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It is a word of Latin origin (amplexus, meaning embrace). In Zoology it is a form of sexual intercourse, especially between anurans (frogs and toads). Copulation. In botany it is a kind of layer or shield that covers some organs of the plant such as flowers or fruits. Hug, embraced. Amplexus.
In Colombia it means to destroy, devastate, devastate, damage, deteriorate, spoil. To ruin, to tear apart. Produce great disappointment, disappointment, frustration or disenchantment. They are also popularly used to flask or throw in the sense of destroying, demolishing, ruining, demolishing. The expression "get out or throw yourself with the flasks" is popular in the sense of doing something worse than expected, disappointing, disappointing, disenchanting, frustrating.
It is a male name of Latin origin. It means the one who carries the branch of peace, the one who carries the olive branch. Panta that for the ancient Greeks symbolized victory. Name of an oilseed plant in the family Oleaceae. It is also called olive, olive, olive, olive. Its fruit is called olive or olive. It is widely used to produce very high quality oils.
It is one of the common names of a tree It belongs to the Amarantaceae family. It is also called sáxaul, saxaúl, saksaúl. Its scientific name is Haloxylon ammodendron. There are also the white saxawl ( Haloxylon persicum ) and the black saxawl ( Haloxylon aphyllum ) . It is common in xerophytic soils (very dry) and in deserts. It is very resistant to saline soils.