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We would love you and your reader's help. We have our third baby due in early March. We have a boy and a girl and have, with previous naming decisions and personal preferences, painted ourselves into a bit of a name corner (although of course my husband doesn't think so) so we are calling on you, and your fabulous readers to give a little assistance.
This has turned into a bit of an essay so I have broken into subheadings, please feel free to edit unreservedly.
By way of background:
Our first born, a son, is Sebastien Gordon [Sebby] (French spelling in honor of French Godmother, middle name is my maiden name), our second born is a daughter, Georgia Grace [Gigi] (First name ending in "a" as per family heritage – Mediterranean, where female names always end in an "a", middle name – loved it and wanted a G name to go with my maiden name). So after two children I thought I was done and really thought anyway, if we do have anymore that we would have a boy (3 generations of mine and husband's family only has one girl in each family, no matter how many children), so I used all my favourite G names on Gigi's big names (as she calls them) and then was really really shocked that we are having a second little Miss.
Added to this background is that it took us 6 days to name Gigi and Sebby after birth and this time we don't have that luxury (birthing in a third country – need to get birth details, translations, passports and visas ready ASAP).
So basic rules are,
· First name ends in an A,
· Middle name begins with a G (Husband does not think that this is as necessary as I do),
· We like traditional names, but not really into names that are incredibly popular.
Complicating Factors:
First name preference is to not start it with S or G.
As first name ends with A and so does last name, first name we have to be really careful those two names don't rhyme, this also cuts out all ending in an "a" middle names, like Gemma.
I really only like Gabrielle (Greer as a stretch) as a G middle name. I don't like but have considered Genevieve, Gwen, Gwyneth, Gretchen
I am not into kre8tive spellings of names but will consider different spellings if there is a reason.
Further complicating Factors – which would be great to incorporate but probably too difficult:
Our children, from when they have been told, have been calling this baby Lulu. It has kinda stuck we have thought that it would be nice to try to have this as a possible nn for her first name, in this light we have thought of Tullulah, Louisa, Lucinda, Eloisa (this is very close to my name so is out). I have not really been struck by any of them.
Our list:
Our list includes the following, which I think gives an idea of our likes:
Annabella (with Greer- not Gabrielle)
Amelia/ Emilia?Amalia
Isla (Husband not really on board with this)
Helena (Husband not keen)
Amaya (out there for me- but I love the evocative meaning of "night rain". However, with Georgia meaning "farmer", and the meaning for Sebastien currently escaping me, I am not sure I should really focus too much on meanings when I haven't in the past.)
I really like all the names on the above list but don't feel any of them is "right" (perhaps because I am yet to see our little girl). All of them I go through phases of thinking is better than the other (currently my favourite on the list is Emelia, but that could change tomorrow).
So that is about it, please help as you can!
I'm not sure about the middle name. My feeling is that there is no reason at all to feel obligated to continue that theme after only two children, especially if you don't LIKE any more G names. On the other hand, if it's important to you I think it can be done. But...again, if you don't even LIKE any more G names...and there's no particular REASON to match a middle name initial...and we get so few chances in our lives to choose baby names...and if you already have a lot of other requirements you're trying to meet...AND it can't end in an A...well, then maybe this little detail could be dropped. It isn't as if the older children will say, "Guess mom and dad ran out of LOVE when they ran out of G NAMES, nyah nyah!"
Possible G names:
Lulu can still be the children's special nickname for her, even if it isn't part of her official name. Or, if you decide not to do a G middle name, her middle name could be Lou or Louise: adorable AND fun to say with the first name AND gives you the Lulu.
Possibilities (with Kayla as the stand-in for the surname):
Bianca Giselle Kayla; Sebastian, Georgia, and Bianca
Eva Louise Kayla; Sebastien, Georgia, and Eva
Evelina Louise Kayla; Sebastien, Georgia, and Evelina
Fiona Louise Kayla; Sebastien, Georgia, and Fiona
Liliana Louise Kayla; Sebastien, Georgia, and Liliana
Lydia Lou Kayla; Sebastien, Georgia, and Lydia
Minerva Louise Kayla; Sebastien, Georgia, and Minerva
Nora Lou Kayla; Sebastien, Georgia, and Nora
Philippa Louise Kayla; Sebastien, Georgia, and Philippa
Viviana Louise Kayla; Sebastien, Georgia, and Viviana
Willemina Louise Kayla; Sebastien, Georgia, and Willemina
Bianca is the only one I didn't use Lou/Louise with, because of the initials BLT.
