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  • The typical floral community of these forests includes Artocarpus lakoocha, Michelia champaca, Celtis tetrandra, Bridelia tomentosa, B. verrucosa, Dillenia pentagyna, Saraca indica, Ficus spp.,

    Orissa semi-evergreen forests 2008

  • In many places, especially in the western half of the plateau, they have been replaced by thin forests of Yunnan pine (Pinus yunnanensis) which may co-occur with Michelia yunnanensis (Magnoliaceae) and various species of Rhododendron spp.

    Yunnan Plateau subtropical evergreen forests 2008

  • The forests above 1,500 m are composed of twisted, stunted Syzygium-Gordonia-Michelia-Elaeocarpus formations, draped in a rich epiphytic community of orchids, mosses, and filmy ferns, and a Strobilanthes-dominated understory.

    Sri Lanka montane rain forests 2008

  • Another variant, tropical evergreen forest, is made up of Michelia champaca, Syzigium, Cedrela toona, Garuga pinnata, and Duabanga.

    Terai-Duar savanna and grasslands 2008

  • These hills are also considered the center of diversity for several primitive tree genera such as Magnolia and Michelia and for families such as Elaeocarpaceae and Elaeagnaceae.

    Meghalaya subtropical forests 2007

  • Michelia champaca details, originally uploaded by Amethist.

    Champaca Flowers vs. Nag Champa Incense Ayala Sender 2007

  • Michelia champaca details, originally uploaded by Amethist.

    Archive 2007-06-01 Ayala Sender 2007

  • There is also hipster high brow Vietnamese, with restaurants like Gingergrass and Michelia making their way onto the pages of local restaurant review publications.

    Always Sniff the Condiments - Hanoi Café 2005

  • The lime will kill the maggots. lf Michelia bark and rice are not available, use the tobacco and lime only.

    Chapter 22 1994

  • According to Guibourt, [1] the "macassar oil," much prized in Europe for at least some decades as a hair oil, is a cocoa nut oil digested with the flowers of _Cananga odorata_ and _Michelia champaca_, and colored yellow by means of turmeric.

    Scientific American Supplement, No. 288, July 9, 1881 Various

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