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Few tourists visit, except for some travelers who are generally understood to come for the marijuana, which grows abundantly in the hills.
It is the second largest city in the republic and derives its name from the caragana bush, which grows abundantly in the surrounding steppe.
The botanical origin of this newly found red-hued propolis is a leguminous plant known as Dalbergia ecastophyllum, which grows abundantly in the mangrove swamps of Alagoas State.
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Papyrus, which grew abundantly in marshes, was gathered wild and in later times was cultivated.
The origins of the name Moscow are disputed; some hold that the town was named by Jonathan Neff, a homesteader who had lived near the hamlet of Moscow, Pennsylvania, and who liked the romantic associations of the name, while others believe that the name comes from the Nez Percé masco, meaning "flax," which grew abundantly in the region.
In 1920, some of the older residents of the district claimed that the name was derived from the Australian Cranberry which grew abundantly in the area, noting that the local name for the plant was canberry.
Kericho has been slow to capitalise on the tourist appeal of its tea plantations, which have grown abundantly here since the 1930s.
The future of hundreds of plants species used for medicinal purposes which once grew abundantly in our forest and elsewhere are at a risk, as they often are exploited indiscriminately from the wild, leaving little scope for their regeneration.
Although red or orange, Trentepohlia is a Chlorophyte green alga which can grow abundantly on tree bark or damp soil and rocks, but is also the photosynthetic symbiont or photobiont of many lichens, including some of those abundant on the trees in Changanacherry area.
Poison ivy also grows abundantly in the canyon, deterring even the most agile hikers.
Along the route we travelled, morkovnik grows abundantly from one end of Russia to the other.
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