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Arctium lappa, burdock Stock Photos and Images
RF2R75RCM–Beautiful growing flower root burdock thistle on background meadow, photo consisting from growing flower root burdock thistle to grass meadow, growing
RF2FE4946–burdock from the astrocyte family with young flowering buds on a background of greenery on a bright sunny summer day. bee collects pollen
RFW49E73–Blooming plant spines with a purple flower with a bumblebee and a blurred green background. There are still spikes out of focus. Vertical frame.
RF2TMME2J–Close up of arctium tomentosum aka woolly burdock or downy burdock belongs to a family of asteraceae.
RME572YA–River Mole at Brockham, Surrey, UK. 22nd July, 2014. The UK Big Butterfly Count. Butterflies on the Banks of the River Mole at Brockham, Surrey. Tuesday 22nd July 2014. A Comma Butterfly 'Polygonia c-album' rests on a Greater Burdock 'Arctium lappa' on the banks of the River Mole at Brockham, Dorking, Surrey Credit: Photo by Lindsay Constable / Alamy Live News
RF2BTK2R5–Burdock with large green leaves close-up in spring. Natural background. Latin name Arctium lappa.
RF2AXXGMD–The sun is lighting up the colours of this little male stonechat (Saxicola rubicola) sitting on some vegetation in a grassy field whilst looking for its next meal
RF2H55N49–Photo of dry flower Arctium láppa, large burdock. Close-up of a dry flower at sunset. Dry flower foliage
RM2AG2J7B–. Field and woodland plants. lasping the stem, withpointed auricles. The flower-heads are of a bright bluecolour, large and conspicuous,mostly in sessile clusters oftwo or three along the rigid,S2)reading branches, but a feware terminal. The involucreconsists of about eight innerbracts, and a whorl of outerones that are much shorter.The florets are large; and thefruits are smooth, or nearly so, and closely cnvelojied in the low erpart of the involucre. The time of flowering is from July toOctober. Our next species is the Burdock {Arctium Lappa), famihar as awayside plant not only on account of
RME572YJ–River Mole at Brockham, Surrey, UK. 22nd July, 2014. The UK Big Butterfly Count. Butterflies on the Banks of the River Mole at Brockham, Surrey. Tuesday 22nd July 2014. A Comma Butterfly 'Polygonia c-album' rests on a Greater Burdock 'Arctium lappa' on the banks of the River Mole at Brockham, Dorking, Surrey Credit: Photo by Lindsay Constable / Alamy Live News
RF2BTK2RC–Burdock with large green leaves close-up in spring. Natural background. Latin name Arctium lappa.
RFKW7FR2–Root and Tuberous Vegetables, Illustration Hand Drawn Sketch of Burdock or Arctium Lappa Plant Isolated on White Background.
RF2HD8116–Photo of dry flower Arctium láppa, large burdock. Close-up of a dry flower at sunset. Dry flower foliage
![Sheep husbandry; with an account of different breeds, and general directions in regard to summer and winter management, breeding and the treatment of diseases . possibility of carding by the Tory weed ( Ci/noglossumofficinale) and Burdock (Arctium lappa) so common on new lands. The old common stock of sheep, as a distinct family, have nearly disap-])eared, having been universally crossed, to a greater or less extent, withthe foreign breeds of later introduction. The hrst and second cross withthe Merino, resulted in a decided improvement, and produced a varietyexceedingly valuable for the farme Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AJ2RW7/sheep-husbandry-with-an-account-of-different-breeds-and-general-directions-in-regard-to-summer-and-winter-management-breeding-and-the-treatment-of-diseases-possibility-of-carding-by-the-tory-weed-cinoglossumofficinale-and-burdock-arctium-lappa-so-common-on-new-lands-the-old-common-stock-of-sheep-as-a-distinct-family-have-nearly-disap-eared-having-been-universally-crossed-to-a-greater-or-less-extent-withthe-foreign-breeds-of-later-introduction-the-hrst-and-second-cross-withthe-merino-resulted-in-a-decided-improvement-and-produced-a-varietyexceedingly-valuable-for-the-farme-2AJ2RW7.jpg "Sheep husbandry; with an account of different breeds, and general directions in regard to summer and winter management, breeding and the treatment of diseases . possibility of carding by the Tory weed ( Ci/noglossumofficinale) and Burdock (Arctium lappa) so common on new lands. The old common stock of sheep, as a distinct family, have nearly disap-])eared, having been universally crossed, to a greater or less extent, withthe foreign breeds of later introduction. The hrst and second cross withthe Merino, resulted in a decided improvement, and produced a varietyexceedingly valuable for the farme Stock Photo")
RM2AJ2RW7–Sheep husbandry; with an account of different breeds, and general directions in regard to summer and winter management, breeding and the treatment of diseases . possibility of carding by the Tory weed ( Ci/noglossumofficinale) and Burdock (Arctium lappa) so common on new lands. The old common stock of sheep, as a distinct family, have nearly disap-])eared, having been universally crossed, to a greater or less extent, withthe foreign breeds of later introduction. The hrst and second cross withthe Merino, resulted in a decided improvement, and produced a varietyexceedingly valuable for the farme
RME572Y8–River Mole at Brockham, Surrey, UK. 22nd July, 2014. The UK Big Butterfly Count. Butterflies on the Banks of the River Mole at Brockham, Surrey. Tuesday 22nd July 2014. A Comma Butterfly 'Polygonia c-album' rests on a Greater Burdock 'Arctium lappa' on the banks of the River Mole at Brockham, Dorking, Surrey Credit: Photo by Lindsay Constable / Alamy Live News
RMN00N6T–Waukesha, USA. 9th Apr, 2018. Dreary spring weather, Waukesha, WI USA, 9th April 2018, Overcast spring weather with dark clouds and dormant landscapes mixed with snow and new growth, DianaJ/StockimoNews/Alamy Credit: Diana J./StockimoNews/Alamy Live News
RF2BB3RBM–capitula of burdock close-up covered by fresh snow and blue sky on background on sunny spring day
RF2BTK2NF–Burdock with large green leaves close-up in spring. Natural background. Latin name Arctium lappa.
