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Amherstia nobilis (Burmese: သော်ကကြီး [θɔ̀ka̰ dʑí]; the
Pride of Burma, in the C****ia
subfamily (Caesalpinoideae) of the Pea
Family Fabaceae) is a tropical...
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Amherstia was the 8th
asteroid discovered by
Raymond Smith Dugan, and was
named after Amherst College, his alma mater.
Amherstia is a
large M-type...
- a
species of
pheasant (Chrysolophus amherstiae) and a
flowering tree (
Amherstia nobilis). Her
parents were
Andrew Archer, 2nd
Baron Archer, and Sarah...
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Dalbergia sissoo, a
rosewood tree
common to
India and
Southeast Asia, or
Amherstia nobilis,
another South Asian tree, of the
family Caesalpiniaceae.[citation...
- genera, most of
which are
native to
Africa and Asia.
Pride of
Burma (
Amherstia nobilis) and
tamarind (Tamarindus indica) are two of the most notable...
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Bauhinia monandra Bauhinia purpurea Bauhinia variegata In
other genera:
Amherstia nobilis Magnolia champaca,
yellow jade
orchid tree
Monodora tenuifolia...
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Athalia 1903 ME Athalia,
Biblical queen of
Judah (2
Kings ix) DMP · 515 516
Amherstia 1903 MG
Amherst College in M****achusetts,
United States, the alma mater...
- Bauhinia, Cercis. Detarioideae: 84
genera and ~760 species.
Mainly tropical.
Amherstia, Detarium, Tamarindus. ****rquetioideae: 1
genus and 1 species. West and...
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September 20, 1903
Heidelberg M. F. Wolf THM 41 km MPC · JPL 516
Amherstia 1903 MG
Amherstia September 20, 1903
Heidelberg R. S.
Dugan · 65 km MPC · JPL...
- that the
species was
introduced from Asia to Bedfordshire. The
genus Amherstia, a
Burmese flowering tree, is also
named after her. In 1839, a year after...