I like how Liliana Louise and Lydia Lou give you repeating initials, as with Georgia Grace.
Philippa Louise probably wins for cutest nickname possibility: Pippa Lou. Well, or maybe Willemina with Willa Lou. Or Minerva with Minnie Lou. Well, Lou just makes a very cute middle name, especially with a shortened first name. And I love combinations like Sebby, Gigi, and Pippa.
Name update! Elissa writes:
Apologies for not getting back to you earlier... Terrible of me but we moved countries and it just slipped my mind. Hopefully this photo of Emiliana Gabrielle makes up for it. She is a wonderful nearly 9 month old and still gets called Lulu nearly exclusively.
Thanks for all your assistance. Although we loved some of the suggestions, particularly Pippa, think that seeing names like Evelina, Viviana and Liliana made us think.. Emiliana. It is a bit of a mouthful but we love it as her big girl name.
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Mmmmmm Gondolas!! – LOVE the Gondolas! Tortillini is awesome. In all these years, they haven't moved - I keep thinking they need to expand! We grab Gondolas every time we're in town! Great place for the whole family. Expand to Minnesota!
Love the Gondolas! – I love their Gondolas. I have to say I have tried other menu items and was not impressed. The sauce has a funny bland taste. Do yourself a favor and stick with their Gondolas.
Love it! Great bread and pizza! – My favorite thing about Avanti's is the bread. I could seriously just order a soda and munch down the bread if they let me. Maybe I'll try that next time.
The pizza here is really yummy too, as is the pasta. Overall I have been very impressed with the service as well!
User review by nickre96988 – This is a great restraunt overall, i would stronglr recommend it to anyone that likes itiallin food, and it hasmuch more than that.
Avanti's - not exactly fine dining – Avanti's is great for the poor college student or a togo order when you're headed for a picnic. It's simplistic flavors and super soft bread are designed for children, old people, or anyone with a child-like taste palette. I didn't find it romantic, or quaint. It's another kind of fast food, and allows large families to go out without breaking the bank. If you've never been, you should go just so you can say you've been. In Bloomington-Normal, Avanti's is very popular, but I don't know why.
Home of the Famous Gondola! – Please do yourself a favor and try the Gondola. It's just a simple Ham, Salami, Lettuce, and Cheese Sandwich, but combine that with Avanti's outstanding bread and its excellent. In fact, try ANYTHING with the bread. My family and I always buy a few loaves of the bread to go when we are done and make cheese bread at home.
Delicious! – This resaurant has been around forever, and is a great place for delicious and affordable food! I never miss visiting there when I'm in town.
