text:
Common Names
Common Names in English:
Poke root
Genus Phytolacca
Herbs [shrubs
or trees
], perennial
. Leaves alternate. Inflorescences axillary
, terminal
, or leaf-opposed racemes
or spikes, 5-100-flowered, proximalmost pedicels sometimes bearing more than 1 flower. Flowers: sepals 5-8; stamens (7-) 8-25(-30), sometimes in 1-2 whorls; carpels 6-12(-30), distinct
or connate
at least proximally; if connate, ovary 6-12-loculed; style and stigma 1 per carpel. Fruits either oblate
, style persisting in ring
at apex, or group of lenticular
achenes. Seeds 6-12(-30) per berry or 1 per achene.
Species ca.
25: North America, Mexico, West Indies, Central America, South America, Eurasia
, Africa, Pacific Islands, Australia.[1]
- Domain:
- Chatton, 1925
- eukaryotes
- Kingdom:
- Haeckel, 1866
- Plants
- Subkingdom:
- Cavalier-Smith, 1981
- Phylum:
- Sinnott, 1935 ex Cavalier-Smith, 1998
- Vascular Plants
- Subphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997, nom. inval.
- Infraphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997
- Class:
- Novák ex Takht. (1967)
- Subclass:
- Novák ex Takhtajan, 1967
- Angiosperms
- Superorder:
- Takhtajan, 1967
- Order:
- Juss. ex Bercht. & J. Presl, 1820
- Suborder:
- Juss. ex Bercht. & J. Presl (1820)
- Family:
- R. Brown, 1818, nom. cons.
- Subfamily:
- Genus:
- C. Linnaeus, 1753
- [Greek phyton, plant, and Latin lacca, crimson dye, in reference to the pigment the berries yield]
- Specific epithet:
- Botanical name: - Phytolacca decandra L.
- Specific epithet:
- Genus:
- C. Linnaeus, 1753
- [Greek phyton, plant, and Latin lacca, crimson dye, in reference to the pigment the berries yield]
- Subfamily:
- Family:
- R. Brown, 1818, nom. cons.
- Suborder:
- Juss. ex Bercht. & J. Presl (1820)
- Order:
- Juss. ex Bercht. & J. Presl, 1820
- Superorder:
- Takhtajan, 1967
- Subclass:
- Novák ex Takhtajan, 1967
- Angiosperms
- Class:
- Novák ex Takht. (1967)
- Infraphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997
- Subphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997, nom. inval.
- Phylum:
- Sinnott, 1935 ex Cavalier-Smith, 1998
- Vascular Plants
- Subkingdom:
- Cavalier-Smith, 1981
- Kingdom:
- Haeckel, 1866
- Plants
Publishing author : L. Publication : Sp. Pl., ed. 2. 1: 631 1762 [Sep 1762]
Similar Species
Members of the genus Phytolacca
ZipcodeZoo has pages for 19 species, subspecies, varieties, forms, and cultivars in this genus:
P. americana (American Pokeweed) · P. americana var. americana (American Pokeweed) · P. americana var. lancifolia (Virginia Poke) · P. americana var. rigida (American Pokeweed) · P. americana 'Silberstein' (Speckled Poke) · P. americana 'Variegata' (Variegated American Pokeweed) · P. bogotensis (Pokeweed) · P. clavigera (Pokeweed) · P. decandra (Poke Root) · P. decandra var. americana (Pokeweeds) · P. dioica (Beautiful Shade) · P. dioica x weberbaueri (Ombu Tree) · P. dodecandra (Pokeweed) · P. heteropetala (Mexican Pokeweed) · P. icosandra (Phytolacca) · P. octandra (Himalayan Pokeweed) · P. polyandra (Batal) · P. rivinoides (Venezuelan Pokeweed) · P. sandwicensis (Hawai'i Pokeweed)
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It would appear that I did not blog my 2007 goals, the meeting of which were a mixed bag. I do have some solid 2008 goals.
I have some other minor goals that are not official Resolutions. There are some home improvement projects I'd like to get done, I'd like to build a great team at work (unfortunately largely out of my control), I'd like to build my cellar up to about 50 bottles of wine, and exercise a little bit.
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The story of Full Metal Panic! revolves around Sousuke Sagara, a professional soldier in the mercenary group called Mithril. He is hired to act as a bodyguard for Kaname Chidori, a spunky high school student who actually has more to herself than meets the eye. Sousuke is told only to protect Kaname from abduction and that the hostile group remains unknown up to date. So, as part of his job, Sousuke enters high school with Kaname and is immediately plunged into a world that's so different to his own that it's almost impossible for him to cope.
