tagalog names for the following plants: blue cohosh, hawthorn, squaw vine,red raspberry, dandelion,skullcap,angelica....... pls... have it w/ me....
214297
Go to a good online Tagalog/English dictionary.  I find the one below works well. Good luck.  I visit the Philippines often but still try to learn that language.
425280
flowering plants! we just learned this in my biology 110 class at penn state! oh, my professor would be so  proud :)
663277
Ficus, Kaylos, orange jasmine, Bantigue, Camagong
41461
what is the scientific name for lucuntu grass?\nIschaemum timorense \nKunth., Poaceae\n\nkingdom to which they belong \nCeylon, India, Burma, Thailand, Sumatra, Java, Borneo to Micronesia and Polynesia.\n\nphyleum\ncentipede grass, lacuntu grass, lucuntu grass, stalkleaf murainagrass, waidoi grass\n\nhabitat\nRoadsides, forest margins, heavy and light soils, rain-fed and upland rice fields.  Prefers sites that are neither too wet nor too dry.  Lowlands to 2000 m altitude.  Weed of cropping and plantations."  (Waterhouse & Mitchell, 1998).\n\nmedicinal or economic purpose of the said grass?\nBetter Lawn?\nSorry, just go on by yourself now... and don't forget to vote!
275005
Pretty in Paper\n(as in Pretty in Pink)\n\nPaper Perfection\n\nPerfectly Petals\n\nPetal Perfection\n\nPetals in Paper  OR  Petals from Paper\n\n\nSlogan:  Paper Petal Perfection\n(all I could come up with)\n\n\nGood luck with your business!!  I was actually looking for paper flowers the other day. I went to so many places but didn't find any. I wish your store was by me!!
653450
go to yahoo search, type in sarsaparilla, click images (above the search bar), click search.\nSee if any of the pics look like the plant you are describing.\nIt almost sounds like a ginko biloba tree to me.
22772
golden seal root\ngargle and drink
81828
Shallon  it is unique and very pretty! Kristina is pretty, but  a fairly common name. I like unique names better. =-)
195275
Yahoo search   puerto rico flowering trees?
291115
Onions.\n\nReally, google "vidalia" and see what you get.
585216
hi kabayan...well, for sure you can put our national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal, he's one of amongst many Filipino biologist. he got this butterfly collection and stuff, some of them even got Rizal's name on its scientific names. for the rest of other biologists, forgot it already, but i can give you some tip where you can find it...check the last pages of Batobalani magazines...they featured Filipino inventors and scientist in there...
628782
I'm thinking it might be Buddleia - the leaves are greyish green and lanceolate, sort of like scaled-up Rosemary.  The flowers are often strongly fragrant - on Buddleia Davidii, they smell strongly of honey.
243531
angiosperms: flowering plants\ngymnosprerms: mostly conifers, also some gingkos.\n\nangiosperms evolved into existence after gymnosperms.\n\nthe rest of it, GO TO A LIBRARY.
31460
My link of the day on my blog. All about plants and herbs. \n\nhttp://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/med-aro/
435130
We have one here called Blue Heaven. Also one called Pizazz. Or come up with a name and then look the name up in another language and use that....
302061
A PEAR!  A green skinned pear, with the peel as the 'coat'.  The 'stones' are the seeds and the 'stick' is the stem!!!  10 pts please!?!?
637590
It could be the banyon.  I'm a botanist, and know my trees, but common names are elusive.