Kermes is a form of celebration very similar to a carnival or festival but with a lot of Mexican activities and games.
The parasitoid species (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea) of five
Kermes species (Hemiptera: Coccoidea: Kermesidae) in Israel.
Abraham, "Nutritional quality of
kermes oak (Quercus coccifera L.) acorns as affected by altitude in a typical Mediterranean area," Archives Animal Breeding, vol.
A traves de las siguientes unidades de observacion, la celebracion de la Virgen que se realiza en diferentes escenarios (EE.UU y Mexico),
Kermes mensual del Club de oriundos, la festividad del Hijo Ausente.
Roseann Meehan
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Thermo-mediterranean
kermes oak and forests on deep soils in subhumid regions of Western Algeria
The VRS suggests that the pigment bears similarities to organic red pigments such as
kermes or possibly madder, but this is not conclusive.
A parte i pittori spagnoli Velazquez e Goya, l'autore cita anche, all'interno di questa
kermes visionaria (Malaparte, 2010: 36), Peter Brueghel, il vecchio, e anche la pittura onirica, di Hieronymus Bosch.
Jebel Serj houses one of the most important nature reserves in Tunisia, because of its rich fauna (serval, fox, jackal, mongoose, hedgehog, peregrine falcon, booted eagle, Barbary partridge) and fauna (Montpellier maple,
Kermes oak, wild olive trees, Aleppo pine, carob, Barbary thuja), and the beauty of its natural sites including the famous cave of Ain Dhahab.