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May 1998: Arnold Arboretum plants of Fargesia murielae, received from the U.S. National Arboretum in 1960, come into flower for the first time.
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In male inflorescences, the sepals are elliptic-obtuse, being slightly narrower in female ones. Around the town of Prapat, plants have been observed to come into flower in April, although mature fruits are not common at this time.Shivas, R.G. 1984. Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 13(1): 15–16.
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A meandering walk route called the Woodland Walk was laid out in time for the 2011 season, in the woods to the left side of the Wellingtonia Walk (looking outward). In 2011 they started planting bulbs and early-summer bedding in Dahlia Walk to cover before the dahlias come into flower.
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The plants are probably divisions of Wilson's collection. One of them is received by the Arnold Arboretum on 8 November 1960. 1975: Plants of Sinarundinaria murielae in Denmark, possibly divisions of Wilson's collection, come into flower. 1979: Based on the flowering specimens of the Danish plants, T. Soderstrom proposes the name Thamnocalamus spathaceus, for the umbrella bamboo.
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Even more astonishing than its long flowering cycle is the synchronous flowering behavior. This term refers to the tendency of most or all of the individuals of a given species to come into flower at more or less the same time. This unusual behavior has led some authors to assume that the flowering event in these bamboos is controlled not by climatic factors but by some sort of internal clock.
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Bombus hyperboreus have a varied diet and mostly forage on medium to deep flowers. Some species that have been observed pollinating are of the genus Pedicularis, specifically Pedicularis hirsuta and Pedicularis lapponica. But they are not limited to just those species. Near Lake Latnjajaure of northern Sweden, Bombus hyperboreus have been observed collecting pollen and nectar of Saxifraga oppositifolia and then switching to forage on Astragalus alpinus and Bartsia alpina once those come into flower.
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Based on the same specimens, other botanists argue that the species should be classified as either Fargesia murielae (Gamble) or F. spathacea (Franchet). 1988: At Kew Gardens, the original plants of Wilson's collection come into flower for the first time. 1993: In the UK Fargesia murielae is granted the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit. 1995: C. Stapleton makes the case for preserving the name Fargesia murielae, but proposes correcting the spelling of the specific to murielae.
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The flowers of the jacaranda carpeting the lawn in 2015 Sydney University's jacaranda formed the backdrop to many public and private events that took place in the quadrangle, including graduations and weddings. In the opinion of Mark Scott, it was "the most famous tree in education". The university's landscape and grounds manager said "I don't think the quadrangle would be the space it is without that tree." The tree was well- loved in spite of its association with the examination period in November when jacarandas all over Sydney come into flower.
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