Packera Franciscana, more commonly known as the San Francisco Peaks groundsel, is a very rare flower that is only found in Arizona, specifically in the alpine regions of Humphrey Peak and Agassiz Peak, the two highest peaks of the San Francisco Peaks, near Flagstaff.
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Packera musiniensis was created in 1993.
Clarkia franciscana was created in 1958.
packera obovata
because their are 4 left.
Ya it can be pink, or a brownish grayish color.
Virgilio Greiderer has written: 'Chronica ref. provinciae S. Leopoldi Tyrolensis ex opere Germania Franciscana' -- subject(s): Franciscans 'Chronica ref. provinciae S. Leopoldi Tyrolensis ex opere Germania Franciscana' -- subject(s): Franciscans
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oceanic_dolphin. The Franciscana is taxonomically a river dolphin, but it can live in the ocean.
Manuel Biedma has written: 'La conquista franciscana del Alto Ucayali' -- subject(s): Franciscans, History, Indians of South America, Missions, Sources
Luis Olivares Molina has written: 'La Provincia Franciscana de Chile de 1553 a 1700 y la defensa que hizo de los indios'
The Boto or Amazon River Dolphin The Franciscana or La Plata River Dolphin The Baiji or Yangtze River Dolphin The Ganges River Dolphin or Susu (Platanista gangetica), The Indus River Dolphin (Platanista minor)
Yes, dolphins can live in both. The fresh water dolphins are related to the River dolphins. They include Piatanistidae, Ganges and Indus, niidae ( Boto or Amazon ) , Pontoporiida ( Baiji or Franciscana ) But, the only dolphin that can live in both is the Tucuxi ( Sotalia Fluviatilis ) There are may other dolphins that live in salt water though. They include Bottlenose, Spinner, Strpied, and many, many more.
That depends on what river your asking about. The Ganges river species- platanista gangetica The Indus river species- platanista minor The Amazon river species- Inia geoffrensisboto The Yangtze river species- Lipotes vexillifer baiji The La Plata river species- Pontoporia blainvillei franciscana