annual mercury
mercurialis annua latin

Mercurialis annua is a species of flowering plant in the spurge family known by the common name annual mercury.

In July 2011, Disc-Overy was announced as a nominee for the annual Mercury Music Prize.

The fact that all barometer manufacturers in the European Union only account for a few tenths of percentages of the annual mercury consumption, mercury which, by the way, is recycled 100%, makes the matter only worse.

Apart from Chenopodium bonus-henricus and some other edible members of the Chenopodiaceae (also known as mercuries), the most similar-looking species is probably Mercurialis annua, annual mercury, which is also thought to be poisonous.

For the second year in a row, the band were nominated for the annual Mercury Prize, although they failed to match their feat of 2006 after the award went to Klaxons' Myths of the Near Future.

Riley's Alabama Bureau of Tourism & Travel received the National Council of State Tourism Directors' annual Mercury Award recognizing its "Year of Alabama Food" as the nation's top tourism campaign.

If we ripped out and dumped in landfill all the CFLs sold in the USA in the last 5 years (over 1 billion bulbs) that would equal half of one percent of the average annual mercury "release" in the USA.

The National Association of Manufacturers said it failed to mention that coal-fired power plants account for less than 1 percent of annual mercury emissions worldwide and that meeting the environmentalists' demand of 90 percent reduction by 2008 would "cause massive disruptions" in domestic power generation, driving up utility bills.

Mercurialis annua (I)

Apart from Chenopodium bonus-henricus and some other edible members of the Chenopodiaceae (also known as mercuries), the most similar-looking species is probably Mercurialis annua, annual mercury, which is also thought to be poisonous.

The plant is mostly dioecious with male and female plants producing different types of inflorescence, Mercurialis annua can also be found to be monooecious or hermaphrodite, their complicated sexuality makes them the ideal model plant for studying sexual systems in plants.