Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 69American Folk-lore Society, 1956 |
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... plants are more numerous than here listed , but this compilation represents some of the most important plants , specimens of which were collected during field work , pressed , and later identified at the herbarium of the Union of South ...
... plants are more numerous than here listed , but this compilation represents some of the most important plants , specimens of which were collected during field work , pressed , and later identified at the herbarium of the Union of South ...
Strana 161
... plants Papilionaceae are called okalambananghole ( pl . oulambananghole ) , and the okalamba means ' little follows ... plants Scrophulariaceae which turn black on drying and stain a blue - black , one a rigid scabrid herb , a species of ...
... plants Papilionaceae are called okalambananghole ( pl . oulambananghole ) , and the okalamba means ' little follows ... plants Scrophulariaceae which turn black on drying and stain a blue - black , one a rigid scabrid herb , a species of ...
Strana 165
... plants Papilionaceae are called okalambananghole ( pl . oulambananghole ) , and the okalamba means ' little follows ... plants Scrophulariaceae which turn black on drying and stain a blue - black , one a rigid scabrid herb , a species of ...
... plants Papilionaceae are called okalambananghole ( pl . oulambananghole ) , and the okalamba means ' little follows ... plants Scrophulariaceae which turn black on drying and stain a blue - black , one a rigid scabrid herb , a species of ...
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