- The
flame-
colored tanager (Piranga bidentata),
formerly known as the stripe-backed tanager, is a medium-sized
American songbird in the
family Cardinalidae...
- chloride. A
practical use of
colored fire is the
flame test,
where metal cations are
tested by
placing the
sample in a
flame and
analyzing the
color produced...
- white, with an
orange section above it, and
reddish flames the
highest of all. A blue-
colored flame only
emerges when the
amount of soot
decreases and...
- A
flame test is
relatively quick test for the
presence of some
elements in a sample. The
technique is
archaic and of
questionable reliability, but once...
-
Portuguese or
Spanish flamengo ("
flame-
colored"),
which in turn
comes from Provençal
flamenc – a
combination of
flama ("
flame") and a Germanic-like suffix...
- The
Flame Seedless (Vitis vinifera) is a vigorous,[clarification needed] heavy-bearing
table grape cultivar that
keeps well in storage. It is a hybrid...
-
circuit of the island, but are
interrupted by an
androgynous Tensen flame-
colored hair
which easily casts Tenza aside.
Tenza uses his
speed to
slice at...
-
derives from the
adjective πυρρός, -ά, -όν, pyrrhós, -á, -ón, i.e. "
flame-
colored, orange". Of Deucalion's birth, the
Argonautica (from the 3rd century...
-
genus name
Phlox comes from the old Gr**** word for "
flame,"
referencing flowers that were
flame colored. The
specific epithet bifada is
Latin for "twice-cut"...
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including colored diamonds, the purity, and
beauty of that
color is the
primary determinant of quality.
Physical characteristics that make a
colored stone...
