-
Finland (Finnish: mahla),
Latvia (Latvian: bērzu
sula),
Lithuania (Lithuanian: beržo
sula, beržų
sula), Norway,
Sweden (Swedish: björksav). France, Scotland...
- language(s) of the Bactria–Margiana
Archaeological Complex.
Semitic anthropologist Sula Benet, of the
Institute of
Anthropological Sciences in Warsaw, has indicated...
-
booby (
Sula dactylatra personata) –
important breeding colony; 3,000 birds
before the 1982–1983
decline Indopacific red-footed
booby (
Sula sula rubripes)...
-
performing arts
literature graphic and
plastic arts
ornament textile or
fiber arts pottery.
architecture Other artistic expressions of
traditional culture...
- Kerala, India: New
India Publishing Agency. p. 205. ISBN 978-8189422691.
Sula, Mike (4
September 2013). "How to eat
hibiscus like the Burmese". Chicago...
-
Santiago in the
northern region of the country: his mother, Rosa
Ramona Sulina "
Sula"
Corona Caba, is from a
family of
mostly colonial Spanish origin; most of...
- 16546–16558. doi:10.1074/jbc.RA118.004929. PMC 6204917. PMID 30219789. Sait LG,
Sula A,
Ghovanloo MR,
Hollingworth D,
Ruben PC,
Wallace BA (October 2020). "Cannabidiol...
- the
religious use of
cannabis in
early Judaism was
Polish anthropologist Sula Benet, who
claimed that the
plant kaneh bosem קְנֵה-בֹשֶׂם
mentioned five...
-
Jepson eFlora.
Jepson Flora Project.
Retrieved 3
February 2022. Vanderplank,
Sula (2014). "A
conservation plan for
Agave shawii subsp.
shawii (Shaw's Agave...
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higher proportion of
living fibroblasts that
produce the
collagen for
these fibers. As in humans,
these tendons contain a high
density of
golgi tendon organs...
