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Persian yellow rose, and
Austrian copper rose, is a
species of rose,
native to the
foothills of the
Caucasus Mountains in Georgia. It has
yellow flowers...
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Mimosa nuttallii, the Nuttall's sensitive-briar,
catclaw brier, or
sensitive brier, is an
herbaceous perennial legume in the
subfamily Mimosoideae native...
- Rosa
rubiginosa (sweet briar,
sweetbriar rose,
sweet brier or eglantine; syn. R. eglanteria) is a
species of rose
native to
Europe and
western Asia. It...
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water snow flat (Tagiades litigiosa),
Pieridae like the
small gr****
yellow (Eurema smilax), or
moths like the
peculiar and
sometimes flightless genus...
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Yellow Gr**** is a town in
southern Saskatchewan, Canada. It is
located in the
Rural Muni****lity of
Scott No. 98,
approximately 25
kilometres (16 mi) northwest...
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called "the horsenettle".
Other common names include radical weed, sand
brier or briar, bull nettle, tread-softly,
Solanum mammosum ("apple of Sodom")...
- Rosa 'Harison's
Yellow', also
known as R. × harisonii, the
Oregon Trail Rose or the
Yellow Rose of Texas, is a rose
cultivar which originated as a chance...
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negundo Boxwood – Buxus,
Cornus florida False boxwood –
Cornus florida Brier Sand
brier –
Solanum carolinense Brittlebush –
Encelia farinosa Broadleaf – Plantago...
- the land,
called Brierfield because it was
largely covered with
brush and
briers.
After Sarah turned 21, she
married Davis on June 17, 1835 at the home of...
- when
another parishioner is
struck by an
arrow at a
village fete.
Richard Briers, Judy Par****, and
Christopher Villiers also appear. 7 2 "Strangler's Wood"...
