- and
quality of fresh-cut lotus". Food Science. 24: 142–145. M.A. Rojas-
Graüa, M.S. Tapiab, O. Martín-Bellosoa.
Using polysaccharide-based
edible coatings...
- In
October 1838,
Graua was
appointed coadjutor of the Catholic-Evangelical Church, a sect
founded by Naundorff.
Naundorff named Graua "Count of La Barre"...
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meaning "pebble ridge,"
which in turn is
derived from the
Celtic root
graua, also the
origin of the
French word "gravier" (gravel). The
island is hilly...
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waterfall at Dingilet, Mika’el Abiy
tabia Type
Geological formation Sub-units
Graua Limestone member Underlies Tertiary basalts Overlies Agula Shale, Mugher...
- Saint-Brice-sous-Forêt, Sarcelles, Deuil-la-Barre and Montmagny. The name
comes from
Graua, a
Gaulish word, that
means "terrain with pebbles". The
nature of the soil...
