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“The species, C. hystrix, itself is widely distributed; it extends clear across subtropical Asia as far west as Nepal.”
“Here, low elevation plains areas support monsoon evergreen broadleaved forests that are dominated by the chestnut, Castanopsis hystrix, and the laurel, Cryptocarya chinensis.”
“Evergreen forest originally represented by a variety of Fagaceae and other hardwoods is now dominated by Castanopsis hystrix, with Phyllanthus emblica as a co-dominant and Antidesma collettii, Helicia terminalis, and Wendlandia paniculata as important associates.”
“The upper canopy is dominated by a species of Hopea, Castanopsis hystrix, and Madhuca pasquieri.”
“This Southeast Asian member of the citrus family, Citrus hystrix, has distinctively aromatic leaves and fruit rinds that are an important ingredient in Thai and Laotian cooking, especially soups, stews, and fish dishes.”
Simon & Schuster: On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
“• The makrut or kaffir lime, Citrus hystrix, is common throughout Southeast Asia.”
Simon & Schuster: On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
“Other ingredients included another bouga toad and not one but four species of puffer fish Sphoeroides testudineus, S. spengleri, Diodon hystrix, D. holacanthus.”
“Marcel added two species of puffers to his poison—Diodon hystrix and Sphoeroides testudineus—both known to contain tetrodotoxin.”
“Marcel had recognized two varieties of fish—the fou-fou, which was Diodon hystrix, and the crapaud de mer, or sea toad, which was Sphoeroides testudineus.”
“Ichthyosis simplex and ichthyosis hystrix, terms commonly employed to designate the mild and severe forms respectively.”
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