staghorn

"I'd prefer to be bisexual," he told me at the Staghorn.

At the 2006 census, Staghorn Flat had a population of 152.

In nature, the staghorn grows sideways, with its feet attached to a piece of bark.

He's holding his staghorn jackknife with the big blade extended.

"We'll just go to the closest reef and let them look at some dead staghorn coral.

From one end of this protruded a handle of white staghorn.

The staghorn fern should not be potted in soil.

Sheathed at her hip was a hunting knife with a staghorn handle.

That is just about all the praise anyone can give to the staghorn sumac, which is its full name.

The staghorn likes night temperatures of about 50 to 55 degrees, so set it under a skylight or by a window.

The staghorn is sometimes plagued by scale and mealybugs, but a vigilant eye can keep them under control.

Colonies of staghorn corals are the size of small forests.

Smooth sumac also tends to be lower-growing than the staghorn variety.

Every fragment of a staghorn calculus must be removed to prevent the stone from returning.

The staghorn sumac also tolerates poor soil, drought and part shade.

The surrounding waters contain a rich marine ecosystem with plentiful staghorn coral.

Sometimes they're real (like the staghorn fern).

The staghorn sumacs are bursting with their crimson fruits tall and stately.

She handed me a baby staghorn.

The thick staghorn handle of his multi-bladed Sheffield knife.

Among 160 coral species are Staghorn and Plate corals.

The staghorn sumac is a relative of the cashew - and a poor relative at that.

This includes some Tillandsia species, as well as staghorn ferns.

The staghorn fern, which clings to the bark of trees, is named for its leaves, shaped like antlers.

Saltwater staghorn sculpins are used as bait for large Pacific striped bass.