10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACARODOMATIUM»
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acarodomatium in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Primer of Botanical Latin with Vocabulary
spiny, prickly acanthophyllus (adj. A) acanthophyll(adj. A) acanthophyll
acanthophysis acanthophysis (noun f. 3)acanthophysis (noun f. 3)
acarodomatium (noun n.2)acarodomatium(noun n. 2) acarodomatium
acaulescens (part. B),acaulis (adj.
Emma Short, Alex George, 2013
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
abundant See frequency (table). ♢ acarodomatium See domatium:
acarodomatium. ♢ acarophile, acarophilous, acarophily See 1-phile: acarophile. ♢
Acasta gneiss See rock: Acasta gneiss. ♢ acceleration See 2heterochrony:
acceleration.
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A Dictionary of Entomology
ACARODOMATIUM Noun. (Greek, akares I minute + domation I small house. PL,
Acarodomatia.) A term proposed by Lundstrom (1887, Nova Acta Reg. Soc. Sci.
Uppsal. 2:1I88) for modifications of plant structure that accommodate habitation ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
... acarid can or acarid'ian. — npl Acari na Acarida. — adj ac'arine. — n
acarodomatium or acaridomatium (-dti- -ma 'shyam) a habitat for mites provided
by certain ' plants that benefit from their presence: — pi acarodo- ma'tia or
acaridoma'tia.
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Botanični terminološki slovar
... -a m organ. domacij, v katerem živijo pršice, npr. na listih kavovca (Coffea), na
priosni strani listnega dna pri jesenih (Fraxinus) PRIM.: mírmekodomácij ang.:
acarodomatium n nem.: acarodomatium n akcesórni pigmènt -ega -ênta m fiziol ...
Franc Batič, Borislava Košmrlj-Levačič, 2011
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Ants and plants: an example of coevolution
Compare adaxial-dor- sal. Acarodomatium (plur. acarodomatia). A hollow
protective structure formed by some mite-harbouring plants. This may be
symbiosis. Accrescent: enlarged and persistent. Especially of a calyx which
enlarges as the ...
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Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society
not been proved and strictly, therefore, acarodomatium is a questionable name.
In the year before De Wildeman announced his discovery Penzig and Chiabrera
had reviewed in detail the subject of acarodomatia (Malpighia, 17, 1903) and ...
Linnean Society of London, 1961
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
«цечип,. ¡^минЛ;. acarid. tr^fttr. *î> и- pl- Acarida TçdfriT (tA* •fi); a«y. acaridan tytr
\vit; я. acaridian t^farrf ^'ç; n- /»/- Acariña trrfm, ^Йщтт (Tfiï тч); aoj. аса- riñe ^íftfl tí
»Mt; л. acarodomatium ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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Plant galls and gall inducers
Jean Meyer. PARASITE INDEX GLOSSARY acarocecidium, gall induced by a
mite (Acari). acarodomatium, normal. Acanthochermes 122 - quercus Koll. 122
Acari 60, 257 Aceria sheldoni (Ewing) 72 Actinomycetales 18, 19 Adelges 87 ...
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Langenscheidt Dictionary of Biology English: English-German, ...
... einiger Bienen) acariphage Akariphage m, Milbenfresser m acarocecidium
Akarozezidium n, Milbengalle / acarodomatium Akarodomatium n (von Milben
bewohnter Raum an Pflanzen) acarological akarolog(isch), milbenkundlich
acarology ...
