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Aberkenfig & District BONSAI>BONSAI>BONSAI Club - CELLspacing="0" cellpadding="0" align="left">
Aberkenfig & District Bonsai Club (South Wales) |
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Gary Duckenfield (Secretary)
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email:
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duckenfieldg@aol.com
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Tel No:
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07803 570444
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ABSCISSION - The shedding of LEAVES, FRUIT, flower or seed from parts of a tree.
Abscission normally occurs in DECIDUOUSTREE>DECIDUOUS TREEs in the autumn. SoME trees also abscise limbs as part of the reproduction process e.g. Willow. Fruits may be abscised from trees to benefit the remaining fruits allowing them to come to maturity.
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ACARICIDE - Are pesticides that kill MEmbers of the arachnid subclass Acari, which includes ticks and mites.
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ACCENT POT - Miniature pot designed to accommodate an accent plant and enhance the overall image of the tree.
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ACCLIMATISATION - The process by which plants are accustoMEd to growing conditions other than those they have previously become used to. This may involve temperature , air HUMIDITY, seasonal conditions and can take anything from a few days to an entire growing season.
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Accrington & District BONSAI>BONSAI>BONSAI Society - ACCRINGTON, LANCASHIRE
Venue: Hippings Vale Community Centre, Oswaldtwistle, Lancs
Day: First Tuesday of the month 7.30pm
Web Site: www.accringtonbonsai.co.uk/
Contact -
NaME: Ray Couldwell
email: contact.us@accringtonbonsai.co.uk
Tel No: 01254 383654
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Acer (GENUS) - The genus of trees and shrubs commonly known as Maple, from the Latin word ācer MEaning sharp. There are approximately 128 different SPECIES.
There are thousands of different varieties/CULTIVAR>CULTIVARs worldwide. Acers are popular DECIDUOUS specimens for BONSAI>BONSAI>BONSAI being very "showy" trees both in the spring and autumn. The most popular are the red varieties of the Palmatum species, Deshojo being one that is widely available.
See seperate entries for the most popular bonsai species: ACER BUERGERIANUM (TRIDENT MAPLE), ACER CAMPESTRE (FIELD MAPLE), ACER PLATANOIDES (NORWAY MAPLE), ACER PALMATUM also known as MAPLE - JAPANESE (ACER PALMATUM).
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ACER BUERGERIANUM (TRIDENT MAPLE) -
See MAPLE - TRIDENT (ACER BUERGERIANUM/ACER TRFIDUM).
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ACER CAMPESTRE (FIELD MAPLE) -
See MAPLE - FIELD (ACER CAMPESTRE)
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ACER PALMATUM - Also known as - MAPLE - JAPANESE (ACER PALMATUM).
This category covers a wide range of CULTIVAR>CULTIVARs including : Deshojo, Chisio, Ukon, Dissectum Atropurpurium and many others. originating from Japan they exhibit a wide range of leaf and BARK colourings.
STYLE : Upright tree suitable for most styles except literati.
WARNING : Prefers dappled shade. Needs protection from scorching by exposure to the hottest sumMEr sun. Susceptible to APHIDS and SCALE INSECT.
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ACER PLATANOIDES (NORWAY MAPLE) - See MAPLE - NORWAY (ACER PLATANOIDES)
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ACERIFOLIOUS (LEAF) - Maple-like leaf form
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