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Meanings of Pelargonium in English
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pelargonium Catalan
pelargonium Synonyms
Examples for "angel eyes"
Examples for "angel eyes"
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Where did you get those big angel eyes from?
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Dim was its little disk, and angel eyes
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Whose laughing lips and angel eyes
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Unlike Angel Eyes, Bane works well with others, including the bloodthirsty Aurra Sing.
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Just look at the cinema ads at the back of this newspaper: Scary Movie 2; Crocodile Dundee in LA; Angel Eyes.
Usage of Pelargonium in English
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Analogous statements have been made with respect to the stamens of Pelargonium.
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The Pelargonium case in the "Origin" seems to point in the same direction.
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In scarlet dwarf Pelargonium, you will find occasionally an additional and abnormal stamen on opposite and lower side of flower.
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We also discovered a beautiful new species of the Cape genus Pelargonium, which would be an acquisition to our gardens.
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All kinds of Pelargonium may be raised from seed with the certainty of giving satisfaction if the work be well done.
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For other distinct cases of bud-variation in the genus Pelargonium see 'Cottage Gardener' 1860 page 194.)
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Pelargonium zonale: circumnutation of stem of young plant, feebly illuminated from above.
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The use of the name geranium for what are really pelargoniums causes much confusion.
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Dark-coloured pelargoniums and verbenas are more scorched by the sun than varieties of other colours.
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I have seen, even beyond Umeå, some fine specimens of cactus, pelargonium, calla, and other exotics.
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Like all florists, he had a predilection for one particular plant; the pelargonium was his especial favorite.
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Pelargonium graveolens grows well in Ireland as a houseplant and can be left outside during milder months.
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Pelargonium zonale (Geraniaceae).-Almoststerile; one plant produced two fruits.
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His uncomprehending gaze between the plastic pelargoniums.
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For instance, our Roses, Petunias, Calceolarias, Fuchsias, Verbenas, Gladioli, Pelargoniums, etc., certainly have had a multiple origin.
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Pelargonium zonale, glandular hairs of, 350
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Pelargonium through the time