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- Caperonia aculeolata is a species of shrub in the genus Caperonia, native to Amazon rainforest. "Caperonia aculeolata | International Plant Names Index"...
- Arabis aculeolata is a species of flowering plant in the mustard family known by the common name Waldo rockcress. This is a perennial herb growing from...
- glauca Hieracioides caulescens (Nutt.) ****ze, syn of subsp. glauca Crepis aculeolata Greene, syn of subsp. hispidulosa Crepis obtusissima Greene, syn of subsp...
- Boechera, with only a few remaining in Arabis. Selected species Arabis aculeolata Arabis alpina (alpine rockcress) Arabis armena (Armenian rockcress) Arabis...
- Research Service as a mosquito repellent. Accepted species Callicarpa aculeolata Schauer - Dominican Republic Callicarpa a****inata ****h - Latin America...
- native to tropical and subtropical America and Africa. Species Caperonia aculeolata - S Brazil Caperonia altissima - Paraguay Caperonia angustissima - Guyana...
- polymorpha - Caperonia heteropetala D. polymorpha var. brevifolia - Caperonia aculeolata D. polymorpha var. buttnerioides - Caperonia heteropetala D. polymorpha...
- Online. The genus is probably paraphyletic. Stachys acerosa Boiss. Stachys aculeolata Hook.f. Stachys adulterina Hemsl. Stachys aegyptiaca Pers. Stachys aethiopica...
- Species name Author Year Distribution Image Arabis aculeolata (Waldo rockcress) Greene 1910 North America Arabis allionii DC. 1805 Europe Arabis alanyensis...
-  Myanmar A member of the family Xylomyidae. Genus includes new species C. aculeolata. Cratotab**** cearensis Sp. nov Valid Carmo & Sampronha in Carmo et al...