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Names Of Wildflowers
... and fall. It is also called Coyote Melon, presumably because coyotes eat the seeds and pulp when they are hungry. [The seeds commonly appear in coyote scat when the gourds are plentiful.] The ...
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The World of Gourds
... melon along roadsides of Arizona and New Mexico is loco melon (Apodanthera undulata). Like coyote melon it grows from an immense taproot, but unlike coyote melon, its curious gourds have prominent longitudinal ribs. Another interesting "melon de coyote ...
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Genus of the Week
... pages from Loyola Merrymount University contain some nice photos of C. foetidissima, also known as Coyote Melon, Wild Pumpkin, and of course, Stinking Gourd. Visit the Center for Plant Conservation's web ...
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The Tucson Cactus and Succulent Society
... succulent!) CRASSULACEAE Crassula connate (=Tillaea erecta) Pygmy Weed (tiny winter/spring ephemeral) CUCURBITACEAE Cucurbita digitata Coyote Melon (tubeous perennial vine) Tumamoca macdougalii Tumamoc Globeberry (tuberous perennial vine) FABACEAE Hoffmeisteria glacuca Hog Potato ...
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Index of Common Names: M - Plants For A Future database report
... Moonwort Common Morning Glory Common Mouse-Ear Chickweed Corn Marigold Corn Mint Corsican Mint Coyote Mint Crepe Myrtle Curled Mustard Dark Mullein Desert Milkweed Dog's Mercury Downy ... Vetchling Meadowfoam Meadowrue Meadowsweet Mealy Goosefoot Mealy Kudzu Mealy Saltbush Medake Medlar Melilot Melon Memorial Rosa Menzies' Larkspur Mesa Dropseed Mesamint Mescal Bean Messmate Metake Mexican Barberry ...
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