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[ 10 / 10 ]
January 2014
We loved this place so much last summer, we came back for a month this winter. Access to Coronado, where we spent most of our time, is superb. As a matter of fact, don't think of this park as being in IB, think of it as being on the bay in Coronado. A bit of exploring uncovered an easy, safe bike ride to the Bayshore bike path from the park. A dinghy-less couple we met from England, raved about the public transit, which has a stop just outside the park. They used it to tour San Diego. A few miles inland, you'll find the very upscale Otay Ranch Town Center. This is the very nicest outdoor mall ever! Bernardo Shores is the perfect location for the San Diego area. And the icing on the cake? It is adults only! We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 10 / 10 ]
December 2013
One of the best campgrounds we know. The sites are huge, really long spot to put your rig, 2 parking spots and a cobblestone patio to sit on. Full hookups and Wi-Fi that actually works! Putting green and driving cage. Best location! Minutes to Coronado, easy access to San Diego attractions, walk to Imperial Beaches and public transit right at the front door. We would certainly come back, but maybe on a monthly rate. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
December 2013
Certainly not inexpensive, but a very nice CG in a good location at the southern tip of the Silver Strand as it joins Imperial Beach. All the sites are wide and will easily handle your rig and 2 vehicles. Every RV is parked on a gravel pad and each side is paved and bricked. Weather here is wonderful and if you are doing the SD area, it is a fantastic location. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 10 / 10 ]
June 2013
I'm very tempted not to write a review of this park. But because others chose to let the secret out via this website, which is how we found out about it, I will also. This is pretty close to the perfect park for us. First off, it is an adult park. To me that means parents can't pull in and defend they and their kids's right to infringe upon mine. My grandkids can and will visit, and I will use the opportunity to demonstrate and remind them of good citizenship. Our site is a premium site, but all appear to easily be wide enough for yet another RV in the site. Fortunately, management went for quality as opposed to maximizing profit. RV's park on gravel adjacent to a concrete slab for parking the tow vehicle/toad. A very nice paver patio is also provided. RV's are parked at a right angle to the interior roads. For me, that necessitated driving over a portion of the concrete pad. I've stayed at other parks where this could have resulted in rubbing the sidewalls. Not here. The gravel is essentially level with the pad. This and the placement of the hook-ups reflect a concern for quality. The park is gated, which I like. A recent stay at a different very nice resort saw our neighbor's bikes, chained to a table, stolen during the night. Exercise caution entering the park the first time. Initially it looked to me like there was only room for one rig to park for registration. That isn't the case, but do be careful. The day after our arrival, we attended the weekly Saturday morning donut and coffee get together. I'm not a social guy, but was immediately impressed by the welcoming sense of community. The portion of the bay that the park is next to, a wildlife refuge, might have water at a very high tide, but it is really a wetlands area. The lack of a pool, showers and restroom help keep overhead down. As does the lack of cable TV. I seriously doubt if the clientele here misses any of those amenities. The hedges that separate the sites, are definitely not going to impede satellite reception. A few local English channels are available over the air. Lots are available from south of the border. For an empty-nester, it doesn't get any better than this. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
February 2013
Rate based on monthly stay (30 nights). This is a lovely, clean, well laid out RV park with wide, deep sites. All RV pads are gravel and there is a separate concrete car parking area and large bricked patio. Sites are private as they are surrounded by lovely hedges. We had site #73 (north facing) which gave us a nice view of San Diego Bay right from inside our motorhome. A large number of sites offer a view of the Bay as they are terraced. If you love to walk or bike this is definitely the park to stay at as the Bayshore Bikeway is a short ride away, and from here you can ride the Silver Strand all the way to Coronado or all the way to Chula Vista Harbor and even downtown San Diego. Imperial Beach is also just a mile away which is a very nice public beach. The park staff are very friendly and helpful. I was most impressed to learn that they refund the cost of laundry debit cards ($5 cost) as well as any money left on your card when you check out. The free Wi-Fi worked very well. There are no amenities at this park except for the golf putting, chipping and driving cage but with so much to do in the area this wasn't a problem for our one month stay. There is a great grocery store within walking distance, and Costco is just a 15-20 minute drive. We would definitely stay at this park again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
October 2012
Best in San Diego! This park is simple, neat and tidy. Great bus access up to Coronado Village. Beach is a short walk away. I stayed here for 3.5 months while house hunting. It definitely felt like home. All the people are great. Summer months, the place is packed. In the fall the crowds thin out and it's quite easy to make a reservation. I do not suggest kids be brought for extended periods. There's nothing for them to do. But short visits, especially if the kids are 4 or under is no problem. Just run your plans by the management. OH AND DID I MENTION, THE SITES ARE HUGE! We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 8 / 10 ]
