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Olea europaea (synonym of olive)

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Name: Olea europaea
Type: plant
Synonym of: olive


Appearing in designs:
Olea europaea (1938) Turkey 8/20/1938 5k issue=1938 Izmir Fair
Olea europaea (1969) (2 stamps, Syria & Jordan, 1969)
Olea europaea (1973) Yugoslavia 5/25/1973 3.00din dt=medicinal plants (1973 Yugoslavia)
Olea europaea (1979) Argentina 6/2/1979 100p dt=agricultural products (1979)
Olea europaea (1983) Turkey 5/16/1983 15l issue=Youth Week 1983
Olea europaea (1993) (2 stamps, Israel & Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, 1993)
Olea europaea (1998) Israel 4/27/1998 1.15nis issue=Memorial Day 1998
Olea europaea (1999) (2 stamps, Tunisia & Tuvalu, 1999)
Olea europaea (2001) Gambia 3/1/2001 25d issue=Medicinal Plants 2001 dt=medicinal plants (2001)
Olea europaea (2018) Turkey 3/21/2018 2.00tl issue=Plants 2018
Olea europaea - Autumn Monaco 10/20/1988 5.00fr issue=Four Seasons of the Olive Tree
Olea europaea - Spring Monaco 10/20/1988 3.00fr issue=Four Seasons of the Olive Tree
Olea europaea - Summer Monaco 10/20/1988 4.00fr issue=Four Seasons of the Olive Tree
Olea europaea - Winter Monaco 10/20/1988 6.00fr issue=Four Seasons of the Olive Tree

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