parmelia

But she didn't appear to be the least resentful of her friend Parmelia's success.

Parmelia looked up with a glimmer of sympathy in her eyes.

I know that Parmelia brought her flute from back home, and you could play your piano.

It was lost at night during the 1979 Parmelia Race only a few sea miles from the finish line.

Parmelia looked up at Emily with a questioning look.

What she had said to Parmelia was true.

He turned to Parmelia at the ticket table.

Several of the brides were sitting around a big quilt that was spread over Parmelia's oak table.

Parmelia's husband, Eugene Carmichael, had taken charge of the group.

The larvae feed on various lichen species from the Parmelia genus.

Having accepted the position, Roe had little time to set his affairs in order, as the official party would soon be leaving on the Parmelia.

The government reluctantly agreed to the extra cost, chartering the Parmelia in December 1828.

Autopsies of affected elk found a lichen called parmelia in their digestive systems.

The door to Parmelia's plain log home was wide open, so Emily didn't bother to knock.

We noticed that they were often covered with a yellow lichen like rust, the Parmelia parietina.

The caterpillars feed on lichen from the genus Parmelia, but they may also eat plant remains.

The larvae feed on lichens, including Parmelia species.

In 1839, Parmelia was refitted for the purpose of carrying migrants to the Americas.

Perhaps the day would come when she would look at him in the same way Parmelia was looking at Eugene.

She gave Parmelia a little nod.

Parmelia Carruthers had lent her some riding boots this morning, and they pinched her feet.

Parmelia gave a happy laugh.

Parmelia's was almost finished, and following church the day after the wedding, the group had gathered in Cynthia Stoddard's room to work on it.

The name means 'golden yellow parmelia'.

Broun sailed for the new colony with his wife and two children on board the Parmelia, arriving in June 1829.