When a flower arises in the axil of a leaf-like structure, this structure is known as bract.
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A specialized leaf smaller than a foliage leaf is typically referred to as a bract. Bracts serve various functions, such as protecting flowers or enhancing plant attractiveness. Examples include the colorful bracts of poinsettias or the spathes of peace lilies.
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They hide seeds in pinecones.
The conifers hide their seeds in the ovuliferous scales and bract scales of the cones.
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It is called a Bract, and is a modified leaf.
Commonly found on plants such as Bougainvillea and Euphorbia/ Poinsettia
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A bract is a leaf-like or scale-like plant part, usually small, sometimes showy or brightly colored, and located just below a flower, a flower stalk, or an inflorescence that serves the function of attracting pollinators, either together with the perianth or instead of it.
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Dumbcane (Dieffenbachia) is a flowering plant. It produces a unique white spadix flower that is surrounded by a leaf-like bract.
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Racked, snacked, hacked, jacked, cracked, lacked, lacked, fact, act, bract, tracked, ad nauseum.
So many more.
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The coloured part of the Poinsettia, red,pink or white. is a bract or modified leaf. The flower is the small yellow parts in the centre. The Latin name is Euphorbia pulcherrima.
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its locatid on the R hand side facing the car follw the botum hose to the bract 2 bolts holding it in place remove it you will fine the thermostat
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its locatid on the R hand side facing the car follw the botum hose to the bract 2 bolts holding it in place remove it you will fine the thermostat
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Most bracket fungi are not known to be poisonous to humans. However, some species can cause allergic reactions in some individuals, so it's best to avoid consuming them unless you are absolutely sure of their identification and safety for consumption.
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The indigenous peoples in the area of Taxco were the first known group to have cultivated the poinsettia. Because of the plant's brightly blooming bract colors in December, it also came to the subsequent attentions of European missionaries and settlers in the 17th century. But widespread knowledge of its existence only ensued with the arrival of Americans from the neighboring United States in the 19th century.
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The single leaf of a flower is called a sepal. Sepals are typically green and located beneath the petals of a flower.
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தாழையோலை யால் முடைந்த பாய். (பதார்த்த. 1465.) தாழம்பூ tāḻam-pū, n. < id. +. 1. Screw- pine flower; தாழையின் மலர். 2. Woman's hair- ornament in the shape of the bract of the screw-pine; தாழம்பூமடல் வடிவமாகச் செய்யப்பட்ட மகளிர் தலையணி.
may the praises go to Lord Siva............
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 5 words with the pattern -R-CT. That is, five letter words with 2nd letter R and 4th letter C and 5th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
bract
erect
eruct
fract
tract
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 6 words with the pattern B-AC-. That is, five letter words with 1st letter B and 3rd letter A and 4th letter C. In alphabetical order, they are:
beach
black
brace
brach
brack
bract
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Yes, when conifer seeds are fully formed, they are typically released from the cones either by drying out and opening or by being eaten and spread by animals. This dispersal mechanism helps conifer seeds to be spread away from the parent tree, increasing their chances of germination and survival.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 3 words with the pattern -RACT. That is, five letter words with 2nd letter R and 3rd letter A and 4th letter C and 5th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
bract
fract
tract
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 9 words with the pattern --ACT. That is, five letter words with 3rd letter A and 4th letter C and 5th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
bract
coact
diact
enact
epact
exact
fract
react
tract
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern BR-CT. That is, five letter words with 1st letter B and 2nd letter R and 4th letter C and 5th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
bract
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Blue is the rarest color for poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima).
Specifically, red, pink and white and marbled or mosaic combinations of those color as red and white or pink and white on each bract (modified leaf) are the most common. White is the color when carotenoid pigments take over the developmental process previously dominated by the green color-producing chlorophylls. Pink requires the efforts of carotenoids and anthocyanins. Red, purple and blue reflect the dominance of anthocyanins. But blue is the rarest outcome of that anthocyanin dominance.
