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Hardiness
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Hardy
Bold brave stout daring resolute intrepid
beefalo
a hardy breed of beef cattle derived as a cross between the American bison and domestic cattle usually being genetically 38 bison and 58 domestic bovine it yields leaner beef than conventional breeds
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cattalo
hardy breed of cattle resulting from crossing domestic cattle with the American buffalo it yields leaner beef than conventional breeds it is called also beefalo
Dogs tail grass
A hardy species of British grass Cynosurus cristatus which abounds in grass lands and is well suited for making straw plait called also goldseed
Dutchmans pipe
a hardy deciduous American vine Aristolochia durior having large heart shaped leaves and bearing brownish purple flowers which have their calyx tubes curved like the bowl of a tobacco pipe Formerly classified as Aristolochia Sipho
greasewood
A low hardy much branched spiny shrub Sarcobatus vermiculatus common in alkaline soils of Western America
VerbarJacqueminot
A half hardy deep crimson rose of the remontant class so named after General Jacqueminot of France
otterhound
A small hardy British hound having long pendulous ears and a thick coarse shaggy coat with an oily undercoat bred in England for hunting otters Called also otter dog
Overhardy
Too hardy overbold
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