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Sinónimos: Abies spinulosa Griffith; Picea morindoides Rehder.
Arboles de hasta 60 m de alto. Corteza áspera, escamosa, ramillas péndulas, al principio pardo-amarillentas, grises a partir del segundo año, delgadas, glabras; yemas invernales marrones, ovoideas o cónico-ovoideas. Hojas dirigidas hacia adelante en el lado superior de las ramillas, extendiéndose en el lado inferior, lineares, aplanadas o casi aplanadas, anchamente romboideas en sección, de 1,5-3,5 cm x 1,1-1,8 mm, ligeramente auilladas en ambas caras, 5-7 líneas de estomas en cada una de las dos bandas blancas de la cara superior, ocasionalmente 1-3 líneas incompletas en la cara inferior, ápice agudo o acuminado. Conos femeninos verdes, purpúreos en el margen de las escamas seminíferas, marrones o marrón oscuras a la madurez, oblongo.cilíndricas o cilíndricas, de 9-11 x 3-4,5 cm. Escamas seminíferas muy juntas, obovadas o obtrulladas, gruesas, de ca. De 2 x 1,8 cm, la parte expuesta lisa y brillante, no estriada. Semillas marrón oscuras, de unos 5 mm; ala marrón pálido, lustrosa, obovado-oblonga, de 1,1-1,5 cm x ca. 5 mm. Montañas; 2900-3600 m. China (S. De Xizang), Bután, Nepal, Sikkim. En Iturraran se encuentra en la zona 8.
Synonyms: Abies spinulosa Griffith; Picea morindoides Rehder.
Trees to 60 m tall; bark rough, flaking, scaly; branchlets pendulous, initially brownish yellow, turning gray in 2nd year, slender, glabrous; winter buds brown, ovoid or conical-ovoid. Leaves directed forward on upper side of branchlets, spreading on lower side, linear, flattened or subflattened, broadly rhombic in cross section, 1.5-3.5 cm × 1.1-1.8 mm, slightly keeled on both surfaces, stomatal lines 5-7 in each of 2 white bands adaxially, occasionally 1-3 incomplete stomatal lines abaxially, apex acute or acuminate. Seed cones green, purple at margin of seed scales, maturing brown or dark brown, oblong-cylindric or cylindric, 9-11 × 3-4.5 cm. Seed scales closely arranged, obovate or obtrullate, thick, ca. 2 × 1.8 cm, exposed part smooth and glossy, not striate. Seeds dark brown, ca. 5 mm; wing pale brown, lustrous, obovate-oblong, 1.1-1.5 cm × ca. 5 mm. Mountains; 2900-3600 m. China (S Xizang), Bhutan, Nepal, Sikkim. In Iturraran is located in area 8.
Shooting the "Unwrap Attack" webisode. This segment might not make it into the final piece. It was a patter song and my mouth aint what it used to be since the Bell's Palsy. But is sure was fun!
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Giuseppe Patroni Griffi - foto di Augusto De Luca
- 1995
RIUM, WP Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Leaf arrow-head shaped, rarely hastate. Cyrtosperma merkusii (Hassk.) Schott. Araceae. CN: [Malay - Geli-geli hitam, Keladi pari, Birah hutan], Palauan, Kli, Kakake, Giant swamp-taro, Swamp taro, Pulaka. Origin obscure and believed native to peninsular Malaysia or Solomon Islands. GRIN mentioned the species is native to Malesia [Brunei, Indonesia (Irian Jaya, Java, Kalimantan, Sumatra), Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Singapore), Micronesia, Cook Islands, French Polynesia (Marquesas Islands, Society Islands), Fiji, Samoa, Solomon Islands. Habitat - open or shaded swampy places. Herb up to ca 4 m tall with a creeping rhizome; heavily armed with prickly leaf stalks. Cultivated for the edible corms; also used in folk medicine for gout and post-natal treatments.
Synonym(s):
Arisacontis chamissonis Schott
Cyrtosperma bantamense Koord.
Cyrtosperma chamissonis (Schott) Merr.
Cyrtosperma cuspidilobum Schott
Cyrtosperma dubium Schott
Cyrtosperma edule Schott
Cyrtosperma ferox N.E.Br. & Linden
Cyrtosperma intermedium Schott
Cyrtosperma lasioides Griff.
Cyrtosperma merkusii var. giganteum Nadeaud
Cyrtosperma merkusii var. intermedium (Schott) Engl.
