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chanar
a thorny shrub or small tree Geoffroea decorticans common in central Argentina having small orange or yellow flowers followed by edible berries
Celastrus
and shrubby bittersweet they are woody vines and shrubs native chiefly to Asia and Australia bearing yellow to orange capsules which open to expose red coated seeds See also bittersweet3b
Cantaloupe
A muskmelon of several varieties having when mature a yellowish skin and flesh of a reddish orange color
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Curcumin
The coloring principle of turmeric or curcuma root extracted as an orange yellow crystalline substance C14H14O4 with a green fluorescence
candyweed
bog plant Polygala lutea of pine barrens of southeastern US having spikes of irregular yellow orange flowers
Butter and eggs
name given to several perennial plants having showy flowers of two shades of yellow or of yellow and orange such as Narcissus incomparabilis in Europe and the toadflax Linaria vulgaris in the United States the latter is
Bergamot
A tree of the Orange family Citrus bergamia having a roundish or pear shaped fruit from the rind of which an essential oil
Bechuanas
A division of the Bantus dwelling between the Orange and Zambezi rivers supposed to be the most ancient Bantu population of South Africa They are divided into
Baltimore bird
Icterus galbula of eastern and central America and Canada named after Lord Baltimore because its colors black and orange red are like those of his coat of arms called also golden robin It winters in the American
Balas ruby
A variety of spinel ruby of a pale rose red or inclining to orange See Spinel
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