- P****iflora incarnata,
commonly known as
maypop,
purple p****ionflower, true p****ionflower, wild apricot, and wild p****ion vine, is a fast-growing perennial...
- fruit), P. eichleriana, P. foetida (stinking p****ion flower), P. incarnata (
maypop), P. quadrangularis (giant granadilla), P. suberosa, P. subpeltata and P...
-
shallow flowers; for some they even are
obligate pollinators, for
example the
maypop (P****iflora incarnata) and Orphium,
which are not
pollinated by any other...
- Mark "Vinnie"
Dombroski (born
December 4, 1962) is an
American musician, best
known as the lead
vocalist and main
songwriter for the
American rock band...
-
edible p****ion
fruit (P****iflora edulis), as well as
garden plants such as
maypop and
running pop. P****iflora
vines and
Dryas iulia (among
other heliconian...
- ISBN 81-85217-02-5.
Naked Song, by Laldyada, Lalla,
Coleman Barks (Translator), 1992,
Maypop Books, ISBN 0-9618916-4-5. [1]
Mystical Verses of Lalla: A
Journey of Self...
-
stopped to ask
Stinney and his sister, Aimé, if they knew
where to find "
maypops", a
local name for p****ionflowers.
According to Aimé, she was with Stinney...
- P****iflora
coactilis is a p****ion
flower belonging to the
Maypop Family (P****ifloraceae) and is
native to Ecuador. Its most
unique feature is its very...
-
Cherokee or
Choctaw often cultivated or
gathered local plants like pawpaw,
maypop and
several sorts of
squashes and corn as food. They also used ****ebush...
-
ground up with a
North American native source of beta-Carbolines (e.g.,
Maypop) to make a
hallucinogenic plant concoction analogous to the
shamanic South...