Cyrtosperma nadeaudianum J.W.Moore
Lasia merkusii Hassk.
Ref. and suggested reading:
FRIM Flora Database
www.theplantlist.org/tpl/record/kew-54892
www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/html/taxon.pl?12943
www.aroid.org/genera/generapage.php?genus=cyrtosperma
Jim Robinson (ACS Chair), Griff Rhys Jones, Graham May (Ilkley CS President) at Cow & Calf Rocks
Courtesy Karen Ross Photography
Bukit Cherakah, Selangor, Malaysia.
Eugeissona tristis Griff. Arecaceae. CN: [Malay - Bertam, Indonesia (Ato, Kajatao, Pantu, Nanga, Pijatau)], Wild Bornean sago. Native to Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia. Fruits - edible. Stem - starch as the staple food of indigenous people in Borneo. Palm cabbage - vegetable. Leaves - serves as thatch and for the construction of walls. Leaves stalk - used to make blowpipe darts. Edible pollen - eaten as a condiment for rice or sago dishes. Fruits eaten to relieve kidney ailments. Common in lowland forest. Big clump, short stem, thorny. Pinnate leaf ca 6-7 m length, dropping at distal end. Leaflets lanceolate, ca 1m length, 2-2.5 cm width, neatly arranged along rachis. Rachis spiny; spadix terminal. Fruit top-shaped, 5 cm long, scaly, brownish, hard shell.
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On the stoop of Pat's house - 212 Calyer St, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn - April 1985.
Anya Kubrick. Died 2009. I miss you my darlin'
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The best part of going down the hill to pick up cupcakes and our reserved costume? Stopping at Griff's for lunch.
Bukit Tagar, Selangor, Malaysia.
Eugeissona tristis Griff. Arecaceae. CN: [Malay - Bertam, Indonesia (Ato, Kajatao, Pantu, Nanga, Pijatau)], Wild Bornean sago. Native to Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia. Fruits - edible. Stem - starch as the staple food of indigenous people in Borneo. Palm cabbage - vegetable. Leaves - serves as thatch and for the construction of walls. Leaves stalk - used to make blowpipe darts. Edible pollen - eaten as a condiment for rice or sago dishes. Fruits eaten to relieve kidney ailments. Common in lowland forest. Big clump, short stem, thorny. Pinnate leaf ca 6-7 m length, dropping at distal end. Leaflets lanceolate, ca 1m length, 2-2.5 cm width, neatly arranged along rachis. Rachis spiny; spadix terminal. Fruit top-shaped, 5 cm long, scaly, brownish, hard shell.
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Please welcome Griff the Griffon to my menagerie of cute critters :D
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Available from now until Nov 30th 2011
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we can discuss and post photos of my Wonderling dolls as well as all other BJDs.
Bukit Tagar, Selangor, Malaysia.
Eugeissona tristis Griff. Arecaceae. CN: [Malay - Bertam, Indonesia (Ato, Kajatao, Pantu, Nanga, Pijatau)], Wild Bornean sago. Native to Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia. Fruits - edible. Stem - starch as the staple food of indigenous people in Borneo. Palm cabbage - vegetable. Leaves - serves as thatch and for the construction of walls. Leaves stalk - used to make blowpipe darts. Edible pollen - eaten as a condiment for rice or sago dishes. Fruits eaten to relieve kidney ailments. Common in lowland forest. Big clump, short stem, thorny. Pinnate leaf ca 6-7 m length, dropping at distal end. Leaflets lanceolate, ca 1m length, 2-2.5 cm width, neatly arranged along rachis. Rachis spiny; spadix terminal. Fruit top-shaped, 5 cm long, scaly, brownish, hard shell.
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Printable Griff Brawl Stars For Kids coloring page
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RIUM, WP Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Diospyros argentea Griff. Ebenaceae. CN: [Malay - Daun petutut, Bedil lalat, Kerentah roy (Semelai)]. Habitat - lowland and hill forest up to ca 800 m. Understorey treelet up to ca tree to 11 m tall. Leaves thick, simple, alternate, oblong-mucronate, abaxial glabrous, adaxial pubescent with soft coppery hairs. Fruit velvety. The plant is burnt, especially the leaves to keep away flies. Leaves when burnt make crackling noises which keep away flies.
