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Cordyle or
Kordyle (Ancient Gr****: Κορδύλη), also
called Portus Chordyle, was a town of
ancient Pontus, on the
Black Sea coast, 40 or 45
stadia east of...
- The
generic name
Cordyceps is
derived from the
ancient Gr**** κορδύλη
kordýlē,
meaning "club", and the
Latin -ceps,
meaning "-headed". The
genus has...
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southeastern South America. The name
Cordyline comes from the Gr**** word
kordyle,
meaning "club," a
reference to the
enlarged underground stems or rhizomes...
- The
genus name
Cordyline derives from an
Ancient Gr**** word for a club (
kordyle), a
reference to the
enlarged underground stems or rhizomes,
while the...
- Zambia, Malawi,
Kenya and Tanzania. 'Cordyla' is from the Gr**** word '
kordyle',
meaning a 'club' and is a
reference to the club-shaped
fruit and stalk...
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cordylocarpus is
derived from 2 words,
cordylo an
Ancient Gr**** word for a club (
kordyle), and also "carpus" is
derived from the
Latin carpus and the Gr**** καρπός...
- its crew
brought him home in 1429.
Landing at
Saint Phokas (the
modern Kordyle), John and his
supporters made
their base in the monastery. His father...
- phytographiæ Australiæ in 1866. The
genus name
Cordyline is from the Gr****
kordyle meaning "club", a
reference to the
swollen roots of some species. The species...
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reverted to the crown, he
could refound monasteries such as St.
Phokas in
Kordyle (1362),
Soumela (1364),
Dionysiou (1374), and
Theoskepastos (1376). "This...
- Ibora, Ischopolis, Kabeira, Karoussa, Kizari,
Komana Pontika, Koralla,
Kordyle, Kyptasia,
Laodicea Pontica, Libiopolis, Naustathmus, Ophis, Phazemon,...
