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Erodium is a
genus of
flowering plants in the
botanical family Geraniaceae. The
genus includes about 120
species with a
subcosmopolitan distribution, native...
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Northern Territory.
Common names include native storksbill, wild geranium[citation needed] and
austral storksbill. The
species grows to 50 cm high and has leaves...
- manescavii),
called the
garden stork's-bill,
large purple storksbill,
Manescau storksbill,
Manescau heronsbill and
showy heron's bill, is a
species of...
- succulents, and shrubs,
commonly called geraniums, pelargoniums, or
storksbills.
Geranium is also the
botanical name and
common name of a
separate genus...
- It is
commonly known as blue
heronsbill in
Western Australia, and blue
storksbill in
South Australia. In the
United States,
where the
species is cultivated...
- of bird and
plant are
found on
Lihou such as
peregrine falcons and sea
storksbill. The
Guernsey Environment Department does not
allow visitors to go to...
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abdomen is orange,
ringed with black.
Arctotheca -
capeweed Erodium -
storksbill Lepidium Malva -
mallow Modiola -
bristle mallow Plantago -
plantain Poaceae...
- Gr**** πελαργός (pelargós = 'stork').
Another name for
pelargonium is '
storksbill'
after the
shape of its fruit; 'cordifolium'
refers to the heart-shaped...
- Gr****;
Pelargos which means stork.
Another name for
pelargoniums is
storksbills due to the
shape of
their fruit.
Fragrans refers to the
fragrant leaves...
- E.
maritimum may
refer to:
Erodium maritimum, the sea
storksbill, a
plant species in the
genus Erodium Eryngium maritimum, the sea holly, a
plant species...
