- of
Latin and Gr****
words commonly used in
systematic names "Species
affinis (
Affinis)".
Dictionary of
botanic terminology. cactus-art.biz.
Retrieved 13...
- dry tubers. S.
affinis originates from
central and
northern China. It had been
cultivated in
China by the 13th century.
Before S.
affinis was introduced...
- The
western mosquitofish (Gambusia
affinis) is a
North American freshwater poeciliid fish, also
known commonly, if ambiguously, as
simply mosquitofish...
-
little tunny and the
black skipjack.
Euthynnus affinis formerly was
known as
Euthynnus yaito. E.
Affinis displays a
typical tuna body
shape with a slender...
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affinis are
relatively large in size, and like
other species of bumblebees, are
known to be
eusocial organisms. Most
nests constructed by B.
affinis are...
- org/mp/20m?kind=Vespa+
affinis.
Accessed 01.10.2017. “Vespa
affinis” at http://www.vespa-bicolor.net/main/vespid/vespa-
affinis.htm.
Accessed on 01.10...
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currently accepted are:
Pseudonaja affinis affinis Günther, 1872 —
coastal mainland Western Australia Pseudonaja affinis exilis Storr, 1989 —
mainland Western...
- The
leaves are in whorls.
There are two varieties:
Fritillaria affinis var.
affinis: This is the more
common and
widespread variant,
occurring throughout...
- "Pritchardia
affinis".
PLANTS Database.
United States Department of
Agriculture (USDA).
Retrieved 14
October 2015. "Pritchardia
affinis". CPC National...
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Florissant fossil beds in Florissant, Colorado,
including Sequoia affinis. A trio of
Sequoia affinis fossilized stumps—believed to be
three basal shoot clones...