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"Tricentrus\nGenus of true bugs Tricentrus is a genus of tree-hoppers in the tribe Gargarini, erected by Carl Stål in 1866. Species have been recorded from India, China, Japan, SE Asia and Australia. Description. The name \"Tricentrus\" is derived from the Greek: \"τρι-\" (three) and \"κέντρον\" (sharp points), whi... | [
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"List of Sapindaceae genera\n(1824). Type genus: \"Paullinia\" L. Tribe Sapindeae. (Kunth) DC. (1824). Type genus: \"Sapindus\" L. Tribe Schleichereae. Radlk. (1890). Type genus: \"Schleichera\" Willd. Tribe Stadmanieae. Buerki & Callm. (2021). Type genus: \"Stadtmannia\" Lam. ex. Poir. Tribe Thouiniaeae. Blume (18... | [
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"The Tales of Ensign Stål\nAdmiral Carl Olof Cronstedt is mainly remembered today for his treacherous surrender of the fortress of Sveaborg. The Russian general Yakov Kulnev, on the other hand, is described positively as a chivalrous and brave soldier and ladies' man. \"Ensign Stål\" was translated into Finnish by ... | [
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"Psychomastax robusta\nSpecies of grasshopper Psychomastax robusta, the robust monkey grasshopper, is a species of monkey grasshopper in the family Eumastacidae. It is found in North America. References. ",
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