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S. polymorpha

S. polymorpha may refer to: * Sacciolepis polymorpha, a true grass * Scolopendra polymorpha, a centipede indigenous to the Southwestern United States and northern Mexico * Siphonosopra polymorpha, a possibly carcinogenic microorganism * Sporichthya polymorpha, a gram-positive bacterium * Stigmella polymorpha, a pigmy moth * Synaphea polymorpha, a plant endemic to Western Australia

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S. polymorpha may refer to: * Sacciolepis polymorpha, a true grass * Scolopendra polymorpha, a centipede indigenous to the Southwestern United States and northern Mexico * Siphonosopra polymorpha, a possibly carcinogenic microorganism * Sporichthya polymorpha, a gram-positive bacterium * Stigmella polymorpha, a pigmy moth * Synaphea polymorpha, a plant endemic to Western Australia

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