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- Stellaria calycantha is a species of flowering plant in the family Caryophyllaceae known by the common name northern starwort. It is native to western...
- atropurpurea Pax Primula bicolor Raf. Primula breviscapa Clairv. Primula calycantha Retz. Primula grandiflora Lam. Primula hybrida Schrank Primula inodora...
- Zale calycanthata, the double-banded zale, is a moth of the family Erebidae. The species was first described by James Edward Smith and John Abbot in 1797...
- Bigelow Stellaria brachypetala Bunge Stellaria bungeana Fenzl Stellaria calycantha Stellaria celsa Stellaria chilensis Stellaria chinensis Stellaria cilicica...
- American stitchwort Stellaria borealis, northern stitchwort Stellaria calycantha, northern stitchwort Stellaria cr****ifolia, fleshy stitchwort Stellaria...
- Pulmonaria angustifolia Bessera breviflora — Androstephium breviflorum Bessera calycantha — Guapira opposita Bessera inermis — Flueggea virosa Bessera spinosa —...
- Mey & Scherb. (1802) Cladonia callosa Delise ex Harm. (1907) Cladonia calycantha Delise ex Nyl. 1860 Cladonia calycanthoides (Vain.) Ahti & Marcelli (1995)...
- lesser sea-spurrey Spergularia media Spergularia tangerina Stellaria calycantha Stellaria humifusa Stellaria recurvata Species Aerva microphylla Aerva...
- zale moth Zale buchholzi McDunnough, 1943 – Buchholz's zale moth Zale calycantha J. E. Smith, 1797 – double-banded zale moth Zale chisosensis Blanchard...
- Lowry Diospyros caloneura C.Y.Wu Diospyros calophylla Hiern Diospyros calycantha O.Schwarz Diospyros cambodiana Lecomte Diospyros campanulata Bakh. Diospyros...