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  1. One of the best specimens in any landscape, Japanese White Pine is a pleasure to behold with attractive foliage in all seasons. Set it off in the landscape with a low ground cover beneath or locate …

  2. The Japanese white-eye, along with several species within the genus Zosterops has had a long history as one of the most inexpensive, available, peaceful and hardy of the passerines in aviculture.

  3. Abstract The study was carried out to explore the effect of growth regulators on seed germination and seedling growth index of radish (Raphanus sativus L.) cv Japanese white.

  4. They have a white eye ring around the eye as Japanese White-eyes Zos-terops japonicus, but they have a pattern of upside-down black trian-gle, hence the Japanese name "Meguro (Black eye)" (Fig. 2).

  5. Although white pines in the same landscape might be expected to respond similarly to adverse soil/site conditions, it is not uncommon for some trees to decline while nearby trees remain healthy.

  6. Japanese White Pine should be grown in full sun on well-drained soil with adequate moisture. The trees are salt-tolerant, and tolerate moderate drought and moist, clay soil.

  7. II "White" skin has been considered an essential characteristic of feminine beauty in Japan since recorded time. An old Japanese proverb states that "white skin makes up for seven defects"; a …