10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AERUGINOUS»
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A manual of the British Algae: containing generic and ...
O. muscoram, Ag.; stratum dark aeruginous-green, shortly radiating, creeping
over mosses ; filaments thickish, pale blue-green, striae distant. Ag. Syst. p. 375;
Harv. l. c. p. 375. On Hypnum muifolium, in rapid streams, Capt. Carmichael.
William Henry Harvey, 1841
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A manual of the British algæ
O. muscorum, Ag.; stratum dark aeruginous-green, shortly radiating, creeping
over mosses ; filaments thickish, pale blue-green, striae distant. Ag. Syst. p. 375 ;
Harv. l. c. p. 375. On Hypnum ruicifolium, in rapid streams, Capt. Carmichael.
William Henry Harvey, 1841
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A monography of the genera Chlorosplenium, Chlorociboria, ...
Disc: < 4 mm in diam, cupula te in young specimens, becoming plane in more
mature specimens, pale-blue-green (Malachite Green to Deep Glaucous Green)
when fresh (according to Gamundi, 1962) , becoming aeruginous-black (Dusky ...
4
Hippocrates, Upon Air, Water and Situation ; and Upon ...
A very red and aeruginous skin upon the urine in this case is also bad. So is the
urine that comes away white and transparent; but this happens chiefly in phrehitz'
ch cases. Nor is the urine thatcomes away presently after drinking to be ...
Hippocrate, Clifton, 1752
5
Flora Indica, Or Descriptions of Indian Plants
C. ceruginosa. R. Bulbs ovate, and with the numerous palmate tubers, inwardly
aeruginous. Leaves petioled, broad-lanceolar, smooth, above the middle a faint
ferruginous, evanescent cloud on the upper surface only ; every other part green.
William Roxburgh, William Carey, James Roxburgh, 1832
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The Medico-chirurgical Review
He speaks, indeed, of aeruginous bile, but like many others of more modern date,
he described what existed in his imagination, rather than what passed before his
own eyes. Next comes l)r. Paisley, in 1774, who dwells on the putridity and ...
Mars: Yellow, vitelline, aeruginous, [or] porraceous bile.9 The Sun: Vital spirit,
bilious blood. Venus: Phlegmatic blood, semen. Mercury: Animal spirit. The Moon
: Phlegm, serum. Parts of the Body Saturn: The bones, teeth, cartilage, right ear, ...
Jean Baptiste Morin, 1994
8
Gleanings of British Algaæ: Being an Appendix to the ...
Frond soft, within irregular, dark aeruginous green, of many more or less rounded
, puckered, or inflated lobes; filaments so attached as to appear branched. Syn.
Ulva bullata. Decand. Fl. Fr.v.&.pA. Poir. Encyc. 8. p. 175. Alcyonidium bullatum.
Miles Joseph Berkeley, 1833
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Asiatick Researches; Or, Transactions
It is distinguished from all other Curcumas, by the internal aeruginous colour of
the bulbs, and palmate tubers ; while its numerous, pendulous, oval tubers are
inwardly of a pale pearl colour. The comose lateral spike, is in this, as in the other
...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), 1812
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The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
He speaks, indeed, of aeruginous bile, but like many others of more modern date,
he described what existed in his imagination, rather than what passed before his
own eyes. Next comes l)r. Paisley, in 1 774, who dwells on the putridity and ...
