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- Protea repens (common sugarbush, Honey flower, Sugarbush) Protea sect. Speciosae Protea coronata (green sugarbush) Protea grandiceps (red sugarbush) Protea...
- limit of a sequence with his study of quasi-proportions in Geometriae speciosae elementa (1659). He used the term quasi-infinite for unbounded and quasi-null...
- bearded sugarbush, is a bearded Protea that is placed in the section Speciosae. It grows between one and 2 m tall, with narrowly oblong leaves. Flowerheads...
- limit of a sequence with his study of quasi-proportions in Geometriae speciosae elementa (1659). He used the term quasi-infinite for unbounded and quasi-null...
- are sessile. Section Thyrsiflorae is most closely allied to the section Speciosae, with L. hastata being most similar in some aspects to that section's...
- tetragonum Species See text Synonyms Dendrocoryne (Lindl.) Brieger Dendrobium sect. Speciosa Kraenzl. Dendrobium subsect. Speciosae Benth. & Hook. f....
- province) Protea king protea Protea cynaroides King protea South Africa Speciosae bearded sugerbush Protea coronata Green sugarbush South Africa (Western...
- Cercospora lagenariae M.A. Salam & P.N. Rao (1957) Cercospora lagerstroemiae-speciosae R.K. Srivast., S. Narayan & A.K. Srivast. (1995) Cercospora lambareneensis...
- Socrates,' Gr**** and Latin, Oxford, 1690. 'Elementa Arithmeticæ numerosæ et speciosæ,' Oxford, 1698. 'A Treatise of antient and present Geography, together...
- (1910) Phomopsis verbasci D. Hawksw. & Punith. (1973) Phomopsis veronicae-speciosae (Henn.) Died. (1911) Phomopsis viciae Bubák (1915) Phomopsis vicina (Desm...