...tural distribution in the wild is restricted to the Nambucca and Bellinger Valleys in the subtropics of Eastern [[Australia]]. Aniseed myrtle has also been co
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...n as '''lucmo''' in English), native to the dry subtropical Andean coastal valleys of [[Peru]], [[Ecuador]], and introduced in [[Chile]] ([[Quillota]] and [[P
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...2, p. 25. A.F. 7:561. G.F. 5:77.—It is described as plentiful in the moist valleys of the Cordilleras, where it is eaten by cattle. Distributed by Lemoine in
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...ommon and showy plant growing in the Sierra Nevada foothills, the interior valleys and Coast ranges. This plant was offered in 1891.
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...ough-pubescent perennial herb, 5-9 ft. high, st. nearly simple, growing in valleys and bottom-lands, Pa. to Minn, and Tenn., said to be sometimes cult. for or
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...1-3 lines wide: pedicels 1/2 - 1 1/2 in. long. Sandy soils and in mountain valleys, W. Neb. and S. Dak. to Colo., Ore., and N. Calif.
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...t makes a mass of lilac bloom. The plant is native in the Coast ranges and valleys of Calif.
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...amento Valley|Sacramento]] and northern [[San Joaquin Valley|San Joaquin]] valleys.
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...is probably the largest in the whole cactus family. It is found in the hot valleys of S. Mex. where it literally forms forests. The fruit is not well known an
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...s are characteristic plants of New Zeal., covering the mountain slopes and valleys, especially in the South Isl., with the showy daisy-like fls. Probably none
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...d nearly or quite bloomless, late; seed small and notched on top. Mountain valleys, 800-3,000 ft. altitude, S. W. Va. and adjacent W. Va. and W. N. C., Tenn.,
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...ture plants 18-21: fr. 2-3 in. long. B.M. 7222. A.G. 11:451, 528.—In rocky valleys and on mountainsides, S. Ariz, and Sonora, with 2 stations in Calif. [repor
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...oast of N. Calif. and S. Ore.; it is but rarely seen in the drier interior valleys of the state. It often crowns the highest points of the coast-range hills,
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extent, and attains its greatest size in the valleys of Washington and
3 KB (425 words) - 22:51, 11 December 2009
...e opposite the lvs.; sepals orbicular, finely toothed and fimbriate. Moist valleys of the Himalayas.
3 KB (461 words) - 14:56, 5 August 2009
...lowish flowers appearing in elongate spikes. It is found along streams and valleys in deserts particularly in damp or saline soil, and grows to about 7 meters
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...ck, and shining, persisting for a year. S. C. to Fla. and Texas, in stream-valleys and near the coast. S.S. 4:160.—A handsome evergreen, prized for planting
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...8).—Said to thrive on poor, sandy soil: perhaps not suited to dry interior valleys. Timber of inferior quality.
4 KB (532 words) - 07:43, 26 September 2009
...o eastern [[North America]]. It is mostly found in the moist soil of river valleys ranging from southeastern [[South Dakota]] to [[New Orleans]] and central [
5 KB (790 words) - 12:46, 10 October 2007
...eported as a good honey- producer. Does not thrive in the hot dry interior valleys: subject to extremes of temperature.
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