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Old fashioned summer
Erect stems with splayed corymbs above fern-like basal leaves.
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Yuriko works with fine textiles so she knows all about dyes. "The
subtle tones and long lasting colors attained with plant-based dyes are
unlike the bright synthetics of brand-name makers". Yuriko is
using The Compleat Botanica to help start her own dyer's garden.
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Q: How do the specimen links inside the Notes area work?
A:
You can create hyperlinks from one specimen to another when you use the
notes area. This is the area provided at the bottom of several of
the specimen data entry views for typing word processing-like notes.
When a hyperlink has been created, you can double-click the item to jump
to the referenced specimen. see the full story. For more tips see
 The not so obvious . . .
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The Compleat Botanica is now specially priced.
Holiday sale $49.99
Offer expires December 14, 2009
Holiday sale - save $40
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Q: Does the plant list contain plants for my climate
zone?
A: The Compleat
Botanica contains approximately 105,000 vascular plant names
covering tropical, temperate, arctic, and marine plants. There is
no bias toward any USDA hardiness zone. See FAQ 8,
What data is included for more about
this.
See what other people are asking
Frequently
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Q: How do I create a report layout?
A: Report layouts define how a specimen listing will look when printed. A report layout
specifies font faces, point sizes, and colors to be used with your printout. The report
layout does not specify what data to print, what columns to include, or what sorting to
apply to the printed records -- these are all specified through the current filter.
A single report layout can be applied to any filter; thus when you've created a layout with
your own personal look-and-feel, you can use it repeatedly to produce a variety of different
printouts. See the full story.
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