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# mija: shelter constructed by the [[Ngadjonji]] people of [[Queensland]], using [[jungganyu]] branches thatched with leaves.
# mija: shelter constructed by the [[Ngadjonji]] people of [[Queensland]], using [[jungganyu]] branches thatched with leaves.


# mija: an abbreviation of 'mi hija', Spanish for 'my daughter'. Prounounced me-ha.
# mija: an abbreviation of 'mi hija', Spanish for 'my daughter'. Prounounced me-ha.


# mija: an Australian student trying to complete arts and science degrees at an overrated university.
# mija: an Australian student trying to complete at an overrated university.




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Revision as of 08:44, 14 March 2005

  1. mija: shelter constructed by the Ngadjonji people of Queensland, using jungganyu branches thatched with leaves.
  1. mija: an abbreviation of 'mi hija', Spanish for 'my daughter'. Also used as an term of endearment. Prounounced me-ha.
  1. mija: (pronounced the Polish way, mee-yah) an Australian student trying to complete a double degree at an overrated university. (3.5 years to go)


Wanted

Botany

Hakea

Grevillea

Casuarina


For reference

650-142 & -111

Photosynthesis

Australian_flora

Photorespiration

Mutualism

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