O QUE SIGNIFICA MINGIMINGI EM INGLÊS
Mingimingi
Mingimingi é uma palavra maori que significa "torcido" ou similar. O nome é usado para descrever pelo menos duas espécies diferentes de plantas da Nova Zelândia: ▪ Leucopogon fasciculatus, um arbusto de floresta. ▪ Coprosma propinqua, um arbusto de folhas pequenas difundido.
definição de mingimingi no dicionário inglês
A definição de mingimingi no dicionário é uma árvore de Nova Zelândia de evergreen, Cyathodes juniperina, com casca cinzenta, folhas estreitas e bagas azuis.
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «MINGIMINGI»
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mingimingi na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
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Cook Islands Maori Dictionary
mingimingi, v.i., fq. mingi. Bent, curved, curled, bends, curves, etc. E 'aka-pae ke
koe i te au naero mingimingi. Dis-card the bent nails; ko te tamaiti rauru
mingimingi, the boy with curly hair; 'E ara mingimingi te reira. It is a winding road;
Kare e ...
Jasper Buse, Raututi Taringa, Bruce Biggs,
1995
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Pollen analysis of New Zealand honey
3.10 Mingimingi honey (sample 17) This sample was not listed as monofloral.
Mingimingi can be either Coprosma or Cyathodes, neither of which occurs in this
sample. If mingimingi refers to Leucopogon fasciculata, as it often does, then this
...
D. C. Mildenhall, Roger Tremain, Institute of Geological & Nuclear Sciences Limited,
2005
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A Field Guide to the Alpine Plants of New Zealand
... 114 Marchantia 253 Marlborough daisy 274, 275 Marlborough helichrysum
130, 131 Maruru 176 Matted ourisia 304, 305 Mazus radicans 191 Microlaena
avenacea 45 Microlaena colensoi 222, 223 Microtis unifolia 92, 93 Mingimingi 50
, ...
John Tenison Salmon,
1992
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From weta to kauri: a guide to the New Zealand forest
Soft mingimingi Leucopogon fasciculatus where • shrubland, coastal and lowland
light forests, particularly beech forest, in the North lsland and in the northern half
of the South lsland size • a shrub, up to 5 m high bark • dark brown to black ...
Janet Hunt, Rob Lucas,
2004
MINGIMINGI, TUMINGI Cyathodes juniperina The prickly leaves of the
Mingimingi tree or shrub were boiled in water, the liquid thus obtained being
used in asthma, bronchitis, and kidney problems. Maori women made use of this
liquid for ...
Astelia banksii and mingimingi (Leucopogon fasciculatus) are local. The
mingimingi forms a windswept "hedge" a metre high by 8m long by up to 3m wide
. Petrel burrows are common here and Einadia trigonos, chickweed (Stellaria
media) ...
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A field guide to the native trees of New Zealand
Mingimingi Coprosma propinqua Found from Mangonui south throughout New
Zealand in swampy forests and scrub, along streams and river banks and in
stoney places. Fig 1 Mingimingi trees, upper Waipunga Valley, 1966. Fig 2
Mingimingi ...
John Tenison Salmon,
1987
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Proceedings of the ... Conference
These features are especially apparent on kanuka (Kunzea ericoides) and
mingimingi (Leucopogon fasciculatus) (Fig. 2). Prostrate dwarf forms of
vegetation occur on the hottest ground. Dwarfed prostrate kanuka is the most
heat tolerant plant ...
New Zealand Geographical Society. Conference,
1993
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Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute
Nat. name — Mingimingi ; 3 — 6 feet high, according to Mr. Travers, forming a
considerable portion of the bush, and from its dense close growth almost
impenetrable. Coprosma acerosa, A. Cunn. Composite. Olearia angustifolia,
Hook, fil., var.
New Zealand Institute,
1875
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Concise Oxford Companion to the English Language
Tribal variation in pronunciation is shown in such pairs as inanga/inaka (a kind of
fish), mingimingi/mikimiki (an evergreen shrub), and the place-name Waitangi/
Waitaki. In each of these cases, /ŋ/ is a North Island equivalent of a South Island ...
Thomas Burns McArthur, Roshan McArthur,
2005
5 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «MINGIMINGI»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
mingimingi no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Heavenly, despite the sandy togs
... the incoming tide rushes through the channel, the sandflies dancing in the shade of the trackside mingimingi, the schools of silvery sprats that ... «Stuff.co.nz, jan 15»
Yep, they really said that
He for some reason became geographically embarrassed and answered without thinking 'That's Mingimingi Island'. Much to his chagrin, the ... «Marlborough Express, mar 14»
Gardening with giants
If underplanting is appropriate, Stanley recommends using natural kauri companions, such as corokia, mingimingi, kauri grass (Astelia trinerva) ... «New Zealand Listener, mai 13»
work to transform lagoon
Eight-hundred plants, including cabbage trees, flax, mingimingi, ... with the 800 plants that included cabbage trees, flax, mingimingi and toe toe. «Stuff.co.nz, ago 12»
Mayor and school kids celebrate million tonne milestone
Auckland Mayor Len Brown and 30 students from Mangere Bridge's Mountain View Primary School planted native Mingimingi trees at the ... «Scoop.co.nz, ago 12»