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conia
conia Chem. (ˈkəʊnɪə) [f. L. conium, hemlock + -ia (ending of ammonia).] = conine.1842 E. Turner Chem. (ed. 7) 1155 Conicine, Syn. Conia, Cicutine; Discovered by Gieseke, but first obtained pure by Geiger. 1876 Harley Mat. Med. 585 The leaf rubbed with solution of potash gives out strongly the odour... Oxford English Dictionary
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Conia-ene reaction
Conia and P. Le Perchec, the Conia-ene reaction is a heteroatom analog of the ene reaction that uses an enol as the ene component. Note that though the mechanisms of Conia-ene variants differ from the initial ene-like cyclization, they are still considered Conia-ene or Conia-ene-type wikipedia.org
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Anoncia conia
Anoncia conia is a moth in the family Cosmopterigidae. It is found in California, United States. The wingspan is 14–16 mm. wikipedia.org
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conylene
conylene Chem. (ˈkɒnɪliːn) [f. conia (conium, conine) + -yl + -ene.] A liquid nonpoisonous hydrocarbon, C8H14, separated by Wertheim from conine and conhydrine.1876 Harley Mat. Med. 587 Conia contains the hydro⁓carbon, conylene. 1882 Watts Dict. Chem. II. 964 Conylene is a yellowish oil, having a pu... Oxford English Dictionary
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Lopharcha conia
Lopharcha conia is a species of moth of the family Tortricidae. It is found on Sumatra in western Indonesia. wikipedia.org
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meconia
† meˈconia Chem. Obs. [f. Gr. µήκων poppy + -ia.] = meconin.1836 Brande Chem. (ed. 4) 1019 Meconia. This substance was discovered by Dublanc and Couerbe. Ibid. The quantity of meconia in opium is so small, that [etc.]. Oxford English Dictionary
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Anoncia
alboligula Hodges, 1962 Anoncia bitoqua Hodges, 1978 Anoncia brunneipes Hodges, 1962 Anoncia callida Hodges, 1962 Anoncia chordostoma (Meyrick, 1912) Anoncia conia wikipedia.org
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coniine
conine, coniine Chem. (ˈkəʊnaɪn, ˈkəʊnɪaɪn) Also coneine. [f. L. coni-um, Gr. κώνειον hemlock + -in.] An alkaloid (C8H15N) which forms the poisonous principle of hemlock (Conium maculatum); it is an oily liquid, with a peculiar suffocating odour, and violently poisonous, producing paralysis of the t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Melgona
Its only species, Melgona conia, was first described by Cyril Leslie Collenette in 1956. wikipedia.org
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diacony
† diˈacony Obs. rare. [ad. med.L. diāconia, a. Gr. διακονία office, etc. of a deacon. Cf. F. diaconie ‘a deaconrie, the place of a deacon’ (Cotgr.).] The place or office of a deacon.1636 Abp. J. Williams Holy Table (1637) 79 The very Altar it self..hath been termed, in the ancient Councells, The Dia... Oxford English Dictionary
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Amelora
Rosenstock, 1885) Amelora belemnophora Turner, 1947 Amelora camptodes Turner, 1919 Amelora catacris Meyrick, 1892 Amelora ceraunia Turner, 1947 Amelora conia wikipedia.org
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-ia
▪ I. -ia, suffix1 a termination of L. and Gr. ns. [= i-, ι-, stem or connective vowel + -a suffix 2], in Gr. esp. frequent as the ending of abstract ns. from adjs. in -ος, etc. Many words so formed are in Eng. use, as hydrophobia, mania, militia; hence frequent in mod.Latin terms of Pathology (cepha... Oxford English Dictionary
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Carrhenes
Species Recognised species in the genus Carrhenes include: Carrhenes chaeremon Mabille, 1891 Carrhenes conia Evans, 1953 Carrhenes decens (Butler, 1874 wikipedia.org
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山卓·阿希纳里
2001年Baveno制琴比赛最佳漆艺"Conia"赏受赏。 2003年第10届义大利克雷莫纳 Triennale 弦楽器制作比赛中提琴组佳作奖。 2006年第11届波兰维尼奥夫斯基国际制琴比赛第二名。 2008年第3届斯洛伐克VIOLINO ARVENZIS国际制琴比赛，综合排名第一名。 wikipedia.org
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Arzachena
Frazioni and localities Abbiadori Baja Sardinia Cala di Volpe Cannigione Poltu Quatu Porto Cervo La Conia Liscia di Vacca Santa Teresina Monti wikipedia.org
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