rhus信息详情
漆树属
erhus───肝炎
Århus───n.奥尔胡斯（丹麦日德兰半岛东岸港市）
rhos───n.罗斯（威尔士地名）
thus───adv.因此；从而；这样；如此
bahus───巴胡斯
huhus───谣言
rheas───n.美洲鸵；苎麻
rheum───n.感冒，鼻粘膜炎；发炎性分泌物
rhumb───n.罗盘方位；[航][水运]恒向线，罗盘方位线
The chromosome observation on 4 species in the genus Rhus.───盐肤木属植物的染色体观察。
Rhus potaniinii Maxim is a fine nectar and pollen plant resource in the mountains and is a host plant of Chinese gall.───是山区优良的蜜粉源植物资源，也是五倍子蚜虫的寄主植物。
True lacquer is the purified and dehydrated sap of the Rhus vernicifera tree, native to ChIna and cultivated In Japan.───真漆是指将从漆树取出的树液纯化和脱水后取得。漆树产于中国，之后移植日本。
Finally, in large Rhus typhina tree breeding, will affect the economic, social or unable to meet demand, control measures can be taken.───最后提出，在火炬树大量繁殖后并影响经济效益、社会效益或不能满足人们要求时，可以采取的控制措施。
The study of the stem's secondary xylem of Rhus chinensis Mill reveals that perforation plate is simple perforation plate.───对盐肤木茎进行木材解剖学研究，发现其导管分子穿孔板为单穿孔板。
It is then concluded that Rhus chinensis adapts to the karst drought environment with protection type.───这些特征表明，盐肤木采用以保护型为主的多种方式适应岩溶干旱环境。
The content of total N and total P in rainfall could be increased by Pinus tabulaeformis and Rhus typhina.───油松、火炬能够增加降雨中总氮、总磷的含量。
Cultivation Techniques in Rhus succedanea L.───日本黄栌栽培技术。
Grafting Techniques in Rhus succedanea L.───日本野漆树嫁接繁育技术初探。
The method can promote the Japanese Rhus succedaneum to rapidly grow in the acid soil and quickly enter the main production period so as to improve the economic and ecological benefits.
Common examples include Rhus chinensis, Rhus hypoleuca, Rhus succedanea Alocasia cucullata, Alocasia macrorrhiza, Colocasia esculenta and Excocaria agallocha.
China wax from Rhus verniciflua is one of the important oil sources. Its composition is similar to Japan wax.
The ultrastructure of the secondary phloem of Rhus verniciflua Stokes was studies.
A new variety of Rhus (Tourn. ) L. from Jiangxi.
A few other fossil species of Rhus are known from the Tertiary rocks.
Rhus potaniinii Maxim is a fine nectar and pollen plant resource in the mountains and is a host plant of Chinese gall.
Either of two shrubs, Rhus toxicodendron of the southeast United States or R. diversiloba of western North America, related to poison ivy and causing a rash on contact.
It is now filled with the smooth sumach (Rhus glabra), and one of the earliest species of goldenrod (Solidago stricta) grows there luxuriantly.