Sousuke's upbringing is highly unlike Kaname's, so they disagree on a lot of things. Sousuke also doesn't understand the mechanics of high school, so he tends to over-react to simple situations, thus, igniting Kaname's temper. However, it does not take long for Kaname to acknowledge Sousuke's determination to protect her, and they, therefore, slip into a comfortable friendship.
All is well until the day that the plane that Kaname was riding on got hijacked by a terrorist group. Now, their roles are reversed, and it is Kaname who finds herself in an unfamiliar world. As events unravel, she finds out that she actually plays a key role in the intrigue between Mithril and its flagship, Tuatha de Danaan. Later on, she realizes her feelings for Sousuke but is caught in a love triangle between her, Sousuke, and Teletha – the captain of the submarine. Now, they must face the dangers around them as well as deal with their blossoming emotions.
- Director: Koichi Chigira
- English Adaptation: ADV Films and FUNimation
- GENRE: Action, Comedy, Drama, Mecha, and Romance.
- Episodes: 24
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Sousuke Sagara: Sousuke is a 17-year-old sergeant in the counterterrorist force called Mithril. He is strict, efficient and aloof. He's the perfect soldier, but he fails as a normal teenager. Indeed, these qualities make him quite clueless when it comes to blending into the setting of a normal high school. And more often than not, these qualities only lead him into awkward situations wherein he overreacts, thereby, angering his ward.
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Phil Collins is hinting that a Genesis reunion might be in the cards, according to The Guardian. Back in 2009, following years of drumming, Collins underwent surgery to help fix his vertebrae, which was actually crushing his spinal cord and directly affecting the use of his hands. He last toured with Genesis in 2007 and his most recent solo dates were in 2010 behind his critically acclaimed solo covers set, Going Home. Collins revealed that new work is definitely on his mind, telling Germany's Bild am Sonntag, that his 12 and eight-year-old sons -- Nicholas and Matthew -- are eager to see him play with his former band: "I have started thinking about doing new stuff. (Maybe playing) some shows again, even with Genesis. Everything is possible. We could tour in Australia and South America. We haven't been there yet."
Collins' adult son, 37-year-old Simon Collins, the drummer/vocalist for the band Sound Of Contract spoke about his father's revived spirits, telling SmashingInterviews.com: "He's great. He's doing really well. He's starting to write again actually and spending more time with family, myself included. I think he's just enjoying taking a much needed, much deserved break from the insanity of going on tour for years on end. As much as that is his deepest passion as it is mine, it's important to sit back sometimes and actually enjoy what you've achieved and spend some time with family."
We caught up with Phil Collins and asked him if there's anything left in the Genesis vault that might see a future release: "We have lots of rehearsal cassettes which are far more better than the records, actually. Maybe they'll come out one day. We've recorded every concert we've ever done, so there's a slew of things, I'm sure."'
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Venus, often called the Planet of Love, is a feminine sign and rules both Taurus and Libra, as well as the Second and Seventh Houses. Venus represents love, sensuality, romance, beauty, culture, affection and one's social appeal. Venus is about how we feel when we are interacting socially with others -- romantically, professionally or even platonically. Its placement in our chart provides insight into what we are attracted to and what is attracted to us. Your Venus sign defines what you love and how you love it and is therefore referred to as your Love Sign. Venus (in conjunction with the Moon) governs our emotional life and unions of all kinds. Imagine Venus as a warm buzz -- it does, after all, rule your sensory organs and all the spots that feel good emotionally and sensually.
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by Toby Amidor in Healthy Recipes, In Season, May 4, 2011Strawberries are delicious, juicy and in season now! These nutrient-packed red gems are one of our favorites — here's why.
Strawberry Facts
Part of the rose family, strawberries are a favorite fruit among both children and adults. Strawberries are one of the only fruit where the seeds are found on the outside as opposed to the inside (like a peach or apple).
Strawberries were grown in the wild for centuries in the U.S. and Europe. Today they're produced throughout the world including Canada, France, Australia, Italy, Japan, New Zealand and the U.S. Peak season in the U.S. runs from April through September.
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Eight fresh strawberries contain only 50 calories and 3 grams of soluble fiber. They're brimming with antioxidants like vitamin C and anthocyanins which also give berries their gorgeous red and blue colors. According to a recently-published report in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, strawberries ranked third on a list of more than 1,000 foods antioxidant-rich foods. Only blackberries and walnuts have more.
