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Definition von multifíd im Wörterbuch Rumänisch
MULTIFÍD, -Ă adj. (biol.) in mehrere Komponenten unterteilt. (multifide, \u0026 ndash; multifide, \u0026 rdquo; MULTIFÍD, -Ă adj. (biol.) divizat în mai multe componente. (< fr. multifide, lat. multifidus)
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «MULTIFÍD» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
multifíd in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
multifíd im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Stedman's Medical Speller
mucosanguineous. -. multifíd. fig. Munson muscle E. mucosanguineous, mucosanguinolent Mueller-Hinton mucosectomy M.-H. agar mucoserous m. cell Muellerius capillaris M.-H. medium mucostatic muffle furnace mucous MUGA m. cast ...
Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 2001
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Ferns: British and Exotic: containing Osmunda, ...
Fronds bipinnate, narrow, equal in width, except near the apex and base; pinnae entire, laciniated, or multifíd, the fertile pinnae usually contracted or sub-contracted. Pinnœ opposite or sub-opposite, distant below, approximate above.
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The Genera of South African Plants: Arranged According to ...
Small aquatic or marsh herbs, often floating by means of small bladders, in which case the submerged leaves are multifíd ; most of the Cape specics are terrestrial, growing in damp epots, and these have narrow, linear, tufted radical leaves, ...
William Henry Harvey, Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, 1868
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Phycologia Australica: Or, A History of Australian Sea ...
The general form of the frond resembles that of an oak-leaf, between lyrate and pinnatifid ; the margin is fringed with teeth-like, multifíd fimbrils, which disappear in old specimens. In the winter season the stems become partially or wholly ...
William Henry Harvey, 1858
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Flora Hibernica: Comprising the Flowering Plants, Ferns, ... - Pagina 41
petals lanciniato-multifíd, bearded ; leaves sublinear, glaucous, with a rough margin. — Dianthus hortensia, Schrod. — Spreng. Syst. v. ¡i. p. 379. I insert this on the authority of Mr. J. Drummond, who found it in an old quarry near Black Rock, ...
James Townsend MacKay, 1836
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Hortus Britannicus. A Catalogue of All the Plants ... - Pagina 273
Stems s14ß"ruticose , leaves pinnate ,° lobes multifíd. 17101 abrotanit`«`»l»ium Jac. Southemw.-lvd n. L_] or 3 my.jl R C. G. H. 1791. C r.m Jac. sc..2. 136 17102 incisum W. cutIeaved B. L_] or 3 111у.а11 W.n C. G. H. 1791. C r.m Bot. rep.6'7 ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1830
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Nicolai Leonici Thomæi Conuersio in latinum, atque ...
... rum animali,romplexa ието,1д ell/ifuperior (7 uniuerfr'l lior diferentia roníungamr inferiori (7 ßrb le exißentiß mul rum peruliari genere,uerbigraria animal [Шри mul tißdummniuerjâlius enim (7 römunius eñfjjipes quam multifíd ů.illud autemeid ...
Nicolò Leonico Tomeo, Aristoteles, 1540
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Phycologia Australica; or, A history of Australian seaweeds
Lacinia multifíd, the lower ones exactly linear, the uppermost somewhat cuneiform, all with strongly reflexed or revolute edges, so as to form a channelled frond. Both surfaces are of the same colour and glabrous. The apices are slightly ...
William Henry Harvey, 1863
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Caroli Linnaei... Systema naturae - Pagina 1097
N. corollarum labio superiore íntegerrìmo breuíflîmo., multifíd. 12. N. fior. spicatis, foL pinnarífidís integerrimîs. pcéîírxata. c. N. flot. spiearis secundìs, foliis cordatis nudis, caule frutescente, corollis mìnilnis. Galcopsit. Bram:. iam. 259. n. 2.
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Flora Anglica: Exhibens Plantas Per Regnum Britanniae ...
AngltSf multifíd Jungermannia. Habitat in fylvis et umbrafis bumidis ; circa Hampftead et Charleton prope Londinum copiofe. %. IV. furcata. ?9- JUNGERMANNIA acaulis, fronde lineari ramo- la : extremjtatibus furcatis obtufiufculis. Sp. pi, 1602.
