Do you know of any extinct plants or flowers?

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2006-08-25 09:16:46 · answer #1 · answered by londonhawk 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋

I only know the name of one extinct flower. It is called the thismia. Dont know if it is poisonous or not. The Nature Consvervancy has a 'great thismia" hunt every year in the Chicago area for this plant. Lady Slippers are becoming extinct and the bulb is poisonous. You might do a search for the Nature conservancy website. I am sure they would direct you to other extinct plants besides the thismia.

2006-08-25 16:23:48 · answer #2 · answered by juncogirl3 6 · 0⤊ 0⤋

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* Achyranthes mangarevica
* Acacia prismifolia
* Acacia volubilis
* Acalypha rubra
* Acianthus ledwardii
* Acmadenia baileyensis
* Acmadenia candida
* Adenia natalensis
* Amperea xiphoclada
* Amphibromus whitei
* Anacyclus alboranensis
* Angraecum carpophorum
* Anthurium leuconeurum
* Araucaria mirabilis
* Argentipallium spiceri
* Argyreia soutteri
* Argyrolobium splendens
* Argyroxiphium virescens
* Armeria arcuata
* Artemisia insipida
* Asclepias bicuspis
* Aspalathus variegata
* Astiria rosea
* Astragalus kentrophyta
* Badula ovalifolia
* Barleria natalensis
* Begonia cowellii
* Bertiera bistipulata
* Beyeria lepidopetala
* Blutaparon rigidum
* Bonania myrcifolia
* Botrychium subbifoliatum
* Brachystelma occidentale
* Bromus brachystachys
* Bulbophyllum pusillum
* Bulbostylis neglecta
* Byttneria ivorensis
* Caladenia atkinsonii
* Caladenia brachyscapa
* Caladenia pumila
* Calanthe whiteana
* Caliphruria tenera
* Calochortus indecorus
* Calothamnus accedens
* Campanula oligosperma
* Caralluma arenicola
* Carex aboriginum
* Carex repanda
* Carmichaelia prona
* Cassytha pedicellosa
* Castilleja cruenta
* Centaurea psephelloides
* Centaurea tuntasia
* Cephalophyllum parvulum
* Ceropegia antennifera
* Chenopodium helenense
* Chlorospatha kressii
* Coffea lemblinii
* Coleanthera virgata
* Commidendrum burchellii
* Commidendrum rotundifolium
* Conophytum ricardianum
* Corypha taliera
* Cosmos atrosanguineus
* Crassula alcicornis
* Crassula subulata
* Crassula subulata hispida
* Crepidiastrum ameristophyllum
* Crepidiastrum grandicollum
* Crotalaria urbaniana
* Cupaniopsis crassivalvis
* Cyanea arborea
* Cyanea asplenifolia
* Cyanea quercifolia
* Cyanea quercifolia
* Cycas szechuanensis
* Cyrtandra waiolani
* Cyrtandra pruinosa
* Danais corymbosa
* Danais sulcata
* Delissea fallax
* Delissea lanaiensis
* Delissea lauliiana
* Delissea parviflora
* Delissea sinuata
* Dendrophthora terminalis
* Deparia kaalaana
* Deyeuxia drummondii
* Deyeuxia lawrencei
* Dicliptera falcata
* Dicrastylis morrisonii
* Didymoglossum exiguum
* Diellia leucostegioides
* Dimocarpus leichhardtii
* Diosma fallax
* Dipcadi concanense
* Dipcadi reidii
* Diplazium laffanianum
* Diplocaulobium masonii
* Diplotaxis siettiana
* Diuris bracteata
* Dryopteris speluncae
* Eleocharis bermudiana
* Encephalartos woodii
* Eragrostis hosakai
* Eragrostis mauiensis
* Eremophila vernicosa
* Eriostemon falcatus
* Euphrasia arguta
* Festuca benthamiana
* Frankenia conferta
* Frankenia decurrens
* Frankenia parvula
* Glyceria drummondii
* Griffinia liboniana
* Gyrostemon reticulatus
* Habranthus caerulens
* Haloragis platycarpa
* Haplostachys bryanii
* Haplostachys linearifolia
* Haplostachys munroi
* Haplostachys truncata
* Hemigenia clotteniana
* Hemigenia exilis
* Hemigenia obtusa
* Hibiscadelphus bombycinus
* Hibiscadelphus crucibracteatus
* Hibiscadelphus wilderianus
* Huperzia serrata
* Hutchinsia tasmanica
* Hydatella leptogyne
* Hymenaea mexicana
* Hymenaea protera
* Hymenophyllum lobbii
* Hymenophyllum whitei
* Hypsela sessiliflora
* Ipheion tweedianum
* Kokia lanceolata
* Lemmaphyllum accedens
* Lepidium drummondii
* Lepidium peregrinum
* Leptomeria dielsiana
* Leptomeria laxa
* Leucopogon cryptanthus
* Leucopogon marginatus
* Lipochaeta bryanii
* Lycium verruscosum
* Lycopodium volubile
* Mariscus rockii
* Mariscus kunthianus
* Marsdenia araujacea
* Marsdenia tubulosa
* Masdevallia menatoi
* Melicope nealae
* Melicope obovata
* Menkea draboides
* Mimulus whipplei
* Monardella pringlei
* Monogramma dareicarpa
* Musa fitzalanii
* Nemcia lehmannii
* Nesiota elliptica (St. Helena Olive Tree)
* Oberonia attenuata
* Olearia oliganthema
* Opercularia acolytantha
* Orbexilum stipulatum
* Orbexilum macrophyllum
* Orthocarpus pachystachyus
* Ozothamnus selaginoides
* Paspalum batianoffii
* Pelea obovata
* Persoonia prostrata
* Persoonia laxa
* Phacelia amabilis
* Phacelia cinerea
* Phlegmatospermum drummondii
* Phyllostegia hillebrandii
* Phyllostegia rockii
* Phyllostegia variabilis
* Pitcairnia undulata
* Plagiobothrys diffusus
* Petaluma Allocarya
* Platysace dissecta
* Potentilla multijuga
* Prasophyllum robustum
* Prostanthera albohirta
* Prostanthera marifolia
* Pseudanthus nematophorus
* Pterostylis valida
* Ptilotus fasciculatus
* Ptilotus pyramidatus
* Pultenaea maidenii
* Ranunculus hayekii
* Rorippa coloradensis
* Saxifraga amphibia
* Scaevola macrophylla
* Schiedea stellarioides
* Senecio georgianus
* Sicyos hillebrandii
* Silene cryptopetala
* Silene degeneri
* Solanum bauerianum
* Stenogyne cinerea
* Stenogyne viridis
* Streblorrhiza speciosa
* Streptochaeta angustifolia
* Sucrea sampaiana
* Tetramolopium conyzoides
* Tetramolopium tenerrimum
* Tetratheca elliptica
* Tetratheca fasciculata
* Thismea americana
* Thomasia gardneri
* Timesipteris lanceolata
* Trianthema cypseleoides
* Urostachys rubrus
* Vanvoostia bennettiana (Bennett's seaweed)
* Verbascum calycosum
* Vernonia africana
* Vicia dennesiana
* Viola cryana
* Watsonia distans
* Weinmannia spiraeoides
* Wendlandia angustifolia
* Wikstoemia villosa
* Wikstroemia skottsbergiana
* Xanthostemon sebertii
* Zamia monticola
* Zanthoxylum leonis
* Zeuktophyllum suppositum
* Zeuxine boninensis

