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Groundplum Milkvetch (Astragalus crassicarpus Nutt.) 6/3/1804, Osage River, Missouri Sandbar willow (Salix interior Rowlee)
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Reed Canarygrass Here's part of an entry from Captain Lewis's journal on reed canarygrass: Entered in journal June 16, 1804, at Chariton River, Missouri
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Get Ready to Travel New Zealand coin images courtesy of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand at www.rbnz.govt.nz. The rates can change from day to day.
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Goldenseal Lewis and Clark used Goldenseal to treat an eye problem they called "sore eyes" that was common among the American Indians. Entered in journal May 29, 1804, at Osage River, Missouri
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Plains Cottonwood This is part of a journal entry by Captain Lewis: Entered in journal May 25, 1804, at La Charrette, Missouri
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Get Ready to Travel During our "Coins of the World" tour, you'll see the yen that have jingled in Japanese pockets for many years, with their rich symbols, legends, and images—Japan's "little round s
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Osage Orange The Osage orange tree was probably the most important plant the expedition discovered. Entered in journal March 26, 1804, at St. Louis, Missouri.
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All French coin images are provided courtesy of the Mint of France, www.monnaiedeparis.com During our "Coins of the World" tour, you'll see the francs and centimes that have jingled in French pockets
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Lesson 4— Unity vs. Diversity: The Currency of the Roman Empire (Ancient World History) [rtf] To request audio cassette versions of the 1999/2000 Lesson Plans, please send your address and indicate t
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Lesson 4— Unity vs. Diversity: The Currency of the Roman Empire (Ancient World History) [rtf] To request audio cassette versions of the 1999/2000 Lesson Plans, please send your address and indicate t
 


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