Abacá
Abacá ? Abaca Conservation status: Secure Scientific classification

Manila   (translated from Spanish)
Manila Manila Clasificación Reino : Plantae División : Magnoliophyta Clase : Liliopsida Orden : Zingiberales Familia : Musaceae Género : Musa Species It see Musa Musa textilis or Manila. Plant of the family of Musáceas, own of Borneo and Filipinas , grows in very rainy warm places and is enough similar to the banana (that belongs to the ...
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Abaca   (translated from Italian)
Abaca abaca or abacà it is a fiber you ...
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Abacá   (translated from Portuguese)
Abacá ? Abacá Flower of Muse textilis Classificação Reino : Plantae Divisão : Magnoliophyta Classe : Liliopsida Ordem : Zingiberales Família : Musaceae Género: Muse Espécie : M. textilis Binomial nomenclature Muse textilis Née or Nees abacá, also known as hemp-of-manila, hemp-of-Manila, alvacá, banana tree-of-rope, banana tree-of-flower e bandala (Muse ...
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Manila hemp   (translated from French)
Manila hemp This article is one outline to supplement concerning flora, you can share your knowledge by modifying it. manila hemp (Musa textilis) is one bananier of Philippines . manila hemp is a textile material drawn from petiole sheets of bananier . It is also called " hemp of Manille "or" tagal ".
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User talk:Abaca
User talk:Abaca Welcome to Wikipedia Welcome! Hello, Abaca, and welcome to Wikipedia! Thank you for ...
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Image:Abaca.jpg
Image:Abaca.jpg Image File history File links Abaca.jpg Turkic Alphabet {{subst:www.turan.tc|Image:Abaca.jpg}} Orhanoglu 16:29, 12 February 2006 ...
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Battle of Mindanao
... subsequent combat was the proliferous fields of abaca. To the foot soldiers fighting in the Davao province, the word abaca was synonymous with hell...Countless acres around ... for each foot of progress...In the abaca fields, visibility was rarely more than ten ... scouts to locate an enemy position in abaca fighting was to advance until they received ... defenses, platoons and squads worked through the abaca and surrounding jungle to seek out ...
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Davao City
... Shrine. On the whole, they established extensive abaca plantations around the shores of Davao Gulf ... and Quimpo Blvd.) Furukawa Plantation – The abaca plantation in Daliao which was acquired from ... their tools which they used in the abaca plantations, currencies, publications, among others. (Calinan) Japanese ... site of old Japanese homes, warehouses and abaca processing and drying plants before and during ...
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Talk:Thomas Pynchon
... photographs of him have ever been published"? Abaca 20:55, 15 January 2006 (UTC) To ... Anville 16:52, 16 January 2006 (UTC) Abaca, please, do not delete any stuff at ... of them merely tabloid journalism) is ridiculous. Abaca 23:45, 16 January 2006 (UTC) I ... Oedipa's visit there in Lot 49.) Abaca 10:49, 30 January 2006 (UTC) I ...
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