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Are you sure they are shedding flowers ? Many people don't realise that the flowers on a bougainvillea are not at all conspicuous. They are very, very pale yellow in colour, trumpet shaped, and very narrow in relation to their length. They are truly tiny by comparison with the brightly coloured objects that look like medium sized and brightly coloured flowers. These beautiful "flowers", often as large as an inch or more across are not in fact flowers. The "petals" are actually a modified form of leaf called a bract. Plants do shed their leaves, and this includes bracts. If you want to look again at your bougainvilles, get up close and take a magnifying glass.
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Bracts are modified leaves that protect and encase immature flowers in plants. They often resemble petals in appearance but serve a different protective function for the developing flower buds.
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Exact, react, enact
contact ,abreact, abstract, act, attract, bract, compact, contract, counteract, diffract, enact, exact, extract, fact, humpbacked, hunchbacked, impact, interact, matter-of-fact, pact, protract, redact, refract, retroact, subcontract, subtract, tact, tract, transact, unbacked, underact, untracked,play-act , autodidact,artefact (US artifact) , cataract,contact,marked, unremarked,Wehrmacht,affect, bisect, bull-necked, collect, confect, connect, correct, defect, deflect, deject, detect, direct, effect, eject, elect, erect, expect, infect, inflect, inject, inspect, interconnect, interject, intersect, misdirect, neglect, object, perfect, project,
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A colored, usually green, expansion growing from the side of a stem or rootstock, in which the sap for the use of the plant is elaborated under the influence of light; one of the parts of a plant which collectively constitute its foliage., A special organ of vegetation in the form of a lateral outgrowth from the stem, whether appearing as a part of the foliage, or as a cotyledon, a scale, a bract, a spine, or a tendril., Something which is like a leaf in being wide and thin and having a flat surface, or in being attached to a larger body by one edge or end; as : (a) A part of a book or folded sheet containing two pages upon its opposite sides. (b) A side, division, or part, that slides or is hinged, as of window shutters, folding doors, etc. (c) The movable side of a table. (d) A very thin plate; as, gold leaf. (e) A portion of fat lying in a separate fold or layer. (f) One of the teeth of a pinion, especially when small., To shoot out leaves; to produce leaves; to leave; as, the trees leaf in May.
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There are lots of ways to take care of the lucky bamboo. One of the methods I have used for myself and found to be really effective are:
1. Pure water
The water in the pot needs to be replaced with fresh, clean water once a week and the little pot should be scrubbed to prevent calcium or mineral deposits from building up on the edge of the pot and on the plant stem.
2. Pruning and propagating
The plants may be pruned to a more manageable and attractive size, taking care to make a clean cut just above the leaf bract.
3. Trimming of toes
It's okay to take the plant out of the water, gently remove the gravel it has embraced, and then prune back the root system. Keep in mind that you only want to do this during the "dormant" growing season which, in the Pacific Northwest, begins about mid-October when deciduous trees begin to lose their leaves.
4. Yellow streak
Lucky Bamboo should not be placed in direct sunlight. Diffused outdoor light is best. If you notice the leaves yellowing, immediately examine for diseases or pests.
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Most druse crystals found in plants are made of calcium oxalate star-like in shape. They are thought to deter herbivory, and a number of species of plants are poisonous to humans, as well as animals, due to the high calcium oxalate.
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There are many. Here are some:
a, I, an, on, in, at, it, be, to, cab, tea, eat, nib, bin, rib, ate, bet, bat, bit, let, rat, art, ant, arc, tan, tin, nit, nor, ton, not, bar, bra, car, can, con, cot, cat, act, tic, ion, oil, rate, tear, tare, care, race, brat, cart, corn, torn, born, bore, bare, lore, lair, nice, rile, lace, rice, tarn, barn, bran, tire, rite, bite, bait, riot, bent, tone, note, belt, bolt, colt, rail, rain, rein, beer, near, lion, boil, coil, roil, toil, bail, tail, nail, tine, bone, bane, lane, loan, line, cone, cane, bale, bile, tile, tale, late, crate, trice, brace, bract, trace, blare, brine, brain, noble, trail, trial, toner, table, cable, crone, crane, train, baton, create, ration, berate, loiter, carton, enable, action, creation
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MUSACEAE
Flower: unisexual, plants monoecious. Floral Symmetry: zygomorphic
Perianth: +, Differentiated. Calyx (K)=(3), fused, epigynous. Corolla (C)=(2 fused, 1
separate)
Androecium (A)=5, some with 6th
staminode, Distinct
Gynoecium: Syncarpous, Pistil=1, Carpels/pistil=3, Locules/pistil=3 Ovules/locule=∞.
