- Vac****ia
karroo, (synonym
Acacia karroo)
commonly known as
the sweet thorn,
common acacia,
Karoo thorn, Cape gum or ****spur thorn, is a
species of Vac****ia...
- "Bridge-Guard in
the Karroo",
evoked the loneliness experienced by
blockhouse soldiers at
Ketting station on
the Dwyka River while guarding the Karoo railway...
- olive.
The thin skin
around the throat is yellow, and it has
conical scales along the spine. It
inhabits rather dry
habitat on
the border between the Great...
- tree
native to both
the wet and dry
scrublands of
tropical to
subtropical East Africa.
Common names for it are Cape gum,
Karroo Thorn and dev-babul....
-
The Karoo,
sometimes also
Karroo, is a semi-desert
region of
South Africa.
Karoo may also
refer to: In
earth sciences: Karoo-Ferrar, a
major geologic province...
- School" "
The Young Queen" "Rimmon" "
The Old Issue" "Bridge-Guard in
the Karroo" "
The Lesson" "
The Files" "
The Reformers" "Dirge of Dead Sisters" "
The Islanders"...
- as
the greater padloper, is a
small tortoise of
the genus Homopus,
indigenous to
the highveld gr****lands of
South Africa. As its name suggests,
the greater...
- in
the Cabora B****a Basin.
The formation is
dated at 200 to 190 Ma.
The Forest Sandstone is
the penultimate formation in
the Upper Karoo Group of
the Karoo...
-
The Karoo Supergroup is
the most
widespread stratigraphic unit in
Africa south of
the Kalahari Desert.
The supergroup consists of a
sequence of units,...
- in paints.
The gum of
Acacia xanthophloea and
Acacia karroo has a high
sugar content and is
sought out by
the lesser bushbaby.
Acacia karroo gum was once...
