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• Anadenanthera peregrina
  ...he Cerrado Biome of South America, it is one of the more common species of trees found in low altitude tropical seasonal forests, occurring in greater than
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• Acacia acuminata
  * Forest Trees of Australia (Fourth Edition Revised and Enlarged) 1984, D. J. Boland ''et
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• Entheogen
  ...ian Erwin Panofsky asserting that art scholars are aware of many 'mushroom trees' in Christian art.<ref>[http://www.egodeath.com/WassonEdenTree.htm Wasson a
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• Acacia spp.
  ...d..pruning of branches every few years should not cause much harm to large trees.. Look for trees with large (75mm + diameter) branches growing from the main trunk less than
  34 KB (3,574 words) - 13:14, 26 August 2015
• Amanita pantherina
  ...outh Africa, where it is thought to have been accidentally introduced with trees imported from Europe.[3]
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• Acacia caerulescens
  ...ree, up to 12m high, 6m wide, which has pyramidal shape. The bark on young trees is smooth but becomes dark and fissured as the tree ages. It has blue green
  3 KB (456 words) - 03:43, 30 January 2015
• Kava
  ...es of a native tree (Colubrina asiatica), and the pith of the sweet orange trees (Citrus sinensis). The extracted juice is administered orally.
  27 KB (4,272 words) - 02:32, 5 February 2013
• Acacia albida (Faidherbia albida)
  ... ''Acacia''". There is much variation in pod shape both within and between trees (Wood 1992: 10). ...y growth means that trees can reach a height of 7 metres in 3 years. Young trees coppice readily. Once established, plants are tolerant of cold but not of f
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• Acacia aculeatissima
  ...rained soils including coastal. It grows more sprawling when growing under trees and forms a compact small bush when growing in the open.
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• Acacia murrayana
  ...ue to its habit of suckering from lateral roots so forming groves of small trees. ... in sandy country especially in the Simpson Desert area. The bark of young trees is pale and pruinose but becomes loose and brown later but outer bark remai
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• Acacia peuce
  ...of the Australian arid zone, with long pendulous branchlets, giving mature trees a weeping, she-oak like appearance. One key to the trees survival is their small spiky needle-like leaves, which ensures little mois
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• Acacia xanthophloea
  ...ca, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Naturalized in the USA and 3 trees are growing in S.E. Queensland, Australia. '''Bark:''' The main stem of mature trees is smooth, with occasional irregular depressions and flaking, and is charac
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• Acacia aulacocarpa
  ... those from along rivers in forests at Finch Hatton Gorge are medium-sized trees to 12 m tall with trunks to 40 cm diameter at breast height. Spindly, spars ... blue-green. Bark smooth except very shallowly rimose on trunks of largest trees. Branchlets acutely angled for 10–25 cm (occasionally more) below the ape
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• Acacia crassicarpa
  ...cia ''crassicarpa''''', also known as "Thick-podded Salwood", are found as trees 6–25 (–30) m tall, sometimes shrubs less than 1 m tall on coastal dunes The trees are usually between 6 and 25 m tall, but some grow to 30 m. On coastal dune
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• 3 Reasons Your Book Trailer Isn t Working And What You Can Do About It
  ...ility of working with voice skill. Or you would not have things like phone trees (which might really be an advantage). Voice over artists are the ones who m
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