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species Water crowfoot,
several Ranunculus species Diphasiastrum digitatum,
crowsfoot Crowfoot (band), a 1970s-era California-based rock band Crow's-foot stitch...
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Eleusine indica, the
Indian goosegr****, yard-gr****, goosegr****, wiregr****, or crowfootgr****, is a
species of gr**** in the
family Poaceae. It is a small...
- Malvaceae. The
trees are more
commonly known as in the red
tulip oak or red
crowsfoot. They are
endemic to
northeastern Queensland,
Australia between Tully...
- 42–43.
Civil Defence Training Pamphlet No 2, p. 25. "German
Metal Spikes (
Crowsfoot)".
Tactical and
Technical Trends. 5
November 1942.
Retrieved 2015-04-30...
- orange-fruited sterculia, red-fruited kurrajong, smooth-seeded kurrajong,
white crowsfoot and small-flowered kurrajong. It
grows in the rainforests, vine thickets...
-
Diphasiastrum digitatum is
known as groundcedar,
running cedar or
crowsfoot,
along with
other members of its genus, but the
common name fan
clubmoss can...
- in
Tennessee and Georgia.
Other names for this
plant include Fremont's
crowsfoot, Fremont's leather-plant, leatherplant, and rattleweed. This
species produces...
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commonly known as
black booyong,
black jack,
stave wood,
Mackay tulip oak,
crowsfoot elm, booyong,
tulip oak or
blush tulip oak, is a
species of flowering...
- laurifolium,
commonly known as
tulip sterculia,
tulip kurrajong or
cabbage crowsfoot, is a tree
native to Australia. "Franciscodendron laurifolium". Australian...
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Shuswap Highland Plateau Subalpine area on
Crowsfoot Mountain,
north of
Shuswap Lake
Approximate boundary of the
Shuswap Highland Coordinates: 51°15′N...
