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Significats de Fragaria vesca en anglès

Europe.

        Sinònims
        Examples for "wild strawberry"
        Examples for "wild strawberry"
        1
        Jeanne sprinkled the white blossoms of the wild strawberry all around.
        A Little Girl in Old Detroit
        2
        Mr. Broderick: I find that the wild strawberry does very well.
        Trees, Fruits and Flowers of Minnesota, 1916 / Embracing the Tra...
        3
        A small pleasure, a wild strawberry swallowed as the cliff crumbles under her.
        The sealed letter
        4
        Well, the wild strawberry is the one that God made.
        Fisherman's Luck and Some Other Uncertain Things
        5
        He picks us little bunches of violets, hyacinths and wild strawberry flowers-wehave them still.
        A Student in Arms: Second Series
        1
        Ovid mentions the wood strawberry, which would lead one to infer that they were more abundant in his time and country than in ours.
        Locusts and Wild Honey
        2
        In England this species exhibits some variation from the Alpine type, and was called by our ancestors the Wood strawberry.
        Success with Small Fruits
        3
        If this was true of the wild Wood strawberry, how much more so of many of our aromatic rubies of to-day.
        Success with Small Fruits
        Ús de Fragaria vesca en anglès
        1
        No such concentrated ambrosia ever graced the feasts of the Olympian gods, for they were restricted to the humble Fragaria vesca, or Alpine species.
        The Home Acre
        2
        The Alpine strawberry ( Fragaria vesca), which grows wild throughout the northern hemisphere, does not appear capable of much variation and development under cultivation.
        The Home Acre
        3
        As we have seen, the Fragaria vesca, or the Alpine species of Europe, is substantially the same to-day as it was a thousand years ago.
        Success with Small Fruits
        4
        The first, and for a long time the only one of which we have any record, is the Fragaria vesca, or the "Alpine" strawberry.
        Success with Small Fruits
        5
        Fragaria vesca was used as a completely self-compatible reference sample, and the genome-wide variations were identified and subsequently annotated.
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