- States.
Common names include bog-myrtle,
sweet willow,
Dutch myrtle, and
sweetgale.
Myrica gale is a
deciduous shrub growing to 1–2
metres (3+1⁄2–6+1⁄2 feet)...
-
Myrica /mɪˈraɪkə/ is a
genus of
about 35–50
species of
small trees and
shrubs in the
family Myricaceae,
order ****ales. The
genus has a wide distribution...
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being bletted for a few w****s Bog-myrtle,
sweet willow,
Dutch myrtle,
sweetgale Myrica gale
Parts of the
northern hemisphere,
including ****an,
North Korea...
-
boreal forest;
among them are
green alder pepper, sweetfern,
caraway seed,
sweetgale, and
juniper berry. The
types of
sugar used are
white sugar,
brown sugar...
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creeping snowberry, round-leaved sundew, spatulate-leaved sundew, and
sweetgale,
along with
larch and
black spruce trees.
Meadow and
roadside plants include...
-
potatoes but,
unlike vodka,
always flavoured with
herbs (dill, caraway,
sweetgale, etc.) Beer (øl) has been
widely consumed in
Denmark for millennia. Carlsberg...
- to be made from
imported honey.
Alaska Meadery Hive Mind
Meadery Odin
Sweetgale Meadworks &
Cider House Celestial Meads Ring of Fire
Meadery Two Seasons...
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woody shrubs and
trees (alder, aster, b****wood, birch, chestnut, fir,
sweetgale, goldenrod, ninebark, rhododendron,
scrub oak and spruce). Wagner, David...
- more
ericaceous vegetation, such as
leatherleaves (Chamaedaphne spp.),
sweetgales (Myrica spp.), and
laurels (Kalmia spp.). In
marshes of
northwestern Iowa...
- June 22, 2010. Hood, W.
Gregory (2009). "An
Overlooked Ecological Web:
Sweetgale, Beaver, Salmon, and
Large Woody Debris in the
Skagit River Tidal Marshes"...
