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Wild olive is a
common name for
several plants and may
refer to:
Bontia daphnoides Several species in the
genus Elaeagnus (family Elaeagnaceae), particularly:...
- Olea oleaster, the
wild-
olive, has been
considered by
various botanists a
valid species and a
subspecies of the
cultivated olive tree, Olea europea, which...
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Israelites to a tame
olive tree and the
Gentiles to a
wild olive branch. The
olive tree itself, as well as
olive oil and
olives, play an
important role...
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central Mexico.
Common names include anaca****ta,
Mexican olive,
white cordia, and
Texas wild olive. It is
named after the
Swiss explorer and
botanist Pierre...
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Elaeagnus angustifolia,
commonly called Russian olive,
silver berry, oleaster, or
wild olive, is a
species of Elaeagnus,
native to Asia and
limited areas...
- The
Wild Olive is a lost 1915
American drama silent film
directed by
Oscar Apfel and
written by
Elmer Blaney Harris,
Basil King and
Oliver Morosco. The...
- The
olive wreath, also
known as
kotinos (Gr****: κότινος), was the
prize for the
winner at the
ancient Olympic Games. It was a
branch of the
wild olive tree...
- Jack
Wild (30
September 1952 – 1
March 2006) was an
English actor and singer. He is best
known for his role as the
Artful Dodger in the film
Oliver! (1968)...
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including the
ancient Olympics; for
victors in
athletics they were made of
wild olive tree
known as "kotinos" (κότινος), (sc. at Olympia) – and the same for...
- cuisine.
Wild olives,
which originated in Asia Minor, were
collected by
Neolithic people as
early as the 8th
millennium BC.
Besides food,
olive oil has...
