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banana piths (actually the
rolled up
young leaves). The
spongy wood of the
pith wood
plant or
other similar species,
often mistakenly called pith, was once...
- The
pith helmet, also
known as the
safari helmet, salacot, sola topee, sun helmet, topee, and topi is a
lightweight cloth-covered
helmet made of sholapith...
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Pithing /ˈpɪθɪŋ/ is a
technique used to
immobilize or kill an
animal by
inserting a
needle or
metal rod into its brain. It is regarded[by whom?] as a...
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Pither, New
Zealand aviator Luke
Pither,
Canadian hockey player George Pither,
English football player This page
lists people with the
surname Pither...
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Vinylidene fluoride copolymer Terrestrial Herbaceous Vegetation: prin****lly
piths and leaves, are
fallback foods for the
great apes This
disambiguation page...
- The
Shakta pithas,
Shakti pithas or Sati
pithas (Sanskrit: शाक्त पीठ, Śakta Pīṭha,
seats of Shakti) are
significant shrines and
pilgrimage destinations...
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preferred foods are
fruit and seeds, but
mandrills will
consume leaves,
piths, mushrooms, and
animals from
insects to
juvenile bay duiker.
Mandrills live...
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Medullary rays, also
known as
vascular rays or
pith rays, are
cellular structures found in some
species of wood. They
appear as
radial planar structures...
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Banana pith or
banana stem, is a
vegetable harvested from the
starchy inner core of
banana pseudostems. It is used
similarly to
heart of
palms in the cuisines...
- versorium),
invented by
British physician William Gilbert around 1600. The
pith-ball
electroscope and the gold-leaf
electroscope are two
classical types...
