Finta semplice, La
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Finta semplice, La (The Feigned Simpleton). Opera buffa in 3 acts (K51) by Mozart to lib. by Coltellini, after lib. by Goldoni first set by Perillo (1764). Prod. Salzburg 1769, London (Paumgartner ed.) 1956, Boston, Mass., 1961.
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Alfalfa Hay Quality and Alternative Pricing Systems
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Alfalfa and reed canarygrass response to midsummer manure application.
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Alfalfa
Encyclopedia entry from: Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine
Alfalfa Description Alfalfa is the plant Medicago sativa . There are many subspecies. It is a...of soil condition. Its small flowers range from yellow to purple. Alfalfa is probably native to the area around the Mediterranean Sea, but...
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alfalfa
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
alfalfa or lucern , perennial leguminous plant...it acts as an effective weed control, alfalfa is also valued in crop rotation and for...those with acid soil or poor drainage. The alfalfa belt of the United States centers chiefly...
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alfalfa caterpillar
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
alfalfa caterpillar larva of the alfalfa butterfly, Colias eurytheme, a member of the family Pieridae...United States, and S Canada, it is sometimes a serious pest of alfalfa, clover, and other legumes in the SE United States. It usually...
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alfalfa leaf-cutter bee
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alfalfa leaf-cutter bee ( Megachile rotundata ) See MEGACHILIDAE .
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SIC 0139 Field Crops Except Cash Grains, Not Elsewhere Classified
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of American Industries
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