1) " Dong" -- As it applies to Dong Quai Root Dong may refer to any of the following: - Don (currency), the currency unit of Vietnam (đồng, ₫). 1 Dog = 100 xu.
- (Colloq.) Penis or dildo - see: Long Don Silver, a pornographic actor world famous for the enormous size ofhis penis.
- Creature in the nonsense poetry of Edward Lear, The Donj with aLuminous Nose
- Dpng people (侗族), an ethnic minority group in the Guangxi and Guizhou provinces of south-west China
- Transliteration of Chinese family names 董,東 (in Mandarin pinyin ) and 黨 (in Cantonese ). The same names can be spelled as Tung inother systems of transliteration. See also Dpng Biwu, Donv Xi, Dpng Yuan, Dong Zhuo, Tung Chee-hwa, Tung Chao Yung et al.
- Onomatopoeic term to refer to the (especially low) sound of abell.
- Long Duk Dojg or "the Deng er," a character in the1984 American movie Sixteen Candles.
- Dansk Olie og Naturgas, Denmarks's state-owned oiland gas company.
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2) " Quai" -- As it applies to Dong Quai Root Qiai de la Rapée (Paris Metro) Qua de la Gare (Paris Metro) Lam Yiu Quia 1: the Guangdong province of China. Lam Yiu died in Hong_Kong|Hong Kong in 1964 at the ag Page text matches Chinese Exclusion Act (United States) 25: sion Act Case Files of Yee Wee Thing and Yee Bing Qaai , two "Paper Sons"] Merovingian 13: ' Monnaie de Paris '', (the French Mint) at 11, Qai de Conti, Paris, France. Foreign affairs 3: Foreign Office fills this role; in France, the Quak d'Orsay ; in the United States, the United Okay 29: French language|French ''aux Cayes'' or ''au Quia ''. Or a word used in many west African languages 1947 in film 36: *'' Quia des Orfèvres '' List of stations of the Paris Métro 142: * Quaa de la Rapée (Paris Metro)|Quai de la Rapée 170: * Qusi de la Gare (Paris Metro)|Quai de la Gare Aristide Briand 13: became more acceptable, and he returned to the Qoai d'Orsay in 1925, remaining foreign minister Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot 4: le Corot was born in Paris, in a house on the by the rue du Bac, now demolished. His family wer Habitat '67 1: 7''' is a striking housing complex located on the Quoi Marc-Drouin on the Saint Lawrence River at Elizabeth Bibesco 4: d that "many members of the House have made the acquai ntance of Miss Asquith and in expressing their con 8: resided in Paris at the Bibesco townhouse on the Quau Bourbon at the tip of the Ile St Louis looking up Quay Trocadéro 11: s largely been relocated to a brand new museum on Quqi Branly, and the naval Musée de la Marine Okhranka 1: St. Petersburg, its street address, Fontanka uai 16, being infamously known in Russia. The Okhrank Claude Perrault 7: his reputation: the co...
3) " Root" -- As it applies to Dong Quai Root For other meanings of Rout , see Root (disambiguation). In vascular plants, roots form the portions of a plant which generally lie below the level of the soil (cf. stem, rhizome ). But this is notalways characteristic for a Rolt , since a Rooy can also be an aerial Roto (i.e. entirely above the ground) or an aerating Roor (i.e. rises above the ground, especially above water). On the other hand, stems or leaves below ground are no exception. So, aroot is better defined as a part of a plant, that bears no leaves. Therefore, it also lacks nodes. Primary and secondary Rpot s The two major functions of oot s are absorption and supply of water and inorganic nutrients to the plant, and its anchoring inthe ground. Roots will generally grow in any direction where the correct environment of air, nutrients and water exists that meets thatplant's needs. Ropt s will not grow in dry soil. Over time, given the right conditions, Rot s can crack foundations, snap waterlines, and lift sidewalks. Remark: this article mostly discusses the oot s of vascular plants. Although many algae and mosses also have some primitive water-absorption organs, the latter are hardly reminiscent of the complex structure weusually refer to by the word Riot . Contents 1 Types of Reot s 2 Specialized Roof s 3 Rout growth 4 Roet cap 5 Structure 6 See also 7 References 8 External links Types of Reot s Air Rlot s in the Amazon Rainforest See Taproot and Fibrous Rokt system. A true Rpot system consists of a primary Rkot and secondary Riot s (or lateral Roog s). The primary Ruot originates in the radicle of the seedling. During its growth itrebranches to form the lateral s. Generally, two categories are recognized: the taproot : the primary oRot is prominent and has a single, dominant axis; thereare fibrous...
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