RFKWH7YE–Root and Tuberous Vegetables, Illustration Hand Drawn Sketch of Burdock or Arctium Lappa Plant Isolated on White Background.
RF2K3CG5Y–Photo of dry flower Arctium láppa, large burdock. Close-up of a dry flower at sunset. Dry flower foliage
RM2AX0KCJ–Sheep husbandry in the South: comprising a treatise on the acclimation of sheep in the southern states, and an account of the different breedsAlso, a complete manual of breeding, summer and winter management, and of the treatment of diseases .. . ssibihty of carding by the Tory weed (Gynoglossumvfficinale) and Burdock (Arctium lappa) so common on new lands.j The old common stock of sheep, as a distinct family, have nearly disap-Ifpeared, having been universally crossed, to a greater or less extent, with[the foreign breeds of later introduction. The first and second cross withIthe Merino, resu
RME572YK–River Mole at Brockham, Surrey, UK. 22nd July, 2014. The UK Big Butterfly Count. Butterflies on the Banks of the River Mole at Brockham, Surrey. Tuesday 22nd July 2014. A Comma Butterfly 'Polygonia c-album' rests on a Greater Burdock 'Arctium lappa' on the banks of the River Mole at Brockham, Dorking, Surrey Credit: Photo by Lindsay Constable / Alamy Live News
RF2BTK2R9–Burdock with large green leaves close-up and dry last year's thistles on them in the spring. Natural background. Latin name Arctium lappa.
RF2HN4692–Photo of dry flower Arctium láppa, large burdock. Close-up of a dry flower at sunset. Dry flower foliage
RM2AG60KN–. An illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada and the British possessions : from Newfoundland to the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia and from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102nd meridian. 2. Arctium Lappa L. Great Bur, Burdock or Clotbur. Fig. 4634. Arctium Lappa L. Sp. PI. 816. 1753. Lappa major Gaertn. Fruct. & Sem. 2 : 379. pi. 162. 1802. Stem much branched, 4°-()° high. Leaves thin, broadlyovate, pale and tomentose-canescent beneath, obtuse,entire, repand or dentate, mostly cordate, the loweroften 18 long; petioles solid, deeply furrowed; headsclustered or
RF2HPAX2H–Burdock blossoms, prickly burdock fruits on a plant in a meadow in summer in Siberia Russia
RM2F3CEEA–A Setter: Facing Left, with a Partridge Hiding among Burdocks on the Left, ca. 1805. after Philip Reinagle
RME572YN–River Mole at Brockham, Surrey, UK. 22nd July, 2014. The UK Big Butterfly Count. Butterflies on the Banks of the River Mole at Brockham, Surrey. Tuesday 22nd July 2014. A Comma Butterfly 'Polygonia c-album' rests on a Greater Burdock 'Arctium lappa' on the banks of the River Mole at Brockham, Dorking, Surrey Credit: Photo by Lindsay Constable / Alamy Live News
RM2X3RE08–Chinese mugwort (Artemisia verlotiorum), Asteraceae. Perennial herbaceous, wild plant. yellow flower.
RF2JPMEJC–Photo of dry flower Arctium láppa, large burdock. Close-up of a dry flower at sunset. Dry flower foliage
RM2CDCE64–. Sheep husbandry in the South: comprising a treatise on the acclimation of sheep in the southern states, and an account of the different breeds. Also, a complete manual of breeding, summer and winter management, and of the treatment of diseases . d the possibility of carding by the Tory weed (CynoglossumeJUcinale) and Burdock (Arctium lappa) so common on new lands. The old common stock of sheep, as a distinct family, have nearly disap-peared, having been imiversally crossed, to a greater or less extent, withthe foreign breeds of later introduction. The first and second cross withtlie Merino,
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