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Vexillum

(1) An obsolete name for a military banner.

(2) A small unit in an army of knights in medieval Poland and Lithuania; from the 16th to 18th centuries, a small unit in the Polish-Lithuanian Army, corresponding to a company.

(3) A rectangular or triangular piece of cloth bearing the image of Christ or a saint, attached to a long staff by means of a crosspiece ; a religious banner carried during processions.

Table 1. Planted area, grain production, and state grain purchases in the primary regions of development of virgin and barren lands
	Planted area (million hectares)			Grain yield (million tons)			State grain purchases (million tons)
	1950	1960	1976	1950	1960	1976	1950	1960	1976
USSR ...............	32.4	60.3	64.3	25.6	58.7	82.6	11.3	29.0	43.9
RSFSR ...............	26.4	38.4	38.8	20.9	40.0	52.8	9.2	18.5	24.3
Siberia and the Far East ...............	12.1	19.1	18.0	9.9	19.4	18.5	4.7	8.8	5.2
Urals ...............	6.1	8.6	9.3	6.0	10.5	14.5	2.4	5.0	7.6
Volga region ...............	8.2	10.7	11.5	5.0	10.1	19.8	2.1	4.7	11.5
Kazakh SSR ...............	6.0	21.0	25.5	4.7	18.7	29.8	2.1	10.5	19.6

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No references found	Also, the colonial ascidian Didemhum vexillum, a recent invader to the waters of New Zealand, was documented to spread from the hull of a barge and spread to infect commercial mussel lines (Coutts 2002). Cover and colonization of commercial oyster (Crassostrea gigas) ... by Rodriguez, Laura F.; Ibarra-Obando, Silvia E. / Journal of Shellfish Research Regem sequitur Signifer, qui vexillum gestat aureum tribus impressum bufonibus nigris: d'or a trois crapaux de sable. On the evolution of toads in the French Renaissance* by Randall, Michael / Renaissance Quarterly In fact, as a teenager, Smith himself coined the term vexillology, by combining the Latin word for flag, vexillum, with the Greek root for the study of logia. Behind bountiful banners: pursuing a lifelong passion, Whitney Smith ... by Bach, Caleb / Americas (English Edition)	Veterinary Sanitary Plant Veterinary Sanitation Institute Veterinary Science Veterinary Service Veterinary Station Veterinary Statistics veterinary surgeon Veterinary-Sanitary Inspection vetiver oil Vetiveria vetivert Vetka Vetluga Vetluga Series Vetluzhskii Veto Vetoshkin, Mikhail Kuzmich Vetranovic-Cavcic, Nikola Vetrenyi Zone Vetrova, Mariia Vetrova, Mariia Fedoseevna Veuster, Damien de Vevey Vevis vexatious Vexillum Vexin Vezhev, Aleksandr Vezhev, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Vezhinov, Pavel Vezire Nadr Vezirov, Mir Gasan Kiazim Ogly VF VFAT VFR VFR between layers VFR on top VFR terminal minimums VFR weather VFX VG VGA VGA card VGA feature connector VGA HC VGA monitor VGA pass-through VGA port VGC Vgik VGQF	vexed Vexed question vexedly vexedly vexer vexer vexers vexers vexes vexes Vexil Vexilary aestivation vexilla vexilla vexilla Vexillar vexillaries vexillary vexillate Vexillatio Vexillation Vexillographer Vexillography Vexillogy vexillological Vexillological Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina Vexillological Association of the State of Texas vexillologist vexillologists vexillology Vexillum Vexilology Vexin Véxin Vexin français Vexin Normand vexing vexing vexingly vexingly Vexio Vexiö Vexlit Vexlit Vexol VEXP Vey VEYA VEYO VEZ Vezarat-e Ettela'at va Amniat-e Keshvar Vezf1 Vezhev, Aleksandr Vezhev, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Vezhinov, Pavel Vezir Vezir Vezir-i Azam Vezir-i Azam Vezire Nadr

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Also, the colonial ascidian Didemhum vexillum, a recent invader to the waters of New Zealand, was documented to spread from the hull of a barge and spread to infect commercial mussel lines (Coutts 2002).

Cover and colonization of commercial oyster (Crassostrea gigas) ... by Rodriguez, Laura F.; Ibarra-Obando, Silvia E. / Journal of Shellfish Research

Regem sequitur Signifer, qui vexillum gestat aureum tribus impressum bufonibus nigris: d'or a trois crapaux de sable.

On the evolution of toads in the French Renaissance* by Randall, Michael / Renaissance Quarterly

In fact, as a teenager, Smith himself coined the term vexillology, by combining the Latin word for flag, vexillum, with the Greek root for the study of logia.

Behind bountiful banners: pursuing a lifelong passion, Whitney Smith ... by Bach, Caleb / Americas (English Edition)

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