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G.
alba may
refer to:
Gentiana alba, the pale gentian,
white gentian or
cream gentian, a
herbaceous flowering plant species Geocrinia alba, the white-bellied...
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Basella alba is an
edible perennial vine in the
family Basellaceae. It is
found in
tropical Asia and
Africa where it is
widely used as a leaf vegetable...
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English name. The
white tern has the
following recognized subspecies:
G. a.
alba, (Sparrman, 1786):
tropical islands of the
south Atlantic including Fernando...
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Morus alba,
known as
white mulberry,
common mulberry and
silkworm mulberry, is a fast-growing,
small to medium-sized
mulberry tree
which grows to 10–20 m...
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Alba González
Villa (born
October 27, 1986),
known professionally as
Alba Flores, is a
Spanish actress. She is best
known for her
roles as
Saray Vargas...
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Freesia alba FloraBase: The
Western Australian Flora Victorian Resources Online Jepson Manual Treatment Dressler, S.; Schmidt, M. & Zizka,
G. (2014)....
- The
great egret (Ardea
alba), also
known as the
common egret,
large egret, or (in the Old World)
great white egret or
great white heron, is a large, widely...
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Alba Berlin is a
professional basketball club that is
based in Berlin, Germany. The club was
founded in 1991, and is
today the
largest German national...
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genus Geocrinia, but was
reclassified into the new
genus Anstisia in 2022.
G.
alba is very
similar in
appearance to the orange-bellied frog (A. vitellina);...
- The
Kingdom of
Alba (Latin: Scotia;
Scottish Gaelic:
Alba) was the
Kingdom of
Scotland between the
deaths of
Donald II in 900 and of
Alexander III in 1286...
