| The flowers look like some tickseeds, but the leaves look much more like a helianthus. |
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| I just did a little arrangement of nasturtiums, marigolds, and some helianthus, as bright as I could make it. |
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| The giant helianthus grown mostly for show here, is grown on the continent as a commercial crop. |
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| Tuck summer bloomers like purple verbena, yellow daisylike helianthus, purple coneflower, and coreopsis behind it. |
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| Indeed he grows a full range of vegetables, 27 kinds of tomatoes, peonies and low-maintenance perennials like asters, eupatorium and helianthus. |
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| The literal translation of the botanical name helianthemum is Sun Flower, the same as helianthus, but of course these plants are very different. |
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| George Storey discovered watering the flowers with his Big Lamp beer turned his humble helianthus into a towering triffid. |
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| This change often begins with the first flush of flower from crocosmias, along with achillea and heleniums, and followed by rudbeckia, helianthus and lobelia Queen Victoria. |
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| Helianthus was first grown by the Aztec Indians who worshipped it, ate it, and decorated their wigwams with it. |
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| It has previously been shown that adventitious organogenesis and embryogenesis could occur in parallel from in vitro-cultured tissues of Helianthus. |
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| Of the many varieties of sunflowers, most descend from the native North American Helianthus annuus, although some may be hybrids from within or between other annual species. |
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| These results suggest that these members of the genus Helianthus are facultative mycotrophs. |
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| Segments of the inner tissue from hypocotyls of Helianthus annus cv. |
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