10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANANTHOUS»
Discover the use of
ananthous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ananthous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Elements of Botany ...: Being a Translation of the ...
... the papilionaceous or leguminous plants of Tournefort; the 19th, the compound
flowers which make three of Tournefort' s classes, viz. the flosculous,
semiflosculous, and radiated ; the 24th, the ananthous and as- permous of
Tournefort ; the ...
Hugh Rose, Carl von Linné, 1775
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English Language Word Builder
... CORNSTALK CRABGRASS CYANURATE AEROPAUSE AEROSPIKE
ALBESPINE ANANTHOUS ANTIARMOR ANTICRIME ANTIGLARE ANTLMUSIC
ANTIPODAL ANTISHAKE ANTISTICK ANTITRAGI ANTIUNION ANTIWORLD ...
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The British Florist: Or, Lady's Journal of Horticulture
In the case of its joining a vowel it is softened into an ; thus, ananthous, without
flowers. Abbreviate. Used to indicate that an organ or part of one is shorter than
another. Aberrant. Wandering from the natural way, applied in Natural History ...
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Parnassus: Twenty Years of Poetry in Review
That she is to be understood as language itself is further suggested by her
appetite for unusual words — euonymus , deodar, callistemon, anatids, orpiment
, viridity, gephyrism , monoecious , litbospermum , aoede , ananthous , tormentil,
alate ...
Herbert A. Leibowitz, 1994
a. bot, Ananthous ( an-an'thus ) [ Gr. an, not, & anthof, a flower. ] a. bot. gwRfftf, 31
-3^. Anapest, Anapaest (an'-a-pest) [ Gr. miajmlatos, reversed. ] n. pros. irf^f <fa ^
( syllables ) 3"J 3nf&T FRR ^ ancn *M m, WW m. Ana- pes'tic a. Aiiapes'tically ...
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade, 1996
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D)
[Peruvian.] Anandrous, anan′drus, adj. without stamens, or male organs,
applied to femaleflowers.[Gr. an, neg.,andanēr, andros, a man.] Anantherous,
anan′thėrus, adj. without anthers. [Gr.an, neg.,and Anther.] Ananthous, anan′
thus, adj.
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A Portuguese-English Dictionary
anda-aju. ananico -ca (adj.) - NANICO. ananico -ca (adj.) dwarfish. ananismo (m.
) nanism, dwarfishness, esp. of plants. ananto ta (adj., Bol.) ananthous, flowerless
. anSo [anaos, anSes] (adj.; m.) dwarf, [fern, ani(s).] anapiratico -ca (adj., Med.) ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970
analects, n.p/. to collect. l-itf- analeptic, n. i main - to gather, analge'sic, a. (3R?«
ftfa3>) - substance that relieves pain. £: anamorphosis, n. (3HmT<ibTfaH) - a
deformation, - without a - to fill a ananthous, a. flower, appi, (j<mf<><i.
anaplerosis, ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
[Gr tinantlrtis lacking men. from an- (privative), and aner. aiulran a man) Ananias
an-j-ni 'M.n a liar. [From the story in Acts 5. 1-5] ananke a-nangk'e. n necessity. [
Gr ananke] ananthous an-an'ilus. (hut) atlj without flowers. [Gr atitinthe*. from tin-
...
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Academic Press Dictionary of Science and Technology
Also, Jupiter XII. ananthous Botany, of a plant, lacking flowers. anapaite
Mineralogy. Ca,Fe+2(P04)y4H-,0, a transparent, greenish white triclinic mineral
occurring in crystalline, often aggregate forms, having a specific gravity of 2.8 and
a ...
Christopher G. Morris, 1992
