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P. polymorpha
P. polymorpha may refer to: * Pareledone polymorpha, a cephalopod mollusc * Parmelia polymorpha, a strap lichen * Pecopteris polymorpha, a prehistoric plant * Peperomia polymorpha, a radiator plant * Persicaria polymorpha, a buckwheat native to Russia * Peyssonnelia polymorpha, a red alga * Pheidole polymorpha, a fungus-growing ant * Pinanga polymorpha, a palm tree * Plecoptera polymorpha, an owlet moth * Plumatella polymorpha, a freshwater bryozoan * Polymixis polymorpha, an owlet moth * Potentilla polymorpha, a herbaceous plant * Preussia polymorpha, a saprobic fungus * Pseudopalaina polymorpha, a land snail * Psychotria polymorpha, an understorey tree
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P. polymorpha may refer to: * Pareledone polymorpha, a cephalopod mollusc * Parmelia polymorpha, a strap lichen * Pecopteris polymorpha, a prehistoric plant * Peperomia polymorpha, a radiator plant * Persicaria polymorpha, a buckwheat native to Russia * Peyssonnelia polymorpha, a red alga * Pheidole polymorpha, a fungus-growing ant * Pinanga polymorpha, a palm tree * Plecoptera polymorpha, an owlet moth * Plumatella polymorpha, a freshwater bryozoan * Polymixis polymorpha, an owlet moth * Potentilla polymorpha, a herbaceous plant * Preussia polymorpha, a saprobic fungus * Pseudopalaina polymorpha, a land snail * Psychotria polymorpha, an understorey tree
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