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bitterroot

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bitterroot, in botany

bitterroot: see purslane purslane, common name for some plants of the Portulaceae, a family of herbs and a few small shrubs, chiefly of the Americas. The portulacas or purslanes (genus Portulaca) include many species indigenous to the United States.
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Bitterroot, river, United States

Bitterroot, river, c.120 mi (190 km) long, rising in SW Mont. and flowing north to join the Clark Fork River near Missoula. A Roman Catholic mission was established on the river in 1841, and missionaries are credited with introducing farming in the area. The Bitterroot Valley experienced rapid population growth in the 1990s.
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Through its Pink Doing Green Compact Recycling program, Mary Kay exceeded its 2008-2009 collection goal of 200,000 old compacts, succeeding in its pledge to add 200,000 trees to Bitterroot National Forest, which is the largest expanse of wilderness in the U.
AP) -- The board overseeing the Montana university system has voted against a proposed community college in the Bitterroot Valley.
Wind River Bridge Wilderness; Selway Bitterroot, Montana; North Cascades, Washington; Southeast Corner, Yellowstone, were trips I took as a relatively young man as vacations from the construction business where telephone contact was impossible (not now, however).
 
 
 
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