Ovary: Inferior. Placentation: Axile.
Inflorescence: multiple fasciculate cymes each enclosed by a large bract (banana hand).
Fruit: Berry.
Phyllotaxy: spiral
Leaves: Simple, overlapping, sheathing at base (open),. Stipules: −.
Other distinctive features;. spiral leaf bases, monecious plants, conspicuous flower
clusters with sequentially reflexing bracts
Floral formula: X,K 3 , C 2 +1, A 5, G 3 ; berr
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 88 words with the pattern -R--T. That is, five letter words with 2nd letter R and 5th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
arett
argot
arhat
ariot
armet
arnut
arret
bract
brant
brast
brent
britt
bruit
brunt
brust
craft
crept
crest
croft
crost
crout
cruet
crust
crypt
draft
drant
drent
drest
drift
dript
droit
dropt
erect
ergot
eruct
erupt
fract
freet
freit
frist
fritt
front
frost
fruit
frust
graft
grant
great
greet
grift
griot
gript
grist
groat
grout
grunt
grypt
kraft
krait
kraut
orant
orbit
pratt
prent
prest
prost
prunt
tract
trait
trant
trapt
tratt
treat
trest
trist
troat
trout
trust
tryst
urent
wrapt
wrast
wrest
wrist
wroot
yrapt
yrent
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The three major parts of a flower are the petals, the sepals, and the reproductive organs (stamen and pistil). The petals are often colorful and attract pollinators, while the sepals protect the flower bud. The reproductive organs consist of the stamen, which produces pollen, and the pistil, which contains the ovary where seeds develop.
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They are not "eyes", its just how a pineapple looks from the outside.
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The "eyes" on a pineapple fruit are individual fruit-producing structures called carpels, which fuse together to form the composite fruit. The eyes are where the carpels are attached to the core of the fruit, and each eye represents a separate flower that fused together during the fruit's development. The rough texture of the skin surrounding the eyes is due to the modified sepals of the individual flowers.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 105 words with the pattern --A-T. That is, five letter words with 3rd letter A and 5th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
abaft
adapt
agast
alant
amaut
apart
avant
avast
await
beast
beaut
blart
blast
blatt
boart
boast
bract
brant
brast
chaft
chant
chapt
chart
clapt
clart
clast
claut
coact
coapt
coast
craft
dealt
diact
draft
drant
enact
epact
exact
exalt
feast
fract
ghast
ghaut
giant
graft
grant
heart
heast
hiant
hoast
idant
inapt
kiaat
kraft
krait
kraut
leant
leapt
least
liart
loast
lyart
meant
orant
peart
plait
plant
plast
pratt
quant
quart
react
reast
riant
roast
scant
scart
scatt
shaft
shakt
shalt
skart
skatt
slant
slart
smalt
smart
spait
spalt
spart
start
swapt
swart
toast
tract
trait
trant
trapt
tratt
tuart
unapt
wrapt
wrast
yeast
yrapt
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The number of petals depends on the flower species. You'd need to be more ... er ... specific about what kind of flower you meant for us to answer the question. If you're just looking for a rough answer, "between 3 and 6" is a fairly good guess. Eudicots (not a species, but a large group) generally have 4 or 5 petals and monocots (another lage group) tend to have either 3 or 6 petals. (There are many exceptions to this rule, though, so if you want a definitive answer you need to specify the kind of flower you mean. Also, be aware that a lot of things you think of as "petals" may not technically be petals; the bright red part of poinsettia plants, for example, is actually a kind of leaf called a "bract".)
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The letters can be used to spell the 7 letter word curtail and the 6 letter words brutal, burial, italic, ritual and tribal. The also spell the 5 letter words alibi, artic, blurt, brail, built, curia, trail, trial and ultra.
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Bianbai wood comes from the tree Platycladus Orientalis (generic Chinese arborvitae), a large evergreen shrub or small to medium-sized tree. The common name for this tree is Book-Leaf Pine. This tree is native to China, Japan, Taiwan, and parts of the Republic of Russia and the Ukraine. It can be successfully grown--although considered an exotic--in such diverse areas as Poland, Iran, France, New Zealand, and Hawaii, USA, as it is a hardy tree and tolerates a wide variety of soil types and climate conditions.
