EXCALFACTORIA CHINENSIS

Meaning of EXCALFACTORIA CHINENSIS in English

PAINTED QUAIL

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STREPTOPELIA CHINENSIS CHINENSIS — SPOTTED DOVE
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GARRULAX CHINENSIS CHINENSIS — BLACK-THROATED LAUGHING THRUSH
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COTURNIX CHINENSIS CHINENSIS — BLUE-BREASTED BUTTON QUAIL
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CISSA CHINENSIS CHINENSIS — GREEN MAGPIE
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LYCHEE — or litchi; also lichee noun Etymology: Chinese (Beijing) lìzhī Date: 1588 the oval fruit of a Chinese tree ( Litchi …
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JOJOBA — noun Etymology: Mexican Spanish, of Uto-Aztecan origin; akin to O'odham hohowai ~, Yaqui hohoovam Date: 1900 a shrub or small …
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CHINESE GOOSEBERRY — noun Date: 1925 a subtropical vine ( Actinidia deliciosa syn. A. chinensis of the family Actinidiaceae) that bears kiwifruit
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CHINA ROSE — noun Date: circa 1731 any of numerous garden roses derived from a shrubby Chinese rose ( Rosa chinensis )
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CHINA ASTER — noun Date: 1794 a common annual garden aster ( Callistephus chinensis ) native to northern China that occurs in many …
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BOK CHOY — also bok choi or pak choi noun Etymology: Chinese (Guangdong) baahk-choi, literally, white vegetable Date: 1847 a Chinese cabbage ( …
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LITCHI — or lichee or lychee Fruit of the tree Litchi chinensis (family Sapindaceae), believed to be native to southern China and …
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KIWI FRUIT — Edible fruit of the vine Actinidia chinensis (family Actinidiaceae), native to China and Taiwan and grown commercially in New Zealand …
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BRASSICA — Any plant of the large genus Brassica , in the mustard family , containing about 40 Old World species and …
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BOK CHOY — or Chinese mustard Brassica chinensis , one of two types of Chinese cabbage . It has glossy dark green leaves …
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EPITHET — I. ˈepəˌthe]t also -pē- or -pi- or -_thə̇]; usu ]d.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin epitheton, from Greek, from …
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KIWIFRUIT — ˈkēwēˌ- noun Etymology: kiwi (bird symbolic of New Zealand, from where the fruit is exported) + fruit (I) : the …
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BOK CHOY — ˈbäkˈchȯi, -ˈjȯi noun Etymology: Chinese (Cantonese) baahk-choi , literally, white vegetable : a Chinese cabbage ( Brassica chinensis ) that …
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WAX TREE — noun : a tree yielding wax: as a. : japanese wax tree b. : an arborescent evergreen privet ( Ligustrum …
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SWAMP QUAIL — noun 1. : a quail ( Coturnix ypsilophorus ) of Australia, Tasmania, and New Guinea that is reddish brown and …
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SIRGANG — ˈsərˌgaŋ noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably from native name in Ceylon and Sumatra : a predominantly pale green crested …
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SARGENT JUNIPER — noun also sargent's juniper Usage: usually capitalized S Etymology: probably after Charles Sprague Sargent died 1927 : a low spreading …
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POLYANTHA — ˌpälēˈan(t)thə noun or polyantha rose ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek polyanthos blooming, from poly- + anthos flower …
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PFITZER'S JUNIPER — ˈfitsə(r)z- noun or pfitzer juniper Usage: usually capitalized P Etymology: after Ernst Pfitzer died 1906 German botanist : a low-growing …
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PARADISE FISH — noun : a brilliantly colored freshwater labyrinth fish ( Macropodus opercularis ) of eastern Asia with very large fins often …
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PAINTED QUAIL — noun 1. : either of two small bright-plumaged quails: a. : an African quail ( Coturnix adansonii ) — called …
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NOISETTE ROSE — nwəˈzet noun also noisette ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized N Etymology: after Philippe Noisette, brother of Louis Claude Noisette …
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MANETTI — məˈned.ē noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: after Saverio Manetti died 1784 Italian botanist : a vigorous China …
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LITCHI — ˈlī(ˌ)chē, ˈlē(- noun Etymology: Chinese (Pekingese) li 4 chih 1 1. or litchi nut or li·chee also lee·chee or li·chi …
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JAPANESE PINK — noun Usage: usually capitalized J : a China pink ( Dianthus chinensis heddewigii ) distinguished by dentate or jagged-edged petals
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GREEN ROSE — noun : a very large China rose ( Rosa chinensis viridiflora ) whose petals are represented by narrow green leaves
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FAIRY ROSE — noun : any of various dwarf roses constituting a variety ( Rosa chinensis minima ) of the China rose and …
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MOXA — noun a plant from which this substance is obtained, ·esp. artemisia chinensis, and a. moxa. 2. moxa ·noun a soft …
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QUAIL — any of 130 species of small, short-tailed game birds of the family Phasianidae (order Galliformes), resembling partridges but generally smaller …
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