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Meshimakobu and
sanghuang / sanghwang, also
known as
mesima (English) or
black hoof
mushroom (American English), is a
mushroom in East Asia. The ****anese...
- contested, due to its
strategic importance in
giving a hold over of the
fertile Mesima River valley and was
controlled by
various feudal lords,
including the Ruffo...
-
cloaked in
olive plantations and
vineyards on the left bank of the
river Mesima,
overlooking the
Gioia Tauro plain. The town is an
important agricultural...
- Ionadi:
Ionades Orsigliadi Papaglionti Paravati Potame Melicuca: Meli****ià
Mesima Stefanaconi Triparni By Law no. 482 of 1999, the
Italian parliament recognized...
- inland, and that it had a port or
emporium on the seas****. The name of
Mesima is
still borne by a
river which flows into the sea a
little below Nicotera...
-
dialect was
widely spoken in a
large area
between Seminara, Taurianova, the
Mésima's valley and the
plateau of Poro.[citation needed] A
brief historical analysis...
- 2004.
Archived from the
original on 2009-07-13.
Retrieved March 26, 2010. "
Mesima Olamit 2: Hodu (India) -
International Mission. by
Galila Ron-Feder-Amit"...
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involved rupturing of the
southern segment of the
Serre fault that
bounds the
Mesima Basin. This
earthquake was the
weakest of the
sequence and
caused relatively...
- Savuto–Decollatura
faults as
possible sources. The
March 28
earthquakes ruptured the
Mesima fault system and
Santa Eufemia–Feroleto fault. However, no
proper studies...