DESCRIPTION and BIOLOGY:
P. orientalis rarely exceeds the height of 20m in nature; cultivated, it often forms multiple stems with a dense habit, usually broadly conical with ascending branches from bare stems. Leaves are light green or yellow-green, becoming brown after 3 or 4 seasons, persistent, scale-like, in opposite-decussate pairs, and have no glands.
Pollen cones terminal, small (2-3 mm long), seed cones 20-25 mm long, 10-18mm wide when closed, glaucous green at first, turning reddish-brown, usually have 6-8 fleshy scales in an opposite-decussate arrangement, with a deeply recurved dorsal hook below the tip of each scale; this protuberance is the apical part of the bract, around which the fleshy scale develops after the ovules are fertilized, to nearly engulf the bract; scales glaucous when growing, maturing and ripening to bright brown; lower 4 scales fertile with 2-3 seeds occurring adaxially near the base of the lowest pair, only
one on the upper pair.
Seeds 5-7mm long, 3-4mm diameter, more or less ovate, wingless. Seed-bearing begins, on average, at 3 years.
This is a monotypic genus; the generic name comes from the Greek word platyclados (with a broad stem). The Greek word results in two English words plate and clad which conjures up the image of plates arranged in a rack as the tree's foliage appears when viewed from afar. The peculiar arrangement of upright branchlets and flattened lateral twigs gives this tree its unusual leafing habit and explains the origin of its common name (Book-Leaf Pine).
PRODUCTS:
Timber: Wood close-grained and knotty, heartwood dark brown, sapwood white or cream. The timber is used for gateposts and furniture.
Medicine: Parts of P. orientalis were previously used to treat scurvy. Leaf extracts have been shown to inhibit bacterial growth.
Essential Oils: Leaves, wood, bark, and seed shells of have been steam-distilled, and the resulting essential oils and their constituents analysed by GC/MS (mass spectrometry). Essential oils from leaves and seed shells have been found to contain more than 20 mono- and sesqui-terpenes, the most important being alpha-pinene (constituting 40% of the oil), DELTA3-carene, and cedrol.
Other: Seeds from P. orientalis contain terpenoids.
Uses:
Ornamental: The Chinese arbovitae is planted in many gardens, especially for its striking pale green foliage with odd-looking glaucous cones.
Boundary, Barrier, or Support: It tolerates pruning and is therefore used as a hedge plant.
Other: This tree is highly esteemed in mystical Chinese folklore, and was planted within tombs of ancient emperors. It's seeds were also placed within the caskets. More recently, P. orientalis has become popular as a hiking staff/walking stick.
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It counts on what kind of Parrots. some parrots like the scarlet Macaw have a very pretty wings when they are spread open for flight the colors on the scarlet macaw wings are Red, Green, Yellow and blue.
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abaca, abaci, aback, acock, aitch, alack, alecs, amice, amuck, apace, areca, bacca, banco, barca, batch, beach, beech, belch, bench, birch, black, block, blocs, bocce, bocci, botch, brace, brach, bract, brick, brock, bunch, bunco, butch, caeca, catch, cerci, check, chica, chick, chico, chics, chock, chuck, cinch, circa, cisco, clach, clack, click, clock, cluck, coach, coact, cocci, conch, cooch, couch, crack, crick, croci, crock, crocs, cruck, culch, curch, cutch, dance, deice, deuce, disci, disco, discs, ditch, dolce, dolci, douce, dreck, dunce, dunch, dutch, edict, educe, educt, eject, elect, enact, epact, epics, epoch, erect, erica, eruct, evict, exact, execs, fancy, farce, farci, farcy, fence, fetch, filch, finca, finch, fiscs, fitch, flack, fleck, flick, flics, flock, flocs, force, frock, glace, grace, guaco, gulch, hance, hatch, hence, heuch, hitch, hoick, hooch, hotch, hunch, hutch, juice, juicy, junco, kench, ketch, klick, knack