum, in Corydalis as shown by.
These Wildlife Habitat Areas are to be managed for Scouler 's corydalis.
Illustration of Scouler 's corydalis from Douglas et al.
Corydalis ambigua, embryo growth, morphophysiological dormancy, seed germination phenology, underdeveloped embryo.
Protected areas for Scouler 's corydalis in the Nitinat River drainage area.
BIOLOGY Scouler 's corydalis is a long-lived perennial, rhizomatous herb.
Canadian range In Canada, Scouler 's corydalis is found only in south-western British Columbia.
