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Chelone may
refer to:
Chelone (plant),
commonly known as
turtleheads Chelone (mythology), a
nymph in Gr**** mythology, who
appears in Aesop's
fable Zeus...
- folklore,
Chelone (Ancient Gr****: Χελώνη, romanized: Khelṓnē, lit. 'tortoise, turtle') is an
insolent nymph who
lived by a
running river.
Chelone is notable...
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Chelone glabra, or
white turtlehead, is a
herbaceous species of
plant native to
North America. Its
native range extends from
Georgia to
Newfoundland and...
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Chelone is a
genus of four
species of
perennial herbaceous plants native to
eastern North America. They all have
similarly shaped flowers (which led to...
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Chelone obliqua, the red turtlehead, rose
turtlehead or pink turtlehead, is a
perennial flowering plant belonging to the
family Plantaginaceae. This uncommon...
- 0 to 1.4 in). The
botanist Antonio José
Cavanilles named this
species Chelone barbata in 1795. The
species was
renamed as
Penstemon barbatus by Albrecht...
- Lacépède, 1788
Testudo marina Wilhelm, 1794
Testudo tuberculata Pennant, 1801
Chelone coriacea Brongniart, 1805
Chelonia coriacea Oppel, 1811
Testudo lutaria...
- and
Macartney 1802),
which are
based on the
Ancient Gr**** word χελώνη (
chelone) 'tortoise'.
Testudines is the
official order name due to the principle...
- him a
prophecy instead. At the
marriage of Zeus and Hera, a
nymph named Chelone was
disrespectful or
refused to
attend the wedding. Zeus thus
turned her...
- 1858
Chelone macropus — Strauch, 1862
Chelone maculosa — Strauch, 1862
Chelone marmorata — Strauch, 1862
Chelone virgata — Strauch, 1862
Chelone viridis...
