10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PELLITORIES»
Discover the use of
pellitories in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pellitories and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Aquatic and Wetland Plants of Southeastern United States: ...
... pitcher plant, 192 Parsley haw, 229 marsh-, 466 Parsnip cow-, 453 water-, 457
Partridge-berry, 723 Pawpaws, 147 Pearlwort, 120 Peas, scurf, 239 Pecan, 23
Pecan, cont. bitter, 23 Pellitories, 53 Pennyworts, water, 440 Pepper 905 M N O P
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Robert K. Godfrey, Jean W. Wooten, 2011
2
Natural remedies for hayfever: self-help measures for ...
(The information sorrels) supplied for Turkey and the Balkans may be more May-
September W Pellitories (parietaria) applicable for northeastern Greece.) T
Plantagago (plantains) May-October W Amaranthaceae MONTH PLANT NAME ...
3
Colin Clout's Calendar: The Record of a Summer. April-October
By these and numerous other minute agreements in points of structure, the
nettles, hops, and pellitories are all seen to be descendants of a single common
ancestor, which had already lost its petals and had separated its sexes in
different ...
4
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction
Briers, saxifrages, and pellitories; indeed, all plants which fix their roots between
the stones and at the .base of old buildings, have besieged these venerable
walls. Man only constructs what nature In time destroys. All was quiet; there was
no ...
5
VAGABOND LIFE IN MEXICO
Behind the house was a garden choked with weeds, surrounded by a wall thickly
covered with moss, and crowned with pellitories. The porter, whom the licentiate
had put in charge of the house, opened the door. " You are in your own house," ...
... (Acacia) Lindens or basswoods (Tilia) Mesquite (Prosopis) Privet (Ligustrum)
Poverty weeds and marsh elders (I ua) Goosefoots (Chenopdiaceae) Sweet fern
(Comptonia) Pellitories (Parietaria) Amaranths (Amaranthaceae) Groundsel bush
...
William W. Busse, Stephen T. Holgate, 2008
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Refashioning "knights and Ladies Gentle Deeds": The ...
... left upon departing: the same pile of manure at the door, the same foul puddle
that rains had saturated with the fetid puree of the dunghill, the selfsame rotten
unpainted doors, the selfsame fagade of earth and slate, where pellitories grew .
8
To the Gold Coast for Gold
The waterrace down the wall is shown by mosses and lichens, pellitories, and
rock-plants; curtains and hangers; slides, shrubs, and weepers of the most vivid
green, which give life and beauty to the sternest stone. The only breaks in this ...
Francis Burton Richard, Richard Francis Burton, 2009
9
Ruins of Ancient Cities With General and Particulr Accounts ...
At the feet of the wallsare theancient fosses filled with rubbish and luxuriant loam,
in which treesand pellitories have taken root ages ago,and now form an
impenetrable glacis. The summit ofthewallis almost everywhere crowned with ...
10
Ruins of Ancient Cities
At the feet of the walls are the ancient fosses filled with rubbish and luxuriant
loam, in which trees and pellitories have taken root ages ago, and now form an
impenetrable glacis. The summit of the wall is almost everywhere crowned with ...
