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Remains of wild taxa, such as pale persicaria (Persicaria lapathifolia), knotgrass (Polygonum aviculare), wild radish (Raphanus raphanistrum), bladder campion (Silene vulgaris), and corn spurrey (Spergula arvensis) were the most common weeds in the latrine samples and presumably stem from the surrounding disturbed habitats at the sea fortress.

The 18th century sea fortress of Ruotsinsalmi, Kotkansaari in Finland: Archaeobotanical data of a log latrine

incana and other few species belonging to the Anthyllidion barbae-jovis alliance, as Allium commutatum, Lotus cytisoides and Silene vulgaris subsp.

Plant communities supported by the geological setting: the case history of the Isole dei Ciclopi (east Sicily)/La vegetacion y su relacion con el sustrato geologico: el caso de Isole dei Ciclopi (este de Sicilia, Italia)

microphylla (especially abundant as seedlings) and the herb Silene vulgaris as descriptive species (Table 2).

Prescribed burning and clear-cutting effects on understory vegetation in a Pinus canariensis stand (Gran canaria)

Spectrophotometric analysis of nectar production in Silene vulgaris (Caryophyllaceae).

Nectar inhabiting yeasts in Virginian populations of Silene latifolia (Caryophyllaceae) and coflowering species

(n = 14), Silene vulgaris (Moench) Garcke (n = 12), Thalictrum foetidum L.

Ethnobotany and ethnomedicinal uses, chromosomal status and natural propagation of some plants of Lahaul-Spiti and adjoining hills

Interactions between Silene vulgaris and Hadena moths are predatory due to ineffective pollination and larval consumption of seeds (Pettersson 1991a, b).

MUTUALISTIC INTERACTIONS BETWEEN UPIGA VIRESCENS (PYRALIDAE), A POLLINATING SEED-CONSUMER, AND LOPHOCEREUS SCHOTTII (CACTACEAE)

Silene vulgaris (Caryophyllaceae) is a short-lived perennial, weedy plant.

Frequency-dependent fitness in Silene vulgaris: a gynodioecious plant

Agrostemma githago, Cerastium arvense, Cerastium holosteoides, Scleranthus annuus, Silene vulgaris, Stellaria graminea, Stellaria media and Spergula arvensis to the pink family (Caryophyllaceae) as use of phase contrast microscopy would be necessary for identification of the mentioned species.

Evidence of pollen and plant macroremains from the sediments of suburban area of medieval Tartu/Oietolmu ja taimsete makrojaanuste vordlev analuus keskaegse Tartu eeslinna alalt

This is a study of the genetic structure of local populations of an insect-pollinated plant, Silene vulgaris, a species that has been used previously to investigate various questions concerning its gynodioecious mating system (e.g., Charlesworth 1989; Jolls and Chenier 1989; Pettersson 1992).

The genetic structure of a gynodioecious plant: nuclear and cytoplasmic genes

In addition, in the southeastern United States, there are at least six other introduced members of the family (Silene vulgaris, S.

An anther-smut disease (Ustilago violacea) of fire-pink (Silene virginica): its biology and relationship to the anther-smut disease of white campion (Silene alba)

microphylla (Fn) Sedum pyrenaicum (Spr) Galeopsis ladanum (Gl) Senecio durieui (Sd) Galium saxatile (Gsx) Senecio pyrenaicus (Sp) Geranium subargenteum (Gs) Sideritis hyssopifolia (Sh) Heracleum pyrenaicum (Hp) Silene vulgaris (Svu) Hypericum burseri (Hr) Spergula viscosa (Sv) Jasione crispa brevisepala (Jc) Teesdaliposis conferta (Tc) Juncus trifidus (Jt) Thymus britannicus (Tb) Leontodon pyrenaicus subsp.

Geranio subargentei-Carduetum carlinoidis, una nueva asociacion de la clase Thlaspietea rotundifolii en los Picos de Europa