- f.
sarmatica (Heinr.Braun)
Hayek Rosa
obnubila subsp.
segobricensis Pau ex Almq. Rosa
pouzinii var.
segobricensis Pau ex C.Vicioso Rosa
sarmatica Heinr...
- Thal****ictis
robusta "Thal****ictis"
certa "Thal****ictis"
montadai "Thal****ictis"
proava "Thal****ictis"
sarmatica "Thal****ictis" spelaea...
-
Alchemilla sarmatica is a
species of
plants belonging to the
family Rosaceae. It is
native to
Europe and Kazakhstan. "Alchemilla
sarmatica Juz. | Plants...
-
Avrorin ex
Geltman northeastern Europe,
northern Asia
Urtica dioica var.
sarmatica Zapał.
Urtica dioica subsp.
subinermis (R.Uechtr.)
Weigend Urtica dubia...
- nettle), from Europe, does not have
stinging hairs.
Urtica dioica var.
sarmatica Zapał.
Urtica dioica subsp. sondenii(Simmons) Hyl.
Urtica dioica subsp...
- Darialani;
Strabo calls it
Porta Caucasica and
Porta ****ana; Ptolemy,
Fortes Sarmatica; it was
sometimes known as
Porta Caucasica and
Portae Caspiae (a name...
- A 1552 map by
Sebastian Münster
showing the
Pinsk Marshes (
Sarmatica palus) next to Pinsk...
-
occupied the
plains along the
Tisza River—a
campaign known as the
expeditio sarmatica.
After a
series of
Roman victories, the
Iazyges surrendered in 175. Their...
-
forts north of the Danube, part of a new
defensive line
called the Ripa
Sarmatica, at Aquin**** (Budapest, Hungary),
Bononia (Vidin, Bulgaria),
Ulcisia Vetera...
- Australia) ?Ciconia
minor (Early
Miocene of
Rusinga Island, Kenya) ?Ciconia
sarmatica (Late
Miocene of Credinţa, Romania) ?Ciconia
gaudryi (Late Miocene/Early...
