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- Angrae**** didieri is a species of flowering plant in the family Orchidaceae. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Angrae**** didieri. Wikispecies has...
- Acanthothelphusa didieri is a species of crab in the family Potamonautidae. It is endemic to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but has not been observed...
- serotina Reboul Tulipa variopicta Reboul Tulipa spathulata Bertol. Tulipa didieri Jord. Tulipa fransoniana Parl. Tulipa platystigma Jord. Tulipa billietiana...
- 1907 Culex cingulatus Doleschall, 1856 Culex cubensis Bigot, 1857 Culex didieri Neveu-Lemaire, 1906 Culex fatigans Wiedemann, 1828 Culex fouchowensis Theobald...
- magdalenae - RHS, 2005. Angrae**** Star Bright - A. sesquipedale x A. didieri - H.& R., 1989. Angrae**** Stephanie - A. Veitchii x A. magdalenae - Hillerman...
- (Kenya to N Tanzania) Angrae**** dendrobiopsis (N Madagascar) Angrae**** didieri (Madagascar) Angrae**** distichum (W Tropical Africa to Angola and Uganda)...
- Cultivar Groups: 'Grengiolensis Group', with picotee tepals, and the 'Didieri Group' with unicolorous tepals. Tulip bulbs are typically planted around...
- Frontonia leucas, F. vernalis, F. tchibisovae, F. lynni. However, Frontonia didieri was found to be related more closely to a species from another genus, Apofrontonia...
- Angrae**** sesquipedale) Angrae**** Star Bright (Angrae**** sesquipedale × Angrae**** didieri) Angrae**** Veitchii (Angrae**** eburneum × Angrae**** sesquipedale) Angrae****...
- pahangensis Cyclommatus saltini Rhaetulus Rhaetulus boileaui Rhaetulus didieri Rhaetulus speciosus Prismognathus Prismognathus kurosawai Prosopocoilus...