- Most
American species are
known by the
common name of palo
verde or
paloverde,
derived from the
Spanish words meaning "green tree". This name is given...
- years.
Compared to the
closely related Parkinsonia microphylla (foothill
paloverde), it
appears more de****bent in
overall form, is taller, and
matures more...
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Paloverde is the
Americanized name of Parkinsonia, a
genus of
flowering plants in the pea family, Fabaceae.
Paloverde may also
refer to: USS Paloverde...
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Parkinsonia microphylla, the
yellow paloverde,
foothill paloverde or little-leaved palo verde; syn.
Cercidium microphyllum), is a
species of palo verde...
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lower Sonoran zone
contains a
diversity of
native cactus, mesquite, and
paloverde. The
Joshua tree is
found in the
Mojave Desert.
Flowering plants include...
-
States Navy
built near the end of
World War II.
Originally laid down as
Paloverde (YN-86), a net
tender of the
Ailanthus class, she was
redesignated as...
- substation. The
first post
office to
operate at Palo
Verde opened in 1903 as
Paloverde,
changed its name to Palo
Verde in 1905, and
closed in 1940. A post office...
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Pinacate volcanics with teddy-bear chollas, ocotillos,
young saguaros, and a
paloverde tree...
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Cylindropuntia acanthocarpa Opuntia basilaris Parkinsonia florida — (Blue
Paloverde)
Peucephyllum schottii Phacelia spp. — (Scorpionweed)
Phacelia crenulata...
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competitive interactions between saguaro cacti and
paloverde trees. The
saguaros under a
paloverde's canopy negatively impacted the
vigor of the tree....