August 2012
As others have said, this park is immaculate and the sites are some of the largest/nicest I have seen in 6 years of full timing. Even though they label themselves as an "adult park", they DO allow kids here. There are just no amenities to entertain them. Also interesting that they have a special section for guests with pets. There are some negatives here. First, if you look at photos and see water lapping against the edge of the park: don't expect it. We have been here for 4 months and this part of the bay has had no water to speak of. I think they are doing some wetlands reclamation just to the north. Second, with the nearby highway I was expecting some noise, but not at the level that it is. Every morning starting around 5am, all the navy seals on their Ninjas and Harleys go blasting north to the base. It then continues with noisy bikes and cars throughout the day. If you are outside, sometimes you have to stop talking until they fade way. Third is the helicopter noise. This is from the training base nearby. This comes and goes, I guess depending on where they are in training, but it can go well into the night, even the wee hours. For a short stay all the noise can probably be overlooked, but for an extended stay it gets a little old. Why stay, you ask? Well, for prime season in San Diego, it is a nice park with huge sites and a good value. The rate quoted is based on their monthly rate for a premium site. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 7 / 10 ]
June 2012
Important: This is a adults-only RV park, so if you're RVing with kids, it's a non-starter. Beyond that, it is a very well-kept park catering mostly to long-term permanent and seasonal (summer) tenants. There are virtually no amenities offered beyond a (very nice) laundry room and a doughnuts-and-coffee social on Saturday mornings. They don't even have a bathroom open to guests. The park is gated from 5pm to 8am and we felt safe and secure here. If you're a bit of a free spirit, you probably should look elsewhere. Registering here includes signing every page of a three-page list of rules. The sites have a concrete pad and parking area and a brick patio and are very clean. The rate shown reflects the monthly rate divided by 30. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
April 2012
Worth a 10 but the lack of cable TV was a minus. The previous reviewer said there are 60 channels on the antenna but only 10 were in English and not much to choose from. Beautiful large sites and everything immaculate. There is a small activity room where they served coffee and donuts on Saturday morning. It is gated, fenced, and very secure. Enjoyed the golf facility. Helpful and friendly staff. It's a good location for exploring San Diego area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
April 2012
Wonderful park! We stayed here 2 months so price shown is the prorated monthly rate. This is a family owned park and it really shows pride of ownership. Everything is kept immaculate and there are zero junk rigs in the park. Spaces are HUGE. Wide enough for your rig and two additional vehicles side by side by side. Patios are a combination of concrete with a 15x12 (approx) brick sitting area. Many residents set up a small cabana is this area. Many sites have their own small storage building. Hint: Ask for a site where your living area faces north and you will have an amazing view of the Coronado bridge and the city skyline. The park is terraced so everyone has a view if their rig is oriented properly. Laundry facilities are excellent and there is a putting green and two large golf cages for tuning up your swing. Rate shown is prorated monthly rate. There is a greasy spoon called Don Panchos just outside the park that has absolutely fantastic food. Don't miss it! The San Diego Bay Bikeway is just outside of the park for walking or bicycling (we did the 28 mile loop around the bay in 5 hours.) No cable but easily 60 antenna stations. Wi-Fi is pay as you go which is my only negative. Imperial Beach pier (good fishing) and shops are about a mile away. The park is 15-20 minutes to Balboa Park and downtown, less than 10 minutes to Coronado, and about 10 minutes from the border. We'll be back next year! We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 8 / 10 ]
December 2011
All previous reviewers were spot on. Sites are wide, well designed and clean. The park wasn't too full when I was here and something that I like, they spread transients out. Too many places pack transients into one area. They didn't here. The view from site 105 was great. It overlooked San Diego Bay and downtown San Diego could be seen. Rows are terraced, so just about everyone gets a view. Nice touch. RV Parks around here are very expensive and for the price, I thought they should have cable TV. They don't. Full hookups at each site, but none of the usual central facilities (showers, bath, etc.) They do have a putting green, landscaping is great. Would definitely stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 8 / 10 ]
July 2011
Great place. Adult park. Nice little pet area. View of the San Diego Bay. Very large sites. Very clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
July 2011
Great adult park. This park is near the 901 bus line which takes you to Coronado Island or to the Blue Line Trolley station. Wi-Fi was a little iffy at first but worked well after a few days. This campground does not have public restrooms or showers. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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[ 8 / 10 ]
