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1
Guide to Tendrillate Climbers of Costa Rican Mountains
Fruit a capsule, thick-walled or bladderlike 2. Capsule inflated, bladderlike, not
winged; leaves biternate; plant herbaceous; seeds lacking a fleshy arillode...
Cardiospermum, p. 132. 2. Capsule relatively thick-walled, winged or not; leaves
...
Alexander Krings, Richard R. Braham, 2007
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A Primer of Botanical Latin with Vocabulary
A) bladderlike; vesiculosus (adj. A) covered with small bladders or blisters(noun f.
1) vesicle, small bladder; vesicularis (adj. B), vesiculatus (adj. A) bladderlike;
vesiculosus (adj. A) covered with small bladders or blisters vespertinus (adj.
Emma Short, Alex George, 2013
3
Flowering Plants and Ferns of Arizona
Key to the genera I. Nutlets wingless, each enclosed in a large, bladderlike,
papery bract; staminate flower solitary in the axil of each scale 1. Ostrya. 1.
Nutlets winged, not enclosed in a bladderlike bract; staminate flowers more than
one in the ...
Thomas Henry Kearney, Robert Hibbs Peebles, 1942
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Acta zoologica Cracoviensia
the specimens which have no bladderlike scale on the dens and those which
have this scale. For instance, Fig. 26 is the hind foot of a specimen with no
bladderlike scale on its dentes, Fig. 30 is the front foot of a specimen with a
bladderlike ...
5
Flora of the Russian Arctic: Salicaceae-Ranunculaceae
Pubescence of entire plant or only of inflorescence containing more or less
copious, short divaricate, acute-tipped hairs with bladderlike swelling at base; or,
if such hairs absent, then the stem (including the rachis of the inflorescence) is ...
Aleksandr Innokentʹevich Tolmachev, John G. Packer, Graham C. D. Griffiths, 2000
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The Leguminosae, a Source Book of Characteristics, Uses, and ...
Physanthyttis Boiss. Papilionoideae: Loteae From Greek, physa, "bladder"; the
calyx is bladderlike; the name alludes to resemblance to Anthyllis. Type: P.
tetraphylla (L.) Boiss. 1 species. Herb, annual; branches procumbent, villous to
hirsute.
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The Ferns of Florida: A Reference and Field Guide
Sori: Round, borne near the margins in bladderlike indusia that straddle the
lateral veins. Habitat: Rich woods, moist woodlands, limestone outcrops.
Distribution: Mostly distributed north of Florida from about the Georgia mountains
northward, ...
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Trees of Western North America
Female flowers occur 2 per bract, these and accessory bracts conspicuous and
papery, united and bladderlike when mature, gathered into a soft, conelike catkin
resembling the fruiting structure of hops. Fruit Small, longitudinally striped nutlet,
...
Richard Spellenberg, Christopher J. Earle, Gil Nelson, 2014
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Medical Parasitology: A Self-Instructional Text
The larval stage of some tapeworms (e.g., Hymenolepis nana); a small,
bladderlike structure containing little or no fluid in which the scolex is enclosed.
cysticercus. A thin-walled, fluid-filled, bladderlike cyst that encloses a scolex. Also
termed a ...
Ruth Leventhal, Russell F Cheadle, 2011
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The Trees of Florida: A Reference and Field Guide
The common name derives from the relatively large, bladderlike fruit pods that
mature in the fall following a burst of spring flowers. Bladdernut Staphylea trifolia
Linnaeus Color Photos 579, 580 Origin: Native, state endangered Form: Typically
...
2 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «BLADDERLIKE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
bladderlike im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Essay: From Portingale to 'Portugee' — By George Monteiro
The “Portuguese-man-of-war”—”any of several large marine organ¬isms, having long, stinging-tentacles hanging down from a bladderlike ... «Portuguese American Journal, Apr 14»
Garrison Keillor and the semi-fine art of vulgar verse
Ogden Nash comes to mind with “LUXURY's” bladderlike urgency. You remember Ogden Nash (1902-1971). His poems ran in The Buffalo ... «Buffalo News, Nov 13»