, knock, kyack, laich, laics, lance, larch, latch, leach, leech, letch, loach, lunch, lurch, lynch, march, marcs, match, mecca, merch, mercs, mercy, milch, mince, mincy, mooch, mouch, mulch, mulct, munch, musca, mutch, narco, narcs, natch, niece, nonce, notch, orach, ounce, parch, patch, peace, peach, pence, perch, piece, pinch, pisco, pitch, place, plack, plica, pluck, poach, ponce, pooch, porch, pouch, price, prick, pricy, psych, punch, quack, quick, rance, ranch, ratch, reach, react, retch, roach, rotch, saice, sauce, sauch, saucy, secco, shack, shock, shuck, since, slack, slice, slick, smack, smock, snack, sneck, snick, snuck, space, spacy, speck, specs, spica, spice, spicy, stack, stich, stick, stock, stuck, sulci, synch, syncs, talcs, teach, telco, tench, terce, teuch, thack, theca, thick, tinct, torch, torcs, touch, trace, track, tract, trice, trick, trock, truce, truck, twice, vetch, vinca, voice, vouch, watch, welch, wench, whack, which, wicca, wilco, wince, winch, witch, wrack, wreck, wrick, yecch, yince, yucca, yucch, zilch, zincs, zincy
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All in all, there are as many as 360 English words you can make out of the word Bucharest. The longest ones are butchers, archest, batches, bathers, breaths, chaster, cherubs and curates.
Other words:
abet / abets
abs
abuse / abuser
ace / aces
ache / aches
acre / acres
acute
act / acts
arc / arcs
arch / arches
are / arse
art / arts
as
ash
aster
bar / bars
bare / bares / barest
base / baser
bash
baste / baster
bat / bats
bate / bates
bath / baths
bathe / bathes
be
beach
bear / bears
beat / beats
beast
berth / berths
best
bet / bets
beaut
bra / bras
brace / braces
bract / bracts
brash
breach
brush
brut
brute/brutes
bursa / bursae
burst
bus / bust / buster
bush
but / buts
caber / cabers
car / cars
care / cares
caret / carets
case
cash
cast / caste / caster
cat / cats
cater / caters
cause / causer
char/chars
chart / charts
chase / chaser
chat / chats
cheat / cheats
chest
chubs
chute / chutes
crab / crabs
crash
crate / crates
crest
cruet / cruets
crust
cub / cubs
cube / cubes
cur / curs / curse
curb / curbs
cure / cures
curt
cut / cuts
cute / cuter
each
ear / ears
earth / earths
east
eat / eats
ecru / ecrus
era / eras
eruct / eructs
etch
ha
hare / hares
has
haste
hat / hats
hate / hates
hater/ haters
he / her
hear / hears
heart / hearts
heat / heats
hub/ hubs
hue/ hues
hurt / hurts
hut / huts
race / races
rash
rat / rats
rate / rates
reach
react / reacts
rebus
rebut / rebuts
recast
recta
rehab
rest
retch
rhea / rheas
rub / rubs
rube / rubes
rue / rues
ruse
rush
rust
rut / ruts
saber
sachet
sat
sauce/ saucer
saute
scab
scare
scat
scathe
scrub
scut
sear
search
seat
sect
set
share
shat
shear
shrub
shut
stab
star / stare
starch
stub
such
sue
suet
sura
sure
tab / tabs
tabu / tabus
tach
tar / tars
tare / tares
teach
tear / tears
tea / teas
the
thus
tsar
trace / traces
trash
truce / truces
true / trues
tuba / tubas
tube / tubes
tuber / tubers
tush
urea
us / use / user
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abaft
abbot
abort
about
adapt
adept
admit
adopt
adult
afoot
agent
alert
allot
aloft
anent
angst
apart
argot
ascot
asset
atilt
audit
aught
avast
avert
await
beast
beaut
befit
begat
beget
begot
beret
beset
besot
bidet
bight
bigot
blast
bleat
bloat
bluet
blunt
blurt
boast
boost
bract
bruit
brunt
built
burnt
burst
cadet
canst
carat
caret
chant
chart
cheat
chert
chest
civet
cleat
cleft
clout
coast
comet
count
court
covet
craft
crept
crest
croft
cruet
crust
crypt
cubit
daunt
davit
dealt
debit
debut
deist
delft
depot
didst
digit
divot
doest
don't
donut
doubt
draft
drift
ducat
durst
dwelt
eclat
edict
egret
Egypt
eight
eject
elect
enact
erect
ergot
eruct
erupt
event
evict
exact
exalt
exert
exist
exult
facet
faint
fault
feast
feint
fight
first
fleet
flint
flirt
float
flout
foist
fount
front
frost
fruit
gaunt
ghost
giant
glint
gloat
graft
grant
great
greet
grist
groat
grout
grunt
guest
guilt
habit
hadst
haunt
heart
heist
