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The ratings of feeding damage during the first 3 d the grasshoppers were confined on the plant material show that the least visual feeding damage occurred on Hibiscus moscheutos cv.

Sweet Potato Lythraceae, Crape Myrtle Lagerstroemia fauriei Koehne Malvaceae 'Flare' Perennial Hibiscus moscheutos L.

The differential grasshopper (Orthoptera: Acrididae)--its impact on turfgrass and landscape plants in urban environs

folkersti Kingsolver) have been documented, mainly associated with investigations into the reproductive ecology of their primary native host plant, the swamp rose mallow (Hibiscus moscheutos L., Malvaceae).

This is consistent with the findings of Kudoh and Whigham (1998) who manipulated petal size in Hibiscus moscheutos and found that although more seed predators were attracted to larger flowers, flower size did not affect levels of seed predation.

Aggregation, oviposition and emergence of hibiscus seed beetles (Althaeus hibisci) at a central Ohio marsh

The incorporation of a fungicide in the capsule to eradicate contaminants without harming the cultures was also an appropriate strategy for the micropropagation of Hibiscus moscheutos (WEST & PREECE, 2006).

Microshoots encapsulation and plant conversion of Musa sp. cv. 'Grand Naine'/Encapsulamento de microbrotos e conversao em plantas de Musa sp. cultivar 'Grand Naine'

02:15 TEMPORAL AND GEOGRAPHIC VARIATION IN SEED PREDATION ON HIBISCUS MOSCHEUTOS. Elisabeth Kathryn F.

PLANT BIOLOGY 2:00 PM SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 2001

Working with Hibiscus moscheutos, Snow and Spira (1997) showed that pollen tube growth rates of this plant, which grows in marshes of varying salinity, was not affected by exposure to salinities ranging from 0 to 10 g/kg or by application of fertilizer.

How environmental factors affect pollen performance: ecological and evolutionary perspectives

We investigated this question using plants from a natural population of Hibiscus moscheutos (rose mallow), a herbaceous perennial that occurs in brackish and freshwater marshes of the southeastern United States.

Pollen-tube competition and male fitness in Hibiscus moscheutos

When other flowers are flagging in the heat, Hibiscus moscheutos (also known as rose mallow) puts on an impressive display of huge, colorful flowers all summer long.

These giant hibiscus flowers love the heat

Rose mallow hybrids (Hibiscus moscheutos) are big--and fast.

Hawaii, stand back