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FLORA OF NORTH AMERICA - Volume 1, Chapter 1
... Denmark Strait divides Greenland from Iceland. The Strait of Florida divides North America from the West Indies (Cuba). Climate, physiography, and geology play major roles in determining the distributions of present-day ... a particular climatic regime is found farther south in the east than in the west. Patterns in the west are more complex due to the impact of the Cordillera on air movement ...
hua.huh.harvard.edu

Hunt Institute: Site Images 001
... collections. Black and white photograph by W. H. Hodge Image from Online Exhibitions page. Dominica, West Indies,1940 Barbara T. Hodge modeling a back-basket made of coconut (Cocos) leaves and used ...
huntbot.andrew.cmu.edu

Page Title
... the plant on the bench last month). This cute species comes from Mexico, Panama and West Indies to Brazil and Bolivia, in hot, humid forests up to 800 m above sea level ...
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Where It All Began
... tobacco went, not to Great Britain, but to the West Indies and some to France. The interests of the Scottish merchants turned to West India sugar and those who had been the great ...
nps-vip.net

Orchid societies Worldwide - The North of England Orchid Society
... -170 CAYMAN ISLANDS Cayman Orchid Society (Monthly) Joyce Hylton, Box 86 Grand Cayman Cayman Islands, West Indies REPUBLIC OF CHINA Orchid Society of the Republic of China (1st Sun. monthly 10am) S ... #1-73, Qta. Calabria, La Parroquia, Merida Estado Merida. E-Mail gacg@telcel.net.ve WEST INDIES Barbados Orchid Society Dr Rolla King, 14 Regency Park, Christchurch, Barbados. Tel: 427 3896. ZIMBABWE ...
orchid.org.uk

Popular orchids - The North of England Orchid Society
... , they are from the tropical Americas Laelia's , which can be additionally found in the West Indies and Mexico also require similar cultural conditions Cymbidiums contain around 44 species, and come from ...
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Resource Centers
... documented agroforestry systems in Brazil, Cameroon, Indonesia, Madagascar and Comoros, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vanuatu, the West Indies and elsewhere, looking in particular at their potential for providing solutions to environmental problems such ...
peopleandplants.org

Ageratum
... species, named for botanist Dr. W. Houston who brought plants back from Mexico and the West Indies Cultivars: (of houstonianum), those marked * are most common Cultivars height, in flowers other 'Adriatic' 8 ...
pss.uvm.edu

Canna
... Species: edulis (e-duu' liss)--Arrowroot starch, produces cooking starch from edible tubers, known in West Indies as tous-les-mois flaccida (fla' si-dah)--native to SE U.S., 5ft, parent ... -di-cah')--Indian shot, refers to use of hard large black seeds as shot in West Indies, bright red flowers to 4 ft tall latifolia (lat-i-fol' ee-ah)--scarlet flowers ...
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Brassavola nodosa
... extends into northern Venezuela and Colombia. Collections have also been reported on islands in the West Indies. Plants are found in low lying coastal regions, generally below 1640 ft. (500 m), growing ...
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