Did you mean: "tristaniopsis obtusangulo"
... Tristiropsis obtusangula Stemonurus ammui Pipturus argenteus var . argenteus Cananga odorata Acacia farnesiana Catharanthus roseus Vitex negundo var . bicolor Ximenia americana Xylocarpus moluccensis Zizyphus mauritiana USDA Forest ...
... ( Tristiropsis obtusangula ) . ( 4 ) Specifications for Azobe ( Ekki ) are contained in Military Speci- fication MIL - L - 22626 . b . Allowable Stresses . Strength properties of individual species should be obtained from the potential ...
... Tristiropsis obtusangula Pteropus mariannus 444 fr fr Marianas Sapotaceae Manilkara sp . Pteropus pselaphon fr Ogasawara , Iwo Planchonella torricellensis Pteropus samoensis fr Samoa 15 Table . Continued . Plant Bat Location Referencesb ...
... Tristiropsis obtusangula ( faia ) , and Intsia bijuga ( ifil ) . Banyans are few in number , but their great size , with multiple trunks and thick hanging roots , give them a high amount of relative dominance . Cycads are also very ...
... Tristiropsis obtusangula Stemonurus ammui Pipturus argenteus var . argenteus Cananga odorata Acacia farnesiana Catharanthus roseus Vitex negundo var . bicolor Ximenia americana Xylocarpus moluccensis Zizyphus mauritiana USDA Forest ...
... tristiropsis obtusangula . Type of tree . faichanak [ ae ] 1. Despise , disdain . faidok 1. Pull out , draw out , root out , dig out . Cf. Hali . Hu faidok i kamuti gi halom odda ' . I pulled out the sweet potato from the ground . faila ...
... Tristiropsis obtusangula ( faniok ) ; ( ii ) Sufficient area of predominantly native forest to allow nesting at least 950 ft ( 290 m ) from the nearest road and 203 ft ( 62 m ) from the nearest forest edge and to support Mar- iana crow ...
... Tristiropsis obtusangula ( Baker , 1951 ; Jenkins , 1983 ) . Pairs may excavate their own nests in soft trees , arboreal termitaria ( the nests of termites [ Nasutitermes spp . ] ) , arboreal fern root masses , or they may utilize ...
... Tristiropsis obtusangula Radlk . ( faia ) did not appear to be affected by ungulates . Young trees and seedlings were common at all sites and little evidence of deer browsing was seen on seedlings monitored for several years . Very few ...
... Tristiropsis obtusangula ( faniok ) ; ( ii ) Sufficient area of predominantly native forest to allow nesting at least 950 ft ( 290 m ) from the nearest road and 203 ft ( 62 m ) from the nearest forest edge and to support Mar- iana crow ...