-
Hierochloe odorata or
Anthoxanthum nitens (commonly
known as
sweet gr****,
manna gr****, Mary's gr**** or
vanilla gr****, and as holy gr**** in the UK, bison...
-
ranging from the
southern United States to Brazil.
Ascalapha odorata is also
migratory into
Canada and most
states of
United States. It is the
largest noctuoid...
-
Nymphaea odorata, also
known as the
American white waterlily,
fragrant water-lily,
beaver root,
fragrant white water lily,
white water lily, sweet-scented...
- were
classified in the
genus Testudo, and he gave it the name
Testudo odorata. In 1825, John
Edward Gray
created the
genus Sternotherus to
include species...
-
Nymphaea odorata subsp.
tuberosa is a
subspecies of
Nymphaea odorata native to the
region spanning from
Central and
Eastern Canada,
extending to North...
- perfumed" (feminine form
odorata,
neuter form odoratum), and may
refer to:
Aerides odorata, a
species of
orchid Aglaia odorata, a
species of
plant in the...
-
Butia odorata, also
known as the
South American jelly palm,
jelly palm, or
pindo palm, is a
Butia palm
native to
southernmost Brazil and Uruguay. This...
- also
sparingly naturalised in
scattered locations in the
United States and
Canada. This
plant prefers partial to full
shade in moist, rich soils. In dry summers...
-
Mississippi River, but
naturalized further to the east
Ribes aureum is
native to
Canada and the
central United States west of the
Mississippi River, but has escaped...
- only two
species of the
genus Lawsonia, with the
other being Lawsonia odorata. It is used as a
traditional medicinal plant. The
species is
named after...
