PPT-ARTICHOKE FAST FACTS Artichokes belongs to the Asteraceae family, a group of plants that

Artichokes are native to the Mediterranean region California grows a large number in the US Artichokes thrive in full exposure to sun and frequent watering They grow on stems like a flower Five types of artichoke are as follows Big Heart Green Globe grown in California Imperial Star Purple Romagna . Artichokes are purchased by consumers and can be a nutritious lowfat component of daily meals When the packs are full the artichokes are transferred to bins or directly to field packing machines Growers plant root cuttings into the ground cover them Because Corvids have the largest cerebrums relative to body size of all birds sci entists believe them to be the smartest Corvids are so cial birds with many species living in flocks when not nesting The bold colorful blue jay breeds from south ern Th e bud or immature flower is the part of the artichoke that is harvested The edible portions of the bud are the tender bases of the leaves bracts and the fleshy base upon which the flowers are borne heart The artichoke does best in frostfree areas endiva This also includes other similar bitter leaf vegetables such as radicchio and escarole Endive is a cool season annual plant grown from seed for the loose headed leaves The leaves rise from near the surface and are 6 573715752457347ORQJ5736157 Harmony Day 2015. We're all different you and me. That's what we call diversity. Every life is like a brand new song. It starts out with a melody. And like the branches of a tree. Grows and grows throughout your whole life long. Spring . 2013. Fig. 8.83. Asterids – Campanulids . “Basal” . Asterids. Order . Ericales. Lamiids. . Order . Solanales. Order . Gentianales. . Order . Lamiales. Campanulids. Order . Apiales. Spring . 2014. Fig. 8.83. Asterids – Campanulids . “Basal” . Asterids. Order . Ericales. Lamiids. . Order . Solanales. Order . Gentianales. . Order . Lamiales. Campanulids. Order . Apiales. Burdock ( Asteraceae ) Fast Facts : Number of Growers: less than 50 Acres in Washington: less than 50 Per Acre Value: $1800 - $2500 $7 - $12.50 per lb. for dried root Percent of U.S. Production: less Directions:. Drag the matching animal to the dotted line. . Which animal belongs to my family?. I am . a crocodile…. ______________________. Which animal belongs to my family?. I am. a Shark…. ______________________. Spring 2012. Fig. 8.83. Asterids – Campanulids . “Basal” Asterids. . Order Cornales. Order Ericales. Lamiids. . Order Solanales. Order Gentianales. . Order Lamiales. Campanulids. Order Apiales. Spring . 2014. Fig. 8.83. Asterids – Campanulids . “Basal” . Asterids. Order . Ericales. Lamiids. . Order . Solanales. Order . Gentianales. . Order . Lamiales. Campanulids. Order . Apiales. Important Instructions:1. Communications will be sent to the Sole/First holder Address only. If loca SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation, Putting Men’s Health Care Disparities on the Map, Examining Racial and Ethnic Disparities at the State Level, 2012. . Prevalence of Selected Chronic Conditions Among Men, . Distribution:.  . The members of this family are distributed throughout the world. They inhabit every conceivable situation. In India this family is represented by about 138 genera and 708 species. The members of this family are found chiefly in Himalayas and mountains of southern and western India..