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M. polymorpha
M. polymorpha may refer to: * Macrozamia polymorpha, a plant endemic to New South Wales, Australia * Marchantia polymorpha, a large liverwort * Martinia polymorpha, a perennial herb * Medicago polymorpha, a plant native to the Mediterranean Basin * Melanoides polymorpha, a freshwater snail * Metrosideros polymorpha, an evergreen tree * Mima polymorpha, a gram-negative bacterium * Mitra polymorpha, a sea snail * Mitrasacme polymorpha, a perennial herb * Moquinia polymorpha, a sunflower native to Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay * Moraxella polymorpha, a gram-negative bacterium * Munidopsis polymorpha, a squat lobster * Mycosphaerella polymorpha, a plant pathogen * Mylabris polymorpha, a blister beetle
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M. polymorpha may refer to: * Macrozamia polymorpha, a plant endemic to New South Wales, Australia * Marchantia polymorpha, a large liverwort * Martinia polymorpha, a perennial herb * Medicago polymorpha, a plant native to the Mediterranean Basin * Melanoides polymorpha, a freshwater snail * Metrosideros polymorpha, an evergreen tree * Mima polymorpha, a gram-negative bacterium * Mitra polymorpha, a sea snail * Mitrasacme polymorpha, a perennial herb * Moquinia polymorpha, a sunflower native to Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay * Moraxella polymorpha, a gram-negative bacterium * Munidopsis polymorpha, a squat lobster * Mycosphaerella polymorpha, a plant pathogen * Mylabris polymorpha, a blister beetle
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