November 2010
Very nice clean park with excellent security. The spaces were nice and wide. We had a space that was backed up along the fence that had a view of San Diego lit up at night. The noise from the road was next to nothing. This was a good starting point for discovering San Diego and Coronado. Friendly, helpful staff. Rate reflects staying for 4 nights for the price of three. For the price we think the Wi-Fi should have been included. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
June 2010
This is an "adult" park and although children may stay here, there is really no activities directed to their group. The most descriptive word for this park is "IMMACULATE." The security and location is excellent. It would be hard to find a better value within thirty miles of San Diego. Wi-Fi is available, but expensive at 4.95$/day. One of the really convenient aspects is that mail is delivered to a mailbox at each site. Also, UPS delivers directly to each site. There are continuous ocean breezes which keeps temperatures lower than just a couple of miles inland. Will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
March 2010
This is a wonderful park right on the southern end of San Diego's Mission Bay, in Imperial Beach. The daily rate is $55, but we stayed for a week with Good Sam so it lowered it a lot. Lovely breezes off the water, and we had a clear view of the bay as well (not all sites do). Very neat and clean, hedges between sites, which are huge (big enough for two cars). Putting green and driving cages for golfers. No cable TV, but our antenna/digital converter got all the SD stations clearly. Very nice, modern laundry. They charge extra for wireless internet, so we used our aircard: 5 bars with ATT. Only small issue was they only collect trash twice a week, have no dumpsters and don't recycle. (We found recyclers in the nearby shopping center and cut our trash output by 75% by taking plastics and bottles there). Park is right by the bike trail that runs 8+ miles up the Silver Strand to the lovely Hotel del Coronado. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
April 2009
I found this park to be one of the nicest, cleanest, well manicured and centrally located parks in San Diego County. It's location on San Diego Bay at the south end of the Coronado Strand is prime for long walks or bike rides along the strand, with excellent bird watching opportunities. The mild ocean breezes are constant and the sunsets from the beach are spectacular. Most of San Diego's major attractions are within a 20 minute drive. I'm surprised that there have been no other reviews submitted for this park. I usually rely on RV Reviews in selecting a park, but found this one by accident. The back-in sites are spacious for big rigs including parking for two cars, with a large paving stone patio at each site. You are separated from your neighbor by hedges that border both sides of your site. The park has two golf driving cages and two synthetic putting greens. This is an adult park where most guests respect peace and quiet. There are no shower or restroom facilities but the laundry room was as clean as can be. I highly recommend this park as a base point when visiting San Diego. It's peaceful, quiet and clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 8 / 10 ]
March 2009
Very nice park. Great people in the office for help. Friendly neighbors. Would use this park again without question. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 10 / 10 ]
January 2009
We love it at Bernardo Shores. We consider this place our second home. We have been coming here for about nine years now and the people here are very friendly and the park is located close to the Ocean and also shopping. This is a great park. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 7 / 10 ]
April 2008
Clean RV park with very wide sites. No pull through sites available. I did not observe any bath house. WiFi is available for a fee. Park is located near Coronado. There is a do-it-yourself dog wash across the street. Park is gated. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
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ELGIN — On Friday, just four days away from a possible teachers strike, Community Unit School District 300 spokesperson Joe Stevens sounded almost cheery about the negotiations the night before between the school board and its teachers union.
The two sides met for about four-and-a-half hours Thursday night, during which time some union members left to conduct an informational community meeting, then retuned, Stevens said.
And, he said, "My perception is things actually went quite well. The union did make some significant movement. My perception is we're at agreement on most of the major issues."
Local Education Association of District 300 spokesperson Mike Williamson had said at the informational meeting the union had submitted its counter-proposal to the school board that night. That includes movement by the union on salary and class sizes and "a pretty big leap" toward the board's offer on retirement, Williamson said at the time.
The school also posted a summary of its updated offer to the union Friday on its website.
Changes include a 3 percent raise for teachers, including step raises for time spent in the district, for the current school year; 2 percent next year; and another 3 percent in 2014-15, it said. It also would lower the pay bump teachers receive in the last four years before their retirement instead of eliminating it. That would remain 6 percent this school year, then drop to 3 percent for the next two years, it said.
