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adansonia gregorii latin

He was also well versed in the local flora, and besides the boab, introduced us to several plants we could eat.

Sammy gets his neighbour, Boab, to call him a taxi to take him to the city centre.

Adansonia gregorii, commonly known as the boab, it is a tree in the family Malvaceae.

Emu Foot is kept prisoner in a boab tree that has been hollowed out but ultimately escapes.

An object of note attached to the Boab tree in the churchyard is a small piece of iron chain.

Remember the stink- flower in Miss Boab's bouquet?

The Boab Prison Tree, Derby is now a tourist attraction.

The common name "boab" is a shortened form of the generic common name "baobab".

Although boab is the most widely recognised common name, Adansonia gregorii has a number of other common names, including:

His body was buried by his family at the Napier Range where it was placed inside a boab tree.

The Granton Star Cause is a comedy, where Boab is having a very bad day indeed.

Nearby Wyndham is a Boab Prison Tree.

When found, the plate was attached to a partially burnt shotgun slung in a boab tree which was engraved with the initial "L".

Adansonia gregorii (the boab)

This "Boab Prison Tree" was once known as the "Hillgrove Lockup."

Other common names include boab, boaboa, tabaldi, bottle tree, upside-down tree, and monkey bread tree.

- Christ, ye didnae waste any time getting oot here in that auld van Davie, Boab said.

Interspersed with the gum are bulbous boab trees, with their cabbage-like leaves, perhaps migrants from Africa some 400 million years ago, when the continents were one.

As Boab buzzes noisily through his previous haunts, where he is sometimes recognized, he takes poisonous revenge against his persecutors.

Photographs of the Australian Boab - Adansonia gregorii (Includes photographs of both prison trees).

Adansonia gibbosa) - Boab or Australian Baobab (northwest Australia)

Uncle Boab, fat, stupid Uncle Boab, had said that.

Dr Sim stood, whisky in hand, talking to Uncle Kenny, Uncle Boab and Malcolm.

The Hillgrove Lockup or Boab Prison Tree, Wyndham, appears to have been a tourist attraction since the early 1900s.