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Katniss is another Indian name of a plant, the root of which they were likewise accustomed to eat, ... It grows in low, muddy, and very wet ground. The root is oblong, commonly an inch and a half long, and one inch and a quarter broad in the middle; but some of the roots have been as big as a
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747:β Delta Arrowhead, Delta Duck-potato β south-central US with scattered populations in southeast, the Ohio Valley and Washington State; also Mexico and Panama; naturalized in South Australia, Italy, Java, Caucasus
901:β Threeleaf Arrowhead β widespread across much of Asia including Siberia, China, Japan, India, Iran, Indonesia, Philippines, etc.; also Ukraine and European Russia; naturalized in Fiji and Polynesia
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1305:18 December
1055:Omaha-Ponca
1012:root tubers
988:sagittΔrius
968:S. triandra
866:L. Buchenau
393:S. trifolia
320:Description
286:tule potato
278:duck potato
251:Hydrolirion
227:Drepachenia
147:Alismatales
124:Angiosperms
1868:Sagittaria
1862:Categories
1669:30006593-2
1604:Sagittaria
1539:Sagittaria
1476:Sagittaria
1446:Sagittaria
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1266:Sagittaria
1236:Sagittaria
1159:30 January
1122:References
1105:Sagittaria
1101:Sagittaria
1088:Sagittaria
1086:mentioned
1084:Peter Kalm
1077:Sagittaria
1049:(Dakota),
1041:In culture
1019:Algonquian
917:Deprecated
734:G.Agostini
501:E.P.Sheld.
325:Sagittaria
265:Sagittaria
168:Sagittaria
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1573:FloraBase
1082:In 1749,
1031:Winnebago
978:Etymology
946:(L.) Miq.
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329:perennial
274:arrowhead
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1803:VASCAN:
1796:40028494
1791:Tropicos
1534:eFloraSA
1455:Wikidata
1323:(1974).
1067:kits-hat
1047:Pshitola
888:S.Watson
722:Buchenau
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534:E.O.Beal
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219:Diphorea
202:Synonyms
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137:Monocots
1682:1329458
1630:2766037
1461:Q157652
1277:13 July
1248:13 July
1097:katniss
1059:Si-poro
971:Dalzell
910:Fernald
671:J.G.Sm.
589:J.G.Sm.
545:J.G.Sm.
523:J.G.Sm.
512:J.G.Sm.
468:Engelm.
435:J.G.Sm.
410:Species
379:flowers
332:rhizome
298:Central
211:Sagitta
163:Genus:
143:Order:
98:Plantae
18:Katniss
1893:Tubers
1845:715985
1765:PLANTS
1757:481959
1741:NZOR:
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1500:103029
1487:194560
1484:APDB:
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1027:Pawnee
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312:, and
310:Africa
306:Europe
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288:, and
254:H.LΓ©v.
214:Guett.
1840:WoRMS
1770:SAGIT
1708:38903
1695:48123
1677:IRMNG
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1643:10644
1599:FoAO2
1578:22559
1565:1SAGG
1552:29168
1526:8W392
1071:kirit
1063:Kirit
1035:China
1023:Omaha
986:word
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710:Pall.
694:Cham.
682:Zucc.
600:GlΓΌck
567:Kunth
396:bulbs
294:South
131:Clade
118:Clade
105:Clade
1806:1637
1778:POWO
1734:4450
1729:NCBI
1703:ITIS
1664:IPNI
1638:GRIN
1625:GBIF
1560:EPPO
1508:BOLD
1495:APNI
1341:OCLC
1331:ISBN
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1279:2010
1250:2010
1211:ISBN
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994:Uses
966:(as
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822:Kral
767:Miq.
314:Asia
230:Raf.
222:Raf.
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