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Verbena (/vərˈbiːnə/), also
known as
vervain or verveine, is a
genus in the
family Verbenaceae. It
contains about 150
species of annual and
perennial herbaceous...
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Other common names are
sweet verbena tree,
lemon scented verbena (not to be
confused with
lemon verbena), and
sweet verbena myrtle.
Aboriginal Australians...
- multi-racial high school,
National Verbena Academy (バーベナ学園, Bābena Gakuen) in Kōyō-chō (光陽町, lit.
Sunshine Town). All
of this is done so that humans, gods...
- reading), as well as
verbenas and
closed dancing rooms featuring live music, to
which a
ticket must be
bought for accessing. Most
of the
parades can be...
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sixteenth century, peau d'espagne was
composed primarily of rose, neroli, sandalwood, lavender,
verbena, bergamot,
clove and
cinnamon oil, as well as civet...
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koseret (Amharic: ኮሰረት, romanized: koserēt), is a
species of flowering plant in the
verbena family, Verbenaceae. It is
endemic to
Ethiopia but cultivated...
- ****es. Book Sales. ISBN 978-1-57715-114-2. Gulden,
Terry D. (2007). The
Essence of Herbs: A
Fingertip Guide to the
Common Culinary Herbs. AuthorHouse....
- (Roman mythology)
Verbena, a
plant which has long been ****ociated with
divine and
other supernatural forces. It was
called "tears
of Isis" in
ancient Egypt...
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extract the
essence,
straining the
liquid through a
cotton cloth, and
sweetening it.
Native Americans also use the
leaves and
drupes of these sumacs...
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Catalog number LACA-5701.
Catalog number LACA-5735. Shuffle! Charadio:
Verbena Academy Broadcasting Department (SHUFFLE!キャラジオ バーベナ学園放送部) is a 2005-2006...
