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There is only one species in the genus heather — common heather, represented by several dozen varieties that differ in color of flowers (from white to dark purple) and foliage (in extreme cases, it can be golden-orange, and bluish-white). 2
Representatives of the genus Cassiopeia are the most characteristic plants of the Arctic and Subarctic, dominating many types of tundra. Cassiopeia tetrahedral is a low—growing evergreen creeping shrub. The stems are thin, creeping, branched, 8-30 cm high. Presentation title 3
Presentation title 4 The creeping carnation is a typical inhabitant of the north of Siberia and the Far East. This plant can be found in mountain gravelly tundras, in steppes, on sandy and pebble placers near streams, on the slopes of valleys of large rivers.
The snow-white water lily is a perennial aquatic plant. It differs from the white water lily with lighter flowers. The rhizome is long, horizontal. Water lily (water lily, nymphaea ) is a genus of herbaceous aquatic plants, including many species. Water lily is an exceptionally decorative flower, many species are grown in culture. The leaves of the water lily are rounded, green or reddish in color, floating freely on the surface of the water Presentation title 5
The dodging peony is a species of perennial herbaceous plants of the genus Peony, growing in light mixed forests, meadows and edges, in river valleys. Prefers fertile soils and sunny places. Presentation title 6
Presentation title 7 A perennial plant of the poppy family. It is a loose-grain and densely pubescent plant. With milky white or yellow juice. The leaves are 4-12 cm long, on thin petioles, pinnately dissected, 3-4 pairs of whole-edged or slightly cut segments. Peduncles are numerous, 10-30 cm tall. The petals are obovate, sulphurous yellow.
St. John's wort is a perforated plant with a thin, strong rhizome, from which several smooth dihedral branched stems grow annually up to 60 (40-80) cm high
A low plant with small white flowers. The stem is naked, erect, up to 30 cm high. The leaves on the stem are shorter in length than the distance between the nodes. At the base of the stem is a bunch of basal leaves. The flowers are collected in a paniculate inflorescence of 10-30 flowers, the pedicels are bare. There are 5 ovate sepals, with a blunt bulge and three parallel veins. Corolla with 5 white petals 5-6 mm long (longer than the calyx), slightly notched, with 10 stamens, 3 columns. The fruit is a box. Blooms in June-July. It is found on the edges, clearings, roadsides in sandy places Presentation title 9
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