10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BACCIFORM»
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Dendrologia britannica: or, Trees and shrubs that will live ...
SARCOBASIS — cells generally 5, separated, bacciform, produced from distinct
ovaries, and borne by a very large, fleshy disk. (D.) Gynobase, very large, very
fleshy, bearing 5 or more cells, separate at all periods of existence. (D. C.) 44.
Peter William Watson, Hull (England). Hull Botanic Garden,
1825
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Dendrologia Britannica, Or Trees and Shrubs that Will Live ...
SARCOBASIS — cells generally 5, separated, bacciform, produced from distinct
ovaries, and borne by a very large, fleshy disk. (D.) Gynobase, very large, very
fleshy, bearing 5 or more cells, separateatall periods of existence. (D. C.) 44.
Peter William Watson,
1825
Veins (of sterile fronds) reticulate, fertile frond contracted, segments bacciform,
constituting a universal indusium; fertile venules direct, free ; sporangia medial,
their pedicels concrete; sori round, 4 — 6 confluent; special indusium lateral,
cucul- ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker,
1842
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Index Filicum: A Synopsis, with Characters, of the Genera, ...
Sari indusiate, few, large, globose, approximate and at length confluent beneath
the conniving margin of the roundish sessile bacciform pinnules ; the receptacles
medial, elevated. Indusium (special) a cucullate reticulated membrane placed ...
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Index filicum: a synopsis, with characters, of the genera, ...
Sori indueiate, few, large, globose, approximate and at length confluent beneath
the conniving margin of the roundish sessile bacciform pinnules ; the receptacles
medial, elevated. Indusium (special) a cucullate reticulated membrane placed ...
The letter closed with the words: “The parental connection of the petitioners to
foundling 2307, based on the bacciform finger patterns, is unlikely, but no more
so than the connection to the legitimate child of the petitioners.” The legitimate
child ...
Hans-Ulrich Treichel,
2010
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A Dictionary of Entomology
Alt. Bacciform; Baccatus. BACCHUS, ARTHUR DOUGLAS (—1912) (Anon. 1924,
Entomol. Mon. Mag. 60: 157I 15 8.) 138 BACCIFEROUS Adj. (Latin baccifer I
bearing berries < bacca I berry + -ous I filll of.) Botany: Descriptive of a plant that ...
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The Journal of Botany: Containing Figures and Descriptions ...
Veins (of sterile fronds) reticulate, fertile frond contracted, segments bacciform,
constituting a universal indusium; fertile venules direct, free; sporangia medial,
their pedicels concrete; sort round, 4 — 6 confluent; special indusium lateral,
cucul- ...
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Hegel's Philosophy of Nature
The propagation of allthespecies classified byRoth under thegenusCeramium,
takes placeinapproximately the same simple way. At various times, but mainlyin
the spring,they form bacciform bodieson the surface of their stem or branches.
G.W.F. Hegel, M.J. Petry,
2014
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The Families of the Monocotyledons: Structure, Evolution, ...
2) - separated by their bacciform and baccate fruits, respectively - the
inflorescences are enclosed in spathes and the flowers are zygomorphic with
three anticous, fertile stamens and three (or two) posticous staminodes. The
major genera with ...
Harold Trevor Clifford, Peter Yeo,
1985