- breadroot,
breadroot scurf pea,
large Indian breadroot,
prairie potato and
pomme blanche. The
prairie turnip was a
staple food of the
Plains Indians. A related...
-
afranius duskywing larvae. It is also
known as
groundplum milkvetch and
pomme de prairie. The
species is 1 to 2 feet tall with
pinkish purple flowers and edible...
- plant.
Several rare
species are also
found on the site,
including pomme-
de-
prairie,
white camas,
striped hairstreak, and the state-threatened species...
-
Pomme de Terre Township is a
township in
Grant County, Minnesota,
United States. The po****tion was 165 at the 2000 census. The name
Pomme de Terre is...
-
Manganese Muskoda New
Prairie Nininger Oak Lake Old Crow Wing Old
Wadena Parkton Pelan Philbrook Pinewood Pitt
Point Douglas Pomme de Terre Radium Rice Lake...
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Pediomelum cuspidatum, large-bracted scurf-pea
Pediomelum esculentum,
pomme-
de-
prairie Pediomelum hypogaeum,
little Indian breadroot Psoralidium lanceolatum...
- This name was
translated into French, but only
pomme (apple) of the
French word for "potato" (
pomme de terre -
apple from the earth) was
translated into...
-
Pomme de Terre is an
extinct town in
section 24 of
Pomme de Terre Township in
Grant County, Minnesota,
United States.
Content referring to Fort
Pomme...
- appellations:
Pomme de terre de l'île
de Ré (AOC/AOP, 2000) Béa du
Roussillon (AOC/AOP, 2006)
Pommes de terre de Merville (IGP, 1996)
Belle de Fontenay firm-fleshed...
- the potato-like
prairie turnip (Pediomelum esculentum, syn.
Psoralea esculenta),
which was
commonly eaten by the Sioux. The
Pomme de Terre River issues...