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Musa Abdurahman oglu Musayev
... Musa Abdurahman oglu Musayev HomeStructureActive members of ANASMusa Abdurahman oglu Musayev Place of Birth: Ganja city, ...
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Musa Abdurahman oglu Musayev
... Musa Abdurahman oglu Musayev Ana səhifəStrukturAMEA-nın həqiqi üzvləriMusa Ə ...
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Musa velutina - Ornamental banana
Musa velutina - Ornamental banana
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South Florida Tropicals: Banana
... are starchy and must be cooked before eating. This publication focuses on the dessert banana (Musa species) commonly available in supermarkets, and known as the "Yellow Cavendish" variety. There are many ...
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Ethnobotany Garden - "The role of plants in society"
... up parts of this tobacco and rolls them into a piece of Couratari paper or Musa leaf. Men smoke for recreational but primarily for ritual purposes, and shamans blow tobacco smoke ...
ethnobotany.yage.net

Bamboo Forum - GardenWeb
... :14 5 follow-ups, last one posted on Tue, Jun 13, 06 at 15:02 Musa sun exposure? Posted by: edbtz 5b/6a on Mon, Jun 12, 06 at 11:10 ...
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Banana Forum - GardenWeb
... is for the discussion of bananas, plants of the genus Musa. Instructions on using the forum are provided below. Related forums: � Tropicals � ... ] Please be sure to read the Special Instructions for Exchanges! WANTED: Musa Helen Hybrid Posted by: wanna_run_faster 10 SoFLA /9 orl on ... posted on Sat, Nov 25, 06 at 17:59 WANTED: Musa Ae ae... No, I mean seriously..................... Posted by: jcreef 10 ...
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Hunt Institute: Edward Lee Greene
... (1656–1708). The men described are Luigi Anguillara (1512–1570), Ermolao Barbaro (1454–1493), Antonia Musa Brasavola (1500–1555), Andrea Cesalpino (1519–1603), Pandolfo Collenucio (1444–1504), Fabio Colunna (1567–1640 ...
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Open Directory - Home:Cooking:Fruits and Vegetables
... category in Shopping or Shopping/Food. Thank you. The plantain (or platanos) is a banana, musa paradisiaca, which is eaten cooked rather than raw. Plantain are eaten in most tropical countries ...
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Open Directory - Science:Agriculture:Horticulture:Fruits
... (edible species of Malus). Bananas Bananas are a tropical herbaceous plant grown for the fruit - Musa x paradisiaca. Cane Fruits This group of cultivated fruiting plants include those that do not ...
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