- snake's head (the
original English name),
chess flower, frog-cup,
guinea-
hen flower,
guinea flower,
leper lily (because its
shape resembled the bell...
- as
mapurite (pronounced Ma-po-reete) and
gully root, and in
Jamaica as
guinea hen weed and many others.
Petiveria alliacea is a
herbaceous shrub. Leaves...
-
species - snake's head fritillary,
checkered daffodil, frog-cup,
Guinea-
hen flower,
leper lily, -
Eurasia from
Britain to
Altay Krai
Fritillaria meleagroides...
- are
noted for
their many
clusters of
large flowers. A
recently discovered species in New
Guinea has
flowers up to six
inches (fifteen centimeters) in width...
- as a
result of a
recessive gene. The **** bird is
light blue,
while the
hen is a
combination of dark blue,
white and grey. The diet of the
Moluccan eclectus...
- and soft
fruits form from the
numerous and
loosely united pistils of a
flower which become enlarged and
mature into
fruits which are
distinct from fruits...
-
flowers and berries, and
stolen nutmeg for
special occasions. Mrs De Ropp
grows concerned over Conradin's
visits to the shed. She
discovers the
hen,...
-
genera of
South African flowering plants.
South Africa:
Government Printer.
Hen, Li (1981). "classification,
distribution and
phylogeny of the
genus Ottelia"...
- This is a list of Australia-New
Guinea species extinct in the
Holocene that
covers extinctions from the
Holocene epoch, a
geologic epoch that
began about...
- "eggplant" was
originally applied to
white cultivars,
which look very much like
hen's eggs (see image).
Similar names are
widespread in
other languages, such...
