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Acacia albida
Index | Search | Home Acacia albida Del. Mimosaceae Apple-Ring Acacia, Ana Tree, Winter Thorn Source: James A. Duke. 1983. Handbook of Energy Crops. unpublished. Uses Folk Medicine Chemistry Description ... Africa, through West and North Africa to Egypt, East Africa. Ecology Probably ranging from Tropical Thorn to Subtropical Moist Forest Life Zones, the Ana Tree is reported to tolerate annual ...
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Acacia albida (Faidherbia albida) Mimosoideae
Appendix. 3. 199p. Tonga: Musangu. Lozi: Munga. Ila: Munga bwato. Eng: Apple-ring acacia, Winter thorn. Ecology: Widespread in semi-arid Africa on a wide range of soil types and in ... -yellow spikes about 10 cm, fragrant; seen in May-June on the bare tree, (therefore, winter thorn). Fruit: pods ripen in July-Sept., conspicuous thick, orange-brown, twisted in odd shapes, hard ...
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Acacia mearnsii
Tannin content varies inversely with precipitaton. Ranging from Warm Temperate Dry through Tropical Thorn to Tropical Moist Forest Life Zones, black wattle is reported to tolerate annual precipitation of ... and harrowed in April or May. Seedlings are set out May–November, but usually in winter, June–August, after a rain. Plants are spaced 2 m each way, at rate of ...
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NMPIF Shrublands 1
Distribution: Occurs in the Chihuahuan Desert from the Guadalupe Mountains west, in ... or more of the following are usually present: cholla, Spanish bayonet, mesquite, acacia, desert-thorn or agave may breed in degraded desert-grassland and desert shrublands supporting various xeriphytic ...
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Top 20 plants - Plants For A Future
Scarlet Haw Crataegus pensylvanica Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus tanacetifolia Tansy-Leaved Thorn Cucurbita maxima Winter Squash Cucurbita moschata Squash Daucus carota sativus Carrot Dioscorea batatas ... Chinese Mallow (35232) Vitex agnus-castus Agnus Castus (31771) Lycium barbarum Box Thorn (30745) Olea europaea Olive (20105) Urtica dioica Stinging Nettle (19803) Allium cepa ...
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Lesson 6 - The Rain Forest - Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota
Bird banding studies of ospreys have concluded that most US ospreys winter in Central and South America, and European ospreys winter in similar latitudes in Africa. In general, US ospreys are divided ... type of tropical forest, other types include: humid seasonal forests, savanna forests, and semi-arid thorn forests. Rain forests and humid seasonal forests are often referred to together as the ...
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Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory's Birding Guide: The Chiricahua Mountains & Sulphur Springs Valley
Road west from Hwy 80, grasses give way first to thorn scrub then to a variety of evergreen oaks. Some residents ... birds, from stately Sandhill Cranes to tiny Brewer’s Sparrows, winter here alongside permanent residents such as Greater Roadrunner, Scaled Quail, ... Scaup, Redhead, Common Merganser, and Western and Clark's Grebe. In winter, Sandhill Cranes can sometimes be seen loafing in the grasslands ...
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Desert Survivors - Experience. Share. Protect. Just Deserts
Humboldt County for six months on fish and nuts and cat-tails. When the winter rains began, he moved south to San Francisco and supported himself at odd jobs, hewing ... the landscape. We go straight across a gravelly plain dotted with cholla, cheesebush, and box thorn, which are replaced by Russian thistle as the rocks give way to sand. Eventually the ...
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Loggerhead Shrike - WDNR
The shrike quickly carries the prey in its bill to a thorn or piece of barbed wire and impales it. Once the ... An occasional bird may be seen during the winter. Northern shrikes are more common in the winter, however, and are easy to confuse ... lizards, snakes, frogs and insects; especially grasshoppers, crickets and beetles. In winter, vertebrates are the most common prey, particularly small birds and ...
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