pinus pinaster मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. ""'Mucilaginibacter pineti " "'is a bacterium from the genus of Mucilaginibacter which has been isolated from wood from the tree Pinus pinaster.
2. The maritime pine ( " Pinus pinaster " ) is found at an intermediate altitude and on generally siliceous soil, which in Galicia goes down to sea level and inland alternates with Pyrenean oak.
3. There, cockatoos also forage in the Gnangara pine plantations, where they feed on the seeds of Monterey pine ( " Pinus radiata " ) and maritime pine ( " Pinus pinaster " ).
4. In the higher altitudes ( ) appear maritime ( Pinus pinaster ) and stone pines ( Pinus pinea ), as well as holm oaks ( Quercus ilex ), prickly junipers ( Juniperus oxycedrus ) and laudanum ( Cistus ladanifer ).
5. A common mushroom, " Mycena nargan " is found growing singly or in clusters on the underside of rotting wood in wet and shaded areas, and is especially partial to " Eucalyptus " and " Pinus pinaster ".
6. The area has 1015 different plant species including the Atlas Cedar ( Cedrus Atlantica ), the Evergreen Oak ( Quercus Ilex ), the Algerian Oak ( Quercus Canariensis ), the Maritime Pine ( Pinus Pinaster ), and the Spanish Juniper ( Juniperus Thunifera ).
7. A dietary supplement derived from extracts from " Pinus pinaster " bark called Pycnogenol is marketed with claims it can treat many conditions; however, according to a 2012 Cochrane review, the evidence is insufficient to support its use for the treatment of any chronic disorder.
8. In confirmation of these statements, it is sufficient to cite his graduation thesis, for which he was bestowed a gold medal, " On the Development of the Flower, and especially the Pistil, in the Caryophyllocece, " and his papers on the Morphology of the Reproductive Organs of the Ooniferce, on the Embryo and its Appendages in Tropceolum, on the Embryology and Development of the Flower of Pinguicula, on the Spiral Arrangements of the Cones of Pinus pinaster, and on the Morphology and Structure of the Pitchers in Cephalotus and Nepenthes.