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Introduction, Biblical Health and Wellness, Healing Steps, The History of Plants for Health and Healing, Herbs and Essential Oils—-The Facts, Plants with Specific Healing Mentions, Balm of Gilead, Fig, Mandrake, Spikenard, Hyssop, Alliums: Garlic and Onions, Aloes, Cedar Wood, Cinnamon and Cassia, Anise, Mint, Frankincense, Myrrh, Cumin, Coriander, Citron, Cypress, Willow, Myrtle, Olive, How to Infuse Herbs into Olive Oil, Healing Remedies and Recipes, Four Thieves Vinegar, Gentle Fever Reducing Formula for Children, Cilantro Detox Juice Blend, Onion & Honey Cough Syrup, Compress for a Bump on the Head (Or Any Kind of Inflam ...

Birds of the Bog Season Two continues my birding adventures at the Celery Bog in West Lafayette, Indiana with 136 pages of photos and stories of birds and squirrels, bugs and butterflies, and flowers.

This book goes over the different species of sharks and their relatives that you can find in the Sea of Cortez. The second have of the book involves how humans have driven sharks to near extinction worldwide

This book is based on the Time Genetics discovery, which details how Time is an Electrical Current that fluctuates in the exact same way every day.

Nothing but the images from the Time Genetics discovery.

Profusely illustrated keys are provided to identify females for the known (68 spp.) and expected (5 spp.) tabanids of the Pacific Northwest (PNW), i.e., Apatolestes, 2 spp.; Stonemyia, 2 spp.; Silvius, 4 spp.; Chrysops, 15 spp.; Haematopota, 1 sp.; Tabanus, 12 spp. (11+1); Atylotus, 4 spp.; and Hybomitra, 33 spp. (29+4). A species-page that includes a dot-distribution map showing collection localities for known PNW species is provided for each of the species. A total of 2,766 specimens were examined and additional data were extracted from unpublished datasets. In total, we have records for 1,383 localities in the PNW. Also included is a brief history of tabanid studies in the PNW, commen ...

A current checklist of the species of Tabanidae known to occur and possibly occurring in Florida includes three subfamilies with the following genera. Pangoniinae: Asaphomyia Stone. Chrysopsinae: Merycomia Hine; Chrysops Meigen. Tabaninae: Agkistrocerus Philip; Anacimas Enderlein; Chlorotabanus Lutz; Diachlorus Osten Sacken; Haematopota Meigen; Hamatabanus Philip; Hybomitra Enderlein; Leucotabanus Lutz; Microtabanus Fairchild; Stenotabanus (Aegialomyia) Philip; Tabanus Linnaeus; Whitneyomyia Bequaert. Illustrated keys for females are provided to subfamilies, genera, and species of each genus. Individual species pages usually show four views of each taxon: dorsal habitus, lateral habitus, ...