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katalpa f., pl. e (fr. cátalpa, de orig. neşt.). Piękne drzewo z białymi kwiatami pochodzącymi z Ameryki Północnej (Karolina). Ma owalne liście, białe kwiaty usiane czerwienią i owocami jak szarańczyn, ale nie jedzą. catálpă f., pl. e (fr. cátalpa, de orig. neșt.). Un frumos arbore cu florĭ albe originar din America de Nord (Carolina). Are frunze marĭ ovale, florĭ albe punctate cu roș și fructe ca roșcovele, dar care nu se mănîncă.
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Southern catalpa, Catalpa bignonioides, is found in Gulf Coast states from the Florida panhandle west to Louisiana. Used locally for fence posts and occasionally for lumber, this small tree is not commonly found outside its native range.
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Medicinal and Aromatic Plants VIII - Pagina 139
H. WYSOKINSKA and L. SWIATEK' 1 Introduction 1.1 Botany, Distribution, and Importance of Catalpa The genus Catalpa L. belongs to the family Bignoniaceae and comprises 13 species of deciduous trees (Engler 1964). The plants are found ...
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John Devoy's Catalpa Expedition - Pagina 23
After taking on more provisions, the Catalpa continued on its mission on November 26, heading south. It crossed the Tropic of Cancer at the end of November and passed the Cape Verde Islands around December 6. While these islands were ...
Philip Fennell, Marie King, Terry Golway, 2008
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The Catalpa Bow: A Study of Shamanistic Practices in Japan
2. The. Sacred. Beings. The angry spectre which we saw make its way across the bridge on to the Nō stage is not the only type of supernatural being with which the shaman in Japan is called upon to deal. Four broad categories of spiritual ...
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The Voyage of the Catalpa: A Perilous Journey and Six ...
The story of a hair-raising 1876 rescue mission chronicles the rescue of six Irish political prisoners from a British prison in Fremantale, Australia, by the American whaling ship Catalpa, under the leadership of Captain George Anthony.
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From the Catalpa Tree to the Elm Tree
Ronald Lee Hancock. of “usually”. I can't imagine what teacher of English allowed this mistake!) used for martens,on a tall pole that held no end of utter fascination for me with allof its activity. But also stood two large cherry trees whose bark ...
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Trees of Vancouver: A Guide to the Common and Unusual ... - Pagina 90
also tend to have a few leaves with 3-5 lobes, like the Chinese Catalpa (Catalpa ovata). The beans are slender, less than 1 cm wide, and 18—22 cm long. It is rarely cultivated here. There are two trees in Queen Elizabeth Park on the north ...
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Amy, Ben, and Catalpa the Cat: A Fanciful Story of this ...
Amy, Ben and Catalpa the cat encounter sights and landmarks of Colonial Williamsburg on their way to the fair, including a visit by George Washington.
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Family Recipes from Rosedown & Catalpa Plantations
Dixie biscuits, divinity candy, pond lily salad, lightning cake, and foolish pie are just a few of the names of delightful dishes included in this collection from two legendary plantations in West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana.
Richard Scott, Stella Pitts, Mary Thompson, 2005
When Jude is orphaned at fourteen, her father s best friend comes to the rescue.
