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Folded downingia

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Common Name:	Folded downingia
Original Name:	Downingia ornatissima var. ornatissima
Common second Name:	Ornate downingia
Second Name:	NA
Family:	Ornate downingia
Common Family:	Bellflower
Native to North America:	True

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Subterranean clover

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Common Name:	Trifolium subterraneum
Original Name:	Trifolium subterraneum
Common second Name:	NA
Second Name:	NA
Family:	Fabaceae
Common Family:	Legume
Native to North America:	False

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	Andrewsarchus was the most massive omnivorous dry land wild mammal ever.

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Plant care and knowledge

1st Common Name

2nd Common Name

1st Species Name

2nd Species Name

Family Name

Common Family

Centaurea solstitialis

Yellow star-thistle

Asteraceae

Sunflower

Salix gooddingii

Goodding's black willow

Salicaceae

Willow

Rumex salicifolius var. triangulivalvis

Rumex triangulivalvis

Callose-valved willow dock

Polygonaceae

Buckwheat

Tuctoria greenei

Orcuttia greenei

Greene's tuctoria

Poaceae

Grass

Cynodon dactylon

Bermuda grass

Poaceae

Grass

Morus alba

White mulberry

Moraceae

Mulberry

Brodiaea coronaria ssp. coronaria

Brodiaea coronaria var. coronaria

Harvest brodiaea

Liliaceae

Lily

Centaurium venustum

Canchalagua

Gentianaceae

Gentian

Chamaesyce ocellata

Euphorbia ocellata

Valley spurge

Euphorbiaceae

Spurge

Chenopodium berlandieri

Pitseed goosefoot

Chenopodiaceae

Goosefoot

Draba verna

Spring whitlow-grass

Brassicaceae

Mustard

Microseris douglasii

Douglas' microseris

Asteraceae

Sunflower

Carduus pycnocephalus

Italian thistle

Italian plumeless-thistle

Asteraceae

Sunflower

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