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Green-headed coneflower, Rudbeckia laciniata, is a tall perennial wildflower native to much of North America. Its flower heads have elongated yellow rays that droop around a raised yellow-green central disc, while its leaves are commonly divided into several lobes. The species favors moist soils alo...
Ylang-Ylang, scientifically classified as Cananga odorata, is a fast-growing tropical tree native to the rainforests of Southeast Asia, including Indonesia and the Philippines. It belongs to the custard apple family, Annonaceae, and produces long, drooping, yellowish-green flowers with highly distin...
"Yellow & Green" is a 2012 double album released by the American rock band Baroness. The record represents a significant stylistic shift for the band, moving away from their earlier heavy sludge metal sound toward a more melodic, accessible progressive rock style. It was released just weeks before t...
Sodium aluminum phosphate mineral described as a new species in 1945 from Minas Gerais, Brazil, after initially being misidentified as chrysoberyl.
Mali garnet is a natural garnet variety composed mainly of grossular and andradite components. Material from Mali became known in the gem trade during the 1990s and occurs in colors including yellow, greenish yellow, brownish green, and green. Its andradite content can give well-cut stones notable b...
Indian cucumber root, Medeola virginiana, is a perennial woodland plant native to eastern North America. Its slender stem usually bears one or two whorls of leaves, with small greenish-yellow flowers developing beneath the upper whorl and dark berries appearing later. The crisp rhizome has a cucumbe...
A cholla of the Colorado Plateau in Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico, named after U.S. Army explorer Amiel Weeks Whipple who surveyed the Southwest in the 1850s.
A European shrub used since medieval times to yield yellow dye, combined with blue woad to produce the green known as Kendal Green in the English wool trade.
