10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SANDBOX TREE»
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Nelson's New West Indian Readers
The sandbox tree that no one could, Or even hope to, climb ! no good For aught
but lizards' joyous glee ; And there they frisk ... the fat, the lean — All greener than
the leafy green That crowns the tree, the sandbox tree, The shady sandbox tree.
Undine Giuseppi, Gordon Bell, 1999
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Nonfiction Reading, Grade 5
Danger! Exploding Seeds! Check Your Understanding 1. Why is the Sandbox
tree known to some as the monkey no-climb tree? a. It has caustic sap. c. It is
covered in spines. b. It has smooth bark. d. It has explosive seed capsules. What
two ...
Ruth Foster, Erica N. Russikoff, 2011
3
Antbirds and Ovenbirds: Their Lives and Homes
On the following evening, Pamela watched the Erythrina tree while Iwatched the
nest in the sandbox tree. She reported that two birds cameto the unfinished nest,
left,came again,but soonflew toward thesandbox tree. Thena single bird returned
...
Alexander F. Skutch, 2010
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Dictionary of the English/Creole of Trinidad & Tobago: On ...
(TG 12 Jan 1933:5) ◊ As in Dahomey the sacred tree is the Iroka or African Oak (
Chlorophora excelsa), so locally the Sandbox tree (Hura crepitans) is regarded
with corresponding reverence. A special ceremony has to be performed before it
...
5
Dictionary of Trees, Volume 2: South America: Nomenclature, ...
... 13468 sandalwood padauk, 13468 sandalwoodscent aniba, 718 sand
baromalli, 2385 San Domingo boxwood, 2316, 12169 sandbox, 7326 sandbox
hura, 7326 sandbox tree, 7326 sandbox-tree, 7326 sandboxtree, 7325
Sandeman maya, ...
M.M. Grandtner, Julien Chevrette, 2013
6
Poisonous and injurious plants of the U.S. Virgin Islands
A. J. Oakes, James Owsley Butcher. Euphorbiaceae, or Spurge, Family Hura
crepitans L. (fig. 28) Sandbox Tree, Monkey-pistol DESCRIPTION. — This large,
handsome tree often reaches a height of 60 feet in favorable locations. Its
branches ...
A. J. Oakes, James Owsley Butcher, 1962
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Loudon's Hortus Britannicus: A Catalogue of All the Plants ...
С s.1 Z722. XIRGANFLIA J. KIRÜANEJLIA. (Kirganeli, its Malabar name.)
Euphorbiàcea. 1.—5. 23865 élegans J. elegant • О or fi jl.au ... Mauritius 1820. С
s.1 Phyllánthus KirgartiUa W. ,';//(••/,• l ¡. ' SANDBOX TREE. (Iti South American
name.) ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1830
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Adventure Guide to Mexico's Pacific Coast
Two plant species common to this area are the gourd tree and the sandbox tree.
The sandbox tree is also called the habilla or quauhtlatzil (meaning “explosive” in
Spanish) and is characterized by the spikes on its trunk. The seeds come in ...
there since at least 1810. The sense of great age here is enhanced by an
astounding tree. In the rear courtyard stands a sandbox tree, or I-Iura crepitans,
older than the house itself. Its monstrous trunk, as big as an elephant's body, is
thickly ...
10
Elsevier's Dictionary of Trees: Volume 1: North America
... USA); possum-wood (USA); possumwood (Ghana, USA); rakuda (USA);
sandbox (Brazil, Ghana, Guyana, Jamaica, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, USA);
sandbox tree (Jamaica); sandbox-tree (Bahamas, Ghana, Netherlands Antilles,
USA); ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SANDBOX TREE»
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Students eat fruit to make them 'stronger', suffer food poisoning instead
In the 9pm incident on Tuesday, the students were on their way back from Maghrib prayers when they decided to eat the fruit of the Sandbox tree (Buah Payung ... «The Star Online, Mar 15»
Conversation Tree
Conversation Tree has become a landmark on the East Coast Highway, and since ... The sandbox tree was eventually destroyed by termites, but by that time it ... «Stabroek News, May 09»
Jungle Jim unveils the voodoo secrets of Nevis witch doctors
"Look at those spines," he says, pointing at the bark of a sandbox tree. ... When ingested by humans, the seeds of the sandbox tree make the body intolerant to ... «Toronto Star, Jan 08»
