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• Sweet bay ( Laurus nobilis ) is very accommodating.
• A : Rooting cuttings from a sweet bay ( " Laurus nobilis " ) takes patience.
• These have a much finer, very exquisite aroma in contrast to the strongly scented leaves of Laurus nobilis.
• Ancient sources describe  laurel, or Laurus nobilis, being used by the priestess, in order to inspire her prophecies.
• If eaten whole, bay leaves ( " Laurus nobilis " ) are pungent and have a sharp, bitter taste.
• Moreover, the same year Giordano made her debut as an actress in her first movie, " Laurus Nobilis ".
• In moister areas are to be found " Nerium oleander, Platanus orientalis, Fraxinus ornus, Laurus nobilis, Cupressus sempervirens " and " Rubus fruticosus ".
• The Formal Garden includes several hedges of " Ilex vomitoria " ( Yaupon ) and less commonly hedged species such as " Laurus nobilis ".
• In the United States, Laurus nobilis grows well in areas where temperatures rarely fall much below 20 degrees, and where it grows readily to 40 feet.
• A . There are plants that take root at the drop of a hat, and then there's bay ( Laurus nobilis ), which can drive you crazy.
• The chemical compound lauroside B isolated from " Laurus nobilis " is an inhibitor of human melanoma ( skin cancer ) cell proliferation at high concentrations in-vitro.
• Isolation gave rise to " Laurus azorica " in the Azores Islands, " Laurus nobilis " on the mainland, and " Laurus novocanariensis " in the Canary Islands.
• The name " Laurentum " is either descended from many groves of Laurus Nobilis ( laurel trees ), or, according to Virgil, a single " sacred " laurel tree.
• The bay laurel, the " bay leaves " in common culinary use, are from a completely unrelated species, " Laurus nobilis ", and not the West Indian bay tree.
• I have six Laurus nobilis trees outside my kitchen window north of San Francisco, and friends in harsher climates grow their bay in pots and move them inside in winter.
• The maquis vegetation includes " Pistacia lentiscus; Laurus nobilis; Quercus ilex, Jasminum fruticans; Vitex vivifera; Lathyrus grandiflorus; Erica arborea; " and " Juncus " on the slopes of the north.
• Some relict Mediterranean laurel forest species, such as Sweet Bay " ( Laurus nobilis ) " and European Holly " ( Ilex aquifolium ) ", are fairly widespread around the Mediterranean basin.
• "Laurus nobilis " and " Ilex aquifolium " are widespread relicts of the laurisilva forests that originally covered much of the Mediterranean Basin when the climate of the region was more humid during the tertiary era.
• While the dominant plants of Giresun are laurels ( " Laurus nobilis " ) and black locusts ( " Robinia pseudoacacia " ), it has been reported that the island has 71 wild and introduced species of trees and herbs.
• The book later explained that only imported bay leaves, often from Turkey and sometimes called Turkish bay, were to be used in the recipes because these were the leaves of Laurus nobilis, the sweet bay of the Mediterranean, so full of flavor and indispensable in Mediterranean cooking.