10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARAUCARIAN»
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araucarian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
araucarian and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Daedalus: Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Gothan has stated that the absence of bars of Sanio is to be explained by the
close approximation of the radial pits in the tracheids of the Araucarian tribe. It
has been shown however that in the seedling, cone-axis and leaf trace of the
living ...
2
The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
It appears clear that in Araucariopitys we have to do with a genus transitional in
its characters to a marked degree and nearer to the Abietineae than any other
known araucarian genus living or extinct. The existence in the Mesozoic of types
...
Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1907
It appears clear that in Araucariopitys we have to do with a genus transitional in
its characters to a marked degree and nearer to the Abietineae than any other
known araucarian genus living or extinct. The existence in the Mesozoic of types
...
John Merle Coulter, University of Chicago, JSTOR (Organization), 1907
4
Bulletin of the Geological Society of America
anatomical evidence does not prove their
Araucarian affinities. Work carried out
under the author's supervision makes it clear that true remains of the genus Scyu
<Aa do not make their appearance till the upper members of the Laramie series ...
anatomical evidence does not prove their Araucarian affinities. Work carried out
under the author's supervision makes it clear that true remains of the genus
Sequoia do not make their appearance till the upper members of the Laramie
series ...
6
The Araucarieæ, recent and extinct
The genus Pagiophyllum illustrates the wide distribution of a Jurassic type, which
though not proved to be Araucarian is, in all probability, correctly referred to that
division of the Gymnosperms ; it is recorded from Britain, France, Germany, ...
Albert Charles Seward, Sibille Ormston Ford, 1906
7
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London: ...
The genus Pagt'ophyllum illustrates the wide distribution of a Jurassic type, which
though not proved to be Araucarian is, in all probability, correctly referred to that
division of the Gymnosperms; it is recorded from Britain, France, Germany, ...
8
Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History
disappears in the wood of the main axis at a comparatively short distance from
the pith. In living Araucarian Conifers, as well as in allied fossil forms, a
remarkable feature of structure is the persistence of the leaf-trace in the wood
throughout ...
9
Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History
In living Araucarian Conifers, as well as in allied fossil forms, a remarkable
feature of structure is the persistence of the leaf-trace in the wood throughout the
life of the axis. This feature has been referred to by Sir William Thiselton-Dyer ...
Boston Society of Natural History, 1912
Fossil evidence is not of course always perfectly clear, for in many cases the
Abietineous features of an Araucarian Conifer may, with equal reason, be
interpreted either as persisting from a typical Abietineous form which is on the
reduction ...
Isaac Bayley Balfour, Roland Thaxter, Vernon Herbert Blackman, 1913
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ARAUCARIAN»
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araucarian is used in the context of the following news items.
Crossword roundup: an astonishing Lord Archer-themed tribute to …
Returning to the tribute, Io told solvers' blog Fifteen Squared that one of his clues might have an Araucarian quality of refusing to be pinned ... «The Guardian, Dec 14»
Araucaria's final crossword: the handwritten solution
“I decided to keep the non-themed clue, he says, “as I felt it was the most Araucarian of the lot.” But which is it? Finally, a mention for 1 Across, ... «The Guardian, Nov 14»
Reviewed by Theo Chapman
... academic work, although there is enough "deep-geekery" about how cryptic clues are constructed using Ximenean and Araucarian structures ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 14»
One hundred years of crosswords
There were several in the Guardian prize crossword a week ago, concocted by Paul, a devout Araucarian. For instance, the unXimenean ... «The Star Online, Dec 13»
The Pine that never was
So make sure you're planting it where it will have room to grow out happy and healthy, adding to Bangalore's beautiful Araucarian skyline. «Bangalore Mirror, Dec 13»
100 years of crosswords: the first appeared in New York on 21.12 …
There were several in the Guardian prize crossword a week ago, concocted by Paul, a devout Araucarian. For instance, the unXimenean ... «The Guardian, Dec 13»
Visualizing the past: Nondestructive imaging of ancient fossils
This shows fossil and recent araucarian cones sectioned in 2D by microCT (A, D, G), and showing one segmented spiral or row of seeds or ... «Phys.Org, Nov 13»
Got a clue about crosswords?
... clue named after him – the Araucarian, as opposed to Ximenean, clue prides itself upon being lax with the rules, but always fair to the solver. «Oxford Student, Nov 10»
Rare, ancient tree soon for sale at nurseries
The most common type had an un-araucarian branch and root structure.) Wollemia is a member of the araucaria family in good standing, ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Apr 07»
