10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACROGEN»
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9 Inflorescenz acrogen, selten cladogen. Perianthium (wo solches vorhanden)
von der Seite her zusammengedrückt oder cylindrisch und mehrfaltig, selten
dreikantig mit zwei seitlichen und einer dorsalen Kante. Einige Formen mit
Fruchtsack ...
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Webster's II New College Dictionary
acrogen. •. action. m>s adi Coming 10 3 point and having the vein', terminate at
the up. — Used o! leaves. ac.ro-gen ak'ra-on /i A tiowerltss plant, js a fern or moss
, having a stem from whose up all growth proceeds. — mc'ro-gcn'tc -ien'- 1k,.
Houghton Mifflin Company, Webster, 1999
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The Magazine of Natural History
... developement of divergence, the case of Fucus pal mat us (Rhodomenia
palmiita) is quoted; this acrogen being made up entirely of vesicular (cellular)
tissue, and exhibiting no divergence when divided. But this is very far, I conceive,
from ...
John Claudius Loudon, Edward Charlesworth, John Denson, 1837
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Geology for general readers: a series of popular sketches in ...
... and Australia, surely entitles the belief in a progressional development of life
from lower to higher forms — from thallogen to acrogen, from acrogen to
endogen/and from endogen to exogen;* from invertebrate to vertebrate, from cold
-blooded ...
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Magazine of Natural History
... palmata) is quoted; this acrogen being made up entirely of vesicular (cellular)
tissue, and exhibiting no divergence when divided. But this is very far, I conceive,
from strengthening the position assumed by the editor of the Edinburgh Journal ...
6
The Magazine of natural history and journal of zoology, ...
... necessary to the developement of divergence, the case of Fucus palmatus (
Rhodomenia palmata) is quoted; this acrogen being made up entirely of
vesicular (cellular) tissue, and exhibiting no divergence when divided. But this is
very far, ...
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Magazine of Natural History and Journal of Zoology, Botany, ...
... palmatus (Rhodomenia palmata) is quoted; this acrogen being made up
entirely of vesicular (cellular) tissue, and exhibiting no divergence when divided.
But this is very far, I conceive, from strengthening the position assumed by the
editor of ...
8
The magazine of natural history and Journal of ...
... is necessary to the developement of divergence, the case of Fucus palmatus (
Rhodomenia palmata) is quoted; this acrogen being made up entirely of
vesicular (cellular) tissue, and exhibiting no divergence when divided. But this is
very far, ...
Edward Charlesworth, 1837
9
Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of ...
And further, that as the Acrogen Coal Company was a West Virginia corporation,
the Kentucky courts had no authority to hear or determine its liability for a tort
committed prior to its dissolution, as the jurisdiction to hear and determine such ...
Kentucky. Court of Appeals, James Hughes, Achilles Sneed, 1912
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The Southwestern Reporter
augh consideration In the two cases of Castle's Adm'r v. Acrogen Coal Co.. 145
Ky. 591, 140 S. W. 1034, and Hlllraan I^nd & Iron Co. t. Commonwealth, 174 Ky.
755, 192 S. W. 880. In the Castle Case, this court, addressing itself to this and ...
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