And it includes hiring about 44 new teachers, including 10 in middle school and 10 in high school. That would bring class sizes down to an average 28 in kindergarten to second grade and 31 at all other grade levels, it said.
"They would like us to add more, and while we would like to, we don't have the money to add more. Were in uncertain financial times," Stevens said.
The board spokesman pointed to a "significant" jump in bond payments the district must pay in 2014 and uncertainty how Illinois lawmakers might shift pension costs to the district as they discuss pension reform.
"We do believe we have a basic agreement on many of the financials, but again, nothing is done until it is done," Stevens said.
LEAD is planning a meeting for its more than 1,100 members Sunday, and the board spokesman said, "I don't think anything should be read into that." Both the teachers union and school board plan to meet again at 8 a.m. Monday to iron out contract language, he said.
Teachers could walk out as early as Tuesday after filing an intent to strike notice with the district last month.


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WEIRTON - The Tri State Winemakers held a collection for Toys for Tots at their December meeting, along with a Christmas party at the Weirton Knights of Columbus Hall hosted by Rick and Cindy Parker.
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Members of the Tri-State Winemakers include, from left, Derek Sliday, Denny Johnston, Troy Carte, Patti Stimpak, Ron Stimpak, Christina Baumgartner, Bill Shipe, Elizabeth Shipe, Rick Parker, and Cindy Parker. As part of the club's December meeting, members donated toys to the Toys for Tots drive held by the Tri-State Marine Corps. Club. -- Contributed
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The title text implies the author will have kids someday. It will be surprising if they read this comic, not just because it will give them an unflattering look into their father's attitudes on having children, but because he plans to lock them in the cellar where there will be no internet access.
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- It doesn't seem right that we're old enough to have kids.
- [Megan holds a baby upside-down by one leg.]
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Annual, perennial herb, generally monoecious; hairs often hardened by calcium deposits
Stems trailing or climbing, 1many; tendril generally 1 per node, often branched
Leaves generally simple, alternate, generally palmately lobed, veined, petioled; stipule 0
Inflorescences at nodes; staminate flowers in racemes, panicles, small clusters, rarely solitary; pistillate flowers generally solitary
Flower unisexual in CA, radial; hypanthium > ovary; calyx (apparently 0 or) generally 5-lobed; corolla rotate or cup-shaped, generally 5-lobed; stamens 35 (or appearing 13 from fusion), anthers often > filaments, twisted together; ovary ± inferior, chambers generally 5, placentas parietal, ± growing into chambers, styles 13, stigmas generally lobed, large
Fruit: berry (sometimes drying) or capsule (irregularly dehiscent), generally gourd- or melon-like
Seeds 1many
Genera in family: 100 genera, 700 species: especially tropical; some cultivated (Citrullus ; Cucumis ; Cucurbita ; Sechium , chayote). Citrullus colocynthis var. lanatus has been reported as a weed in DSon.
Perennial, sometimes temporarily dioecious; tuber large
Stem ± scabrous or hairy, becoming glabrous; tendril branched
Leaf ± round, cordate, ± 57-lobed
Inflorescences: staminate flowers in racemes or panicles with nonglandular axes (or 1 flower per axil early in season); pistillate flower 1 per axil (generally same axil as staminate)
Flower: sepals 0; corolla 315 mm wide (wider in pistillate), cup-shaped to rotate, white or cream to yellowish green; stamens fused, anthers twisted together; stigma 1, ± hemispheric
Fruit: capsule, irregularly dehiscent, ± symmetric, 320 cm, round, ovate, or oblong, sometimes tapered to a beak, ± prickly
Seed generally > 1 cm
Species in genus: 7 species: w North America
Etymology: (Hebrew: bitter, from taste of all parts)
Reference: [Schlising 1969 Amer J Bot 56:552561]
Extremely variable in habit, leaves, sexual expression; presumed hybrids occur where species overlap. Sometimes included in Echinocystis.
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