- However,
plants outside this
tribe are
sometimes also
called thistles.
Biennial thistles are
particularly noteworthy for
their high
wildlife value, producing...
- The
Kenora Thistles,
officially the
Thistles Hockey Club, were a
Canadian ice
hockey team
based in Kenora, Ontario.
Founded in 1894, they were originally...
- Sow
thistle most
often refers to
yellow flowered,
thistle-like
plants in the
genus Sonchus. Sow
thistle may also
refer to: Cicerbita, a
genus of plants...
- 15–60 cm long and
typically pinnately lobed, with
spiny edges like most
thistles. They are hairless,
shiny green, with milk-white veins. The
flower heads...
- by a
collar of
thistles and a
badge depicting St Andrew. In a
painting of 1538,
James V is
shown wearing a gold
collar of
linked thistles with a St Andrew...
- of un-sifted
thistles,
Thrust three thousand thistles through the
thick of his thumb. Now if
Theophilus Thistle, the
successful thistle sifter, Thrust’s...
-
Meadowbank Thistle F.C.
Partick Thistle F.C.
Scone Thistle F.C.
Strathspey Thistle F.C.
Thistle F.C.
Wishaw Thistle F.C.
Thistles (women's cricket), a women's...
- cooking.
Thistles produce abundant nectar for
pollinators and
provide seeds and
floss for
birds such as the goldfinch. Large-flowered tall
thistles in particular...
- A
thistle tube is a
piece of
laboratory gl****ware
consisting of a
shaft of tube, with a
reservoir and funnel-like
section at the top.
Thistle tubes are...
-
within the
family Asteraceae and are
commonly known as sow
thistles (less
commonly hare
thistles or hare lettuces).
Sowthistles are annual,
biennial or perennial...
