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Poison Springs Battleground State Park is an
Arkansas state park
located southeast of
Bluff City. It
commemorates the
Battle of
Poison Spring in the American...
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Piscidia pisci****,
commonly named Florida fishpoison tree,
Jamaican dogwood, or fishfuddle, is a medium-sized, deciduous,
tropical tree in the Fabaceae...
- buckthorn; historically, it was
sometimes called "
dogwood"
through confusion of the
leaves with
those of
dogwood Cornus sanguinea.
Alder buckthorn grows in wet...
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arvensis Dogwood –
Cornus spp.
American dogwood –
Cornus florida ****anese
flowering dogwood –
Cornus kousa Drumstick –
Moringa oleifera Pacific dogwood – Cornus...
- thyoides:
Atlantic white-cedar
Cornus stolonifera: Red-osier
dogwood Cornus florida:
Flowering dogwood Larix laricina:
Tamarack Picea mariana:
Black spruce Picea...
- a
variety of tumors. The
inner bark of the alder, as well as red
osier dogwood, or chokecherry, is used by some
Indigenous peoples of the
Americas in...
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berries and seeds,
especially in winter,
including those of
poison ivy,
poison oak,
dogwood, sumac, wild
cherry and grape, bayberries, hackberries, and...
- darner,
aquatic oligochaetes, caddisflies, rotifers, copepods, amphipods,
dogwood borer, six-spotted
tiger beetle,
freshwater triclads, and
green hydra....
- Kiss-me-quick,
Portulaca pilosa Cornaceae Silky dogwood,
Cornus amomum Flowering dogwood,
Cornus florida Stiff dogwood,
Cornus foemina Hydrangeaceae Smooth hydrangea...
- Switzerland) who came to be
known as "
Dogwood" and
ended up
establishing the
Dogwood information chain.
Dogwood in turn
hired a
personal ****istant named...
