...lix canariensis''''' is a species of [[willow]] native to the islands of [[Madeira]] and [[Canaries]].
*''Press'', J.R., Short, M.J., 1994. Flora of Madeira. HMSO. London
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...ecies ''D. canariensis'', ''D. chalcantha'', and ''D. isabelliana'') and [[Madeira]] (''D. sceptrum'').
*Sjögren, E (1972) Local climatic conditions and zonation of vegetation on Madeira. Agrronomia Lusitana 36(2) 95-139
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...ensis'') '''Canary Laurel, Barbusano'''. [[Azores]], [[Canary Islands]], [[Madeira]].
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...ivided lvs., the segms., very narrow; they are probably forms of Canary or Madeira species.
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...and frs. in elongated spikes: fr. red, edible, ¼ in. across. Canary Isls., Madeira, Azores.
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...; stamens dark yellow: berry globose, yellow to dark red. Canary Isls, and Madeira. B.M. 7733. G.C. III. 28:379.— The large, sweet-scented fls. produced abu
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...y oval; styles long, divergent, with capitate stigmas. From the Canary and Madeira Isls.—Not hardy N., but in cult, in S. Calif. Grows very rapidly to the h
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Image:Madeira, Palheiro Gardens - Aeonium arboreum (Marokko) IMG 2310.JPG|''Aeonium arbor
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...short; corolla-lobes oblong-obtuse, mostly shorter than the tube. Summer. Madeira. —It is an erect, glabrous shrub with straight, stiff, terete or slightly
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[[Image:Sugar cane madeira hg.jpg|thumb|left|Sugar cane field on [[Madeira]]|alt=Photo of standing and fallen cane]]
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...rate: fls. white, cream-colored or yellowish, becoming darker and striped. Madeira. B.M. 195.—It is doubtful whether the plant known in cult, as C. mutabili
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...us, shining above, 3-4 in. long: racemes panicled; Is. fragrant. Aug.-Oct. Madeira. B.M. 1057. G.C. 111.52:100. J.H. III. 64:245. G.M. 49:97; 52:127. Gt. 52,
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Canary Isls., Madeira, and the Azores.
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...few; calyx-lobes broader: frs. black, sometimes ½ in. thick. Canary Isls., Madeira, N. Afr. Gn. 25, p. 141; 34, pp. 492, 496. G.M. 54:319. Var. arborescens, K
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..., mostly native to the [[Canary Islands]], with a few in the [[Azores]], [[Madeira]] and [[Morocco]], and one in [[Portugal]].
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...at Ghent). Campanulaceae. Two large robust subshrubs or perennial herbs in Madeira, sometimes grown by amateurs: lvs. radical and cauline, the former large an
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...ng, pink-tipped; petals lanceolate, acute, keeled; anthers purplish brown. Madeira.—Masters says that most of the material cult. under this name is really S
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...of them are native to the [[Canary Islands]]. Some species are found in [[Madeira]], [[Morocco]] and in [[East Africa|eastern Africa]] (for example in the [[
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[[Image:Sugar cane madeira hg.jpg|thumb|left|Sugar cane field on [[Madeira]]|alt=Photo of standing and fallen cane]]
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...nchlets villous: calyx glandular, with very unequal lips. Spain, Portugal, Madeira. Var. commutatus, Aschers. & Graebn. (A. commutatus, Guss. A. telonensis, D
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