2006-08-25 16:20:26 · answer #3 · answered by KIT-KAT 5 · 0⤊ 0⤋

'teramanoeator' the man eating plant which grows up to 3 storeys high. it is said that these plants in rare occasions grow up to the size of a sky scrapper *i can't imagine how many people it will have to eat to grow up to that size because it eats only human*. these plant was last recorded seen in 1768. when scientists from america first discovered this species of plant in a tropical jungles in Malaysia, they were so amazed they wanted to bring it back to the US but was denied by law.

2006-08-25 16:23:18 · answer #4 · answered by kevin 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋

Creo que cuando llegamos a cierta edad, todos hemos pasado alguna vez por tu mismo problema. Los hongos son una molestia y un autÃ©ntico asco, y lo Ãºltimo que debemos hacer es dejarlos campar a sus anchas y no tratarlos en cuanto podamos (tampoco creo que quieras dejarlos, teniendo en cuenta lo mucho que molestan).
Una amiga mÃa me pasÃ³ esto hace un par de meses, y lo guardÃ© en Favoritos por si alguien mÃ¡s lo necesitaba, ya que es muy efectivo.
Ya verÃ¡s cÃ³mo en poco tiempo te libras de los hongos y de todos esos feos problemas.
Un abrazo.
http://infeccionesporhongos.youtips.info

2014-10-10 16:19:46 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋

The salad I had for lunch is pretty much history

2006-08-25 16:12:23 · answer #6 · answered by dan68686 2 · 0⤊ 0⤋

opium poppeys

2006-08-25 16:12:21 · answer #7 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 1⤋

Do you know of any extinct plants or flowers?

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