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- Top fish, pork or chicken with trawberry salsa
- Freeze whole strawberries and use as "ice cubes" in cocktails
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Sometimes tire blowouts occur due to bad luck, but other times they happen because retread tires have been mounted on the 18-wheeler when new tires are required. Tires Fall Off – While a tire blowing out can make an 18-wheeler hard to handle, a tire falling off altogether makes the behemoth truck nearly impossible to control. Headlights Burned Out – If it's nighttime, then you need to be able to see oncoming trucks. If the headlights on the truck aren't operating properly, then you won't see the 18-wheeler until the last second, when being cognizant of a semi-truck in your path obviously does you very little benefit. Brake Lights Malfunctioning – While it's important to know when a truck is coming toward you at night, it's also important to know when the truck in front of you is slowing down. If the truck's brake lights are broken, then your car may collide with the truck. Turn Signals Malfunctioning – Trucks take wide turns, so you need to know when one is about to make a right-hand or left-hand turn, or your car may get clipped. Truck Trailer Lights Out – Every trailer beyond a certain length is required to have reflector lights running along the body of the trailer. The purpose of these lights is to allow oncoming traffic to spot the truck when it's making a turn and crossing the road. Without these lights, the trailer can be virtually invisible in certain lighting conditions, making it a danger to any approaching vehicle. Rules for maintenance, and how they apply to you. According to rule 396.3 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) guidelines: "Every motor carrier and intermodal equipment provider must systematically, inspect, repair, and maintain, or cause to be systematically inspected, repaired and maintained, all motor vehicles and intermodal equipment subject to its control." The rule goes on to state that "[p]arts and accessories shall be in safe and proper operating condition at all times." Additionally, the trucking company is required to keep records of maintenance for any vehicle that it owns for longer than 30 days, and these records must be continually filed and stored while they own the vehicle and for one and a half years after the motor carrier leaves their control. If you've been injured in an accident with an 18-wheeler due to an apparent breakdown in the vehicle, you need to find the assistance of an experienced 18-wheeler accident attorney whom you can trust to get down to the bottom of whether or not the trucking company had adequately maintained the vehicle. If it did and the accident was caused by a mechanical malfunction, then the trucking company will likely blame the manufacturer of the vehicle. If it didn't maintain the vehicle as required to do so by the FMCSA, then you can pursue compensation from the trucking company with a personal injury lawsuit, and that's when you'll need a competent lawyer, who can subpoena the records of the trucking company. However, the case isn't over when your lawyer gets his hands on the maintenance records. If a trucking company has negligently refrained from maintaining upkeep on the vehicle, then it might also try to fake its maintenance records. While we don't mean to suggest that all trucking companies operate in such a nefarious way, we have encountered some who do. By the same token, we've learned a way to catch them. These maintenance records must keep track of the odometer readings on the truck on the given dates the vehicle was allegedly serviced. More importantly, these aren't the only records that keep track of the truck's odometer readings. The FMCSA limits how far a given trucker can drive his 18-wheeler in a given day, with 11 hours being the maximum amount of time allowed behind the wheel and 14 hours allowed on the job total before a mandatory 10-hour rest period must go into effect. Also, for every eight hours driven, the truck driver must take at least a 30-minute break. In order to enforce these rules, the truck driver must keep a log of his rest stops. Sometimes, this record is kept in a handwritten log, but other times the record is kept with an Electronic On-Board Recorder that does the task automatically, keeping a record of the location, time, date, and odometer reading on the truck. On more than one occasion, our firm has encountered a trucking company that has attempted to fake maintenance records but has not been clever enough to make sure the odometer readings on the fake record matched the real odometer readings on the same dates for their driver's EOBR readings. By reviewing both records, we've been able to prove the negligence of the trucking company, and its intentional deception in falsifying the records. With that kind of evidence in hand, the case is easily won. You need an 18-wheeler attorney who knows the rules, and how trucking companies break them. If an 18-wheeler failed mechanically, leading to you suffering an injury or your loved one being killed, then don't take the trucking company at its word that the vehicle had been properly maintained. There is simply too much on the line to do so. You need to secure the services of a skilled 18-wheeler accident lawyer who can tell you for certain. At Grossman Law Offices, we've been fighting the deceptions of negligent trucking companies in the Metroplex for 25 years. To find out how we can help with your case, call us today for a free consultation at 1-855-326-0000 (toll free).