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4 | Creosote bush |
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4 | greasewood |
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Creosote bush Explanation: El nombre científico es: Larrea tridentata El enlace es siempre el mismo de antes: http://www.fao.org/docrep/006/ad316e/AD316E09.htm Suerte! |
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greasewood Explanation: Probably a more common name than creosote bush. Larrea tridentada, Chapparal, Greasewood, Gobernadora, Hediondilla. ..also known as Greasewood, Chapparal, Gobernadora, Creosote bush, or Hediondilla. Family: Zygophyllaceae. One of my favorite desert plants, Chapparal is ... www.desertbloomherbs.com/monographs/larrea.html - 10k - Cached - Similar pages |
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