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BOTANISK ARTKÄNNEDOM Miljöbiologi Listan är anpassad för studeranden som påbörjat studierna enligt det nya examenssystemet från och med 2005. Studeranden har möjlighet att separat tenta de arter i listan som inte är indragna i samband med Fältkurs i akvatisk biotop- och artkännedom.
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Basil (Ocimum basillicum) Annual, full to half-day sun. Repels asparagus beetles, flies, aphids and mosquitoes. Plant near tomatoes and peppers. Don't grow near rue.
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