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- formosana M. itinerans var. guangdongensis M. itinerans var. hainanensis M. itinerans var. itinerans M. itinerans var. kavalanensis M. itinerans var. lechangensis...
- Anonychomyrma itinerans is a species of ant in the genus Anonychomyrma. Described by Lowne in 1865, the species is endemic to Australia. Shattuck, S....
- Sichuan in China. The roots are considered hardy to −10 °C (14 °F). Musa itinerans - Native to ****am and is cold hardy variety of banana grown from zones...
- M. cheesmanii N.W.Simmonds M. chunii Häkkinen M. griersonii Noltie M. itinerans Cheesman M. mannii H.Wendl. ex Baker M. nagensium Prain M. ochracea K...
- 10% goal of banking all the world's wild plant species by adding Musa itinerans, a wild banana, to its seed vault. As estimates for the number of seed...
- subsp. lasiophylla. After hatching, the larva is attended by the ant A. itinerans which is thought to offer the larva predator protection and receive nutritional...
- fastigatus Russell and Wickenden, 1933 H. huashigouensis Tong, 1989 H. itinerans Godinot, 1978 H. latidens Denison, 1937 H. lepidus Matthew, 1909 H. loomisi...
- John (2002). "Ornithophilous and chiropterophilous pollination in Musa itinerans (musaceae), a pioneer species in tropical rain forests of Yunnan, Southwestern...
- glabrata (Smith, 1857) Anonychomyrma incisa (Stitz, 1932) Anonychomyrma itinerans (Lowne, 1865) Anonychomyrma longicapitata (Donisthorpe, 1947) Anonychomyrma...
- sp. Pliolophus vulpiceps Teilhardimys musculus Placentalia Hyopsodus itinerans Phenacodus cf. teilhardi cf. Paroxyclaenus sp. Phenacodus sp. Rodents...