Ref. and suggested reading
FRIM Flora Database
www.theplantlist.org/tpl/record/kew-2769380
birg1.fbb.utm.my/jbiodi/page.php?pageid=s_found&s_id=...
A Field Guide to the Medicinal Plants of Tasek Bera, RAMSAR
Friday morning a bulldog dressed as a rainbow fish walked into a library full of woodchucks. Imaginations were running wild at Greenwood Elementary School as Drake University's Associate Director of Marketing, Erin Bell, and Griff read The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister to a group of young learners in the library. Greenwood was just one of the eight DMPS elementary schools on the visiting list for the bulldog tour. After the reading, each student had a chance to pet Griff on the way to their next class.
Bukit Tagar, Selangor, Malaysia.
Eugeissona tristis Griff. Arecaceae. CN: [Malay - Bertam, Indonesia (Ato, Kajatao, Pantu, Nanga, Pijatau)], Wild Bornean sago. Native to Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia. Fruits - edible. Stem - starch as the staple food of indigenous people in Borneo. Palm cabbage - vegetable. Leaves - serves as thatch and for the construction of walls. Leaves stalk - used to make blowpipe darts. Edible pollen - eaten as a condiment for rice or sago dishes. Fruits eaten to relieve kidney ailments. Common in lowland forest. Big clump, short stem, thorny. Pinnate leaf ca 6-7 m length, dropping at distal end. Leaflets lanceolate, ca 1m length, 2-2.5 cm width, neatly arranged along rachis. Rachis spiny; spadix terminal. Fruit top-shaped, 5 cm long, scaly, brownish, hard shell.
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Leseshow zum Jubiläumsprogramm
40 Jahre Schwulcomix - Die ersten 23 Jahre
BKA-Theater Berlin - 19. Januar 2020
1980 griff in Ostwestfalen ein junger Schreiner zum billigen Filzstift und kritzelte unverschämt lustige Comics, die erst in der Schwulenszene zum Geheimtipp wurden und wenig später auch bei den Heteros durch die Decke gingen.
Wurde Homosexualität bis dato noch tabuisiert oder mit blöden Detlev-Witzen abgehandelt, gaben sich Ralf Königs Nasenmännchen hemmungslos testosteronbesoffen und rotzschwul, was auch in linksstudentischen Kreisen für Entspannung sorgte. Endlich durfte man mit Schwulen lachen und nicht nur über sie – und das bevorzugt auf dem WG-Klo.
Mit 20 Jahren veröffentlichte er seinen ersten Comic. Vier Jahrzehnte später liest Ralf König zum Jubiläum aus seinen frühen Schwulcomix und Kult-Klassikern.
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Ralf König - Reading show '40 years of nose painting'
Reading show for the anniversary program
40 years of Schwulcomix - The first 23 years
BKA Theater Berlin - January 19, 2020
In 1980, a young carpenter in East Westphalia picked up a cheap felt-tip pen and scribbled outrageously funny comics, which first became an insider tip in the gay scene and soon after went through the roof with straight people too.
While homosexuality had previously been taboo or treated with stupid Detlev jokes, Ralf König's little noses were uninhibitedly testosterone-drunk and snotty gay, which was also a source of relief in left-wing student circles. At last it was possible to laugh with gays and not just at them - and preferably in the shared bathroom.
He published his first comic at the age of 20. Four decades later, Ralf König reads from his early gay comix and cult classics to mark the anniversary.
Griff's Hamburgers
Sedalia, MO
You can't read it--even at the highest resolution--so you'll just have to trust me that the small yellow sign advertised something called the "U Can't Touch This Sack Lunch."
Hey, it was 1993: still, arguably, Hammer Time.
Simpang Pulai, Perak, Malaysia.
Arenga westerhoutii Griff. Arecaceae. CN: [Malay - Langkap, Pinang langkab, Rangkap, Rangkai], Westerhout's sugar palm. Native to peninsular Malaysia, China (Yunnan), Indo-China (Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam) Myanmar, Thailand. Occurrence widespread growing wild in lowland forest and around limestone cliffs and foothills. A feather palm up to ca 10 m with distinctive silver-grey sheen underside at "turn-of-the-wind". The leaves are used for thatching, and the palm heart is occasionally eaten. Fruits greenish black, globose.
Synonym(s):
Saguerus westerhoutii (Griff.) H.Wendl. & Drude
Ref and suggested reading:
FRIM Flora Database
www.theplantlist.org/tpl/record/kew-14688