helot
hoist
inapt
inept
inert
ingot
inlet
input
inset
islet
jaunt
joint
joist
joust
kaput
karat
knelt
least
legit
licit
light
limit
meant
merit
midst
might
moist
motet
moult
mount
night
octet
onset
orbit
ought
overt
owlet
paint
pewit
picot
pilot
pipit
pivot
plait
plant
pleat
point
posit
quart
quest
quiet
quilt
quint
quirt
quoit
react
rebut
refit
remit
reset
right
rivet
roast
robot
roost
roust
sabot
saint
scant
scent
scoot
scout
shaft
shalt
sheet
shift
shirt
shoat
shoot
short
shout
shunt
sight
skeet
skirt
slant
sleet
slept
smart
smelt
snoot
snort
snout
spelt
spent
spilt
splat
split
sport
spout
sprat
spurt
squat
start
stilt
stint
stoat
stout
strut
stunt
sweat
sweet
swept
swift
tacit
taint
tarot
taunt
tempt
tenet
theft
tight
toast
tract
trait
treat
trout
trust
tryst
tweet
twist
twixt
uncut
unfit
unlit
unmet
unset
upset
valet
vault
vaunt
visit
vomit
waist
weest
wheat
whist
wight
worst
wrest
wrist
wurst
yacht
yeast
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Byssinosis is a disease of the lungs brought on by breathing in cotton dust or dusts from other vegetable fibers such as flax, hemp, or sisal while at work.
See also: Occupational asthma
Alternative NamesCotton worker's lung; Cotton bract disease; Mill fever; Brown lung
Causes, incidence, and risk factorsBreathing in the dust produced by raw cotton can cause byssinosis. It is most common in people who work in the textile industry. Those who are sensitive to the dust can have an asthma-like condition after being exposed. In those with asthma, being exposed to the dust makes breathing more difficult, but in byssinosis, the symptoms usually go away by the end of the work week. After long periods of exposure, symptoms can continue throughout the week without improving.
Methods of prevention in the U.S. have reduced the number of cases, but byssinosis is still common in developing countries. Smoking increases the risk for this disease. Being exposed to the dust many times can lead to chronic lung disease and shortness of breath or wheezing.
SymptomsSymptoms will get worse at the beginning of the work week, and then improve while you are away from the workplace, or later in the work week.
Signs and testsYour health care provider will take a detailed medical history, and will ask many questions to try to find out whether your symptoms relate to certain exposures or times of exposure. The health care provider will also do a physical exam, with special attention to the lungs. Other tests include:
TreatmentThe most important treatment is to stop exposure to the dust. Reducing dust levels in the factory (by improving machinery or ventilation) will help prevent byssinosis. Some people may have to change jobs to avoid further exposure.
Medications such as bronchodilators will usually improve symptoms. Corticosteroids may be prescribed in more severe cases.
Stopping smoking is very important for people with this condition. Respiratory treatments, including nebulizers, may be prescribed if the condition becomes chronic. Home oxygen therapy may also be needed if blood oxygen levels are low.
Physical exercise programs, breathing exercises, and patient education programs are often very helpful for people with a chronic lung disease.
Support GroupsAttending support groups with others who are affected by similar diseases can often help you understand your disease and adjust to the treatments and lifestyle changes required.
Expectations (prognosis)Symptoms usually improve after stopping exposure to the dust. Continued exposure can lead to damaged lung function. In the U.S., worker's compensation may be available to people with byssinosis.
ComplicationsChronic bronchitis may develop.
Calling your health care providerCall your health care provider if you have symptoms of byssinosis.
PreventionControlling dust, using face masks, and other measures can reduce the risk. Stop smoking, especially if you work in textile manufacturing.
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