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Flora and Fauna

• 6101
• Asparagus officinalis
• A short description and medicinal uses.

• 6102
• Asparagus setaceus
• Magnified image of flowers.

• 6103
• Protasparagus africanus
• Accession information from the University of Connecticut.

• 6104
• Protasparagus densiflorus `Myerii'
• Information on the plant as grown at Connecticut University.

• 6105
• Protasparagus densiflorus `Sprengeri'
• Accession and general information from the University of Connecticut.

• 6106
• Protasparagus setaceus
• Record of the plant as grown at Connecticut.

• 6107
• Arthropodium candidum
• Offers general information, classification and historical data.

• 6108
• Arthropodium cirratum
• Photograph of this species.

• 6109
• Amianthium muscitoxicum
• Photographs of fly poison.

• 6110
• Aloe perryi
• Offers short description and medicinal uses.

• 6111
• Aloe vera
• Research project by Kari Peteler on this species, including its classification, habitat, adaptations, nutrition, reproduction and interactions with other species.

• 6112
• Aloe vera
• Images, taxonomic classification and habitat description.

• 6113
• The Aloe of Madagascar
• Provides information on a book about Madagascan and Indian Ocean island aloes. Site includes a list of species. In French and English.

• 6114
• Aloe plicatilis
• image

• 6115
• Aletris farinosa
• Images of Colicroot.

• 6116
• Aletris farinosa
• Description and image of Colicroot.

• 6117
• Albuca spiralis
• Brief botanical data and links.

• 6118
• Description of Lemnaceae
• Habit and leaf form; Anatomy; Morphology; Physiology; Biochemistry; Geography.

• 6119
• Duckweeds
• Information about the taxonomy, habitat, anatomy and physiology of the Lemnaceae, the smallest flowering plants.

• 6120
• The Charms of Duckweed
• Duckweeds are used to study basic plant biology and the toxicity of hazardous substances. They remove unwanted substances from water and serve as inexpensive feed for fish farming.