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late th century primarily for agriculture and for apiculture (latin: apis, "bee"). in the united states, the aromatic biennial claims naturalized homelands in all fifty states as well as in the commonwealth of puerto rico. in canada, melilotus officinialis thrives in all ten provinces and in two territories
, northwest territories and yukon, but not in canada's largest territory, nunavut, where melilotus albus (white sweet clover) is common. melilotus officinalis is known commonly in english as common melilot, ribbed melilot, yellow melilot, yellow sweet clover or yellow sweetclover. yellow sweet clover...
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of prey (order falconiformes), they have large feet with sharp talons. diversity occurs in size, in the presence or absence of "ear" tufts, and in the shape of the plumage around the face. owls are found on all continents except antarctica and on most oceanic islands. some, such as the barn owl (tyto
include snaps of the bill, claps of the wings in flight, and a variety of vocalizations, with pitches, timbres, and rhythms unique to each species. pitch differs between sexes (the female higher). although less melodious than the calls of some birds, the vocalizations of many owls are "songs" in the...
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