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Nicotiana glauca is a
small tree or
shrub with many
branches that
normally grows to over 2
m, but can
reach as high as 7
m. Its
leaves are thick...
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Simarouba glauca is a
flowering tree that is
native to Florida,
South America, and the Caribbean.
Common names include paradise-tree, dysentery-bark, and...
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Notonecta glauca (common backswimmer) is a
species of
aquatic insect, and a type of backswimmer. This
species is
found in
large parts of Europe, North...
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Picea glauca, the
white spruce, is a
species of
spruce native to the
northern temperate and
boreal forests in
North America.
Picea glauca is
native from...
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Monophyllaea glauca are
plants that
consist of just one leaf. They are
endemic to Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia.
Found only in Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia. Encyclopedia...
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Island of New Zealand.
George Simpson and J.S.
Thomson described M.
pygmaea var.
glauca in 1942, and
Peter de
Lange and John
Barkla recognized it at species...
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Galphimia glauca, also
known as rain of gold,
golden showers,
thryallis and
shower of gold, is a
flowering shrub in the
Malpighiaceae family that is native...
- The blue
shark (Prionace
glauca), also
known as the
great blue shark, is a
species of
requiem shark, in the
family Carcharhinidae,
which inhabits deep...
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Melaleuca glauca,
commonly known as
Albany bottlebrush is a
plant in the
myrtle family,
Myrtaceae and is
endemic to the south-west of
Western Australia...
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Casuarina glauca is a
dioecious tree that
typically grows to a
height of 8–20
m (26–66 ft),
sometimes to 35
m (115 ft),
rarely a
shrub to
about 2
m (6 ft...