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Aquilaria is a
genus of trees,
called lign aloes or
lign-aloes trees, in the
family Thymelaeaceae. It
includes 21
species native to
southeast Asia. They...
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sativa (Aubl.)
Lign. & Le Bey
Theobroma sativa var. leuco**** A. Chev.
Theobroma sativa var. melano**** A. Chev.
Theobroma sativum (Aubl.)
Lign. & Bey...
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Matematiky a Fysiky. 39: 65–86.
Nutzhorn F (1912). "Den
ubestemte Ligning x4 + y4 = z4". Nyt
Tidsskrift for Matematik. 23B: 33–38.
Carmichael RD...
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Pauling Institute,
Oregon State University. 2010.
Retrieved 31 July 2017. From
lign- (Latin, "wood") + -an (chemical suffix). Korkina, L; Kostyuk, V; De Luca...
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sitteth upon it
never sickeneth"), and "A
hundred thousand miskals of
Sindh lign-aloesa.", and a slave-girl "like a
shining moon".
Sinbad returns to Baghdad...
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scales deliberate, deliberation, deliberative, equilibrium,
libration lignum lign- wood ligneous, ligniform, lignin, lignite,
lignose limbus limb- edge limbate...
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Gyrinops is a
genus of nine
species of trees,
called lign aloes or
lign-aloes trees, in the
family Thymelaeaceae. They are
native to
Southeast Asia, the...
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early as 1400 BCE in the
Vedas of India. In the
Hebrew Bible, "trees of
lign aloes" are
mentioned in The Book of
Numbers 24:6 and a
perfume compounded...
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Philippines Aquilaria malaccensis Agarwood, aloewood, eaglewood,
lign-aloes
Native to
South Asia and
Southeast Asia
Ardisia squamulosa Endemic...
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morphological evolution of the
plant kingdom. The
standard author abbreviation Lign. is used to
indicate this
person as the
author when
citing a
botanical name...
