10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BIJUGOUS»
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Class-book of Botany: Being Outlines of the Structure, ...
Introrse (anthem), turned inward, 497. Involucre, 337. Involute, rolled inward, 213.
Fig. 81. Irregular flowers, 441. Jointed, having joints, separable pieces. Jugum, a
pair; as, bijugous, with two pairs of leaflets; trijugous, three pairs. Seel, Keeled.
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
... outside of the calyx, where there are a few long spreading hairs. Flowering
branches cernuous. Leaves very numerous, small, pinnate, bijugous, those
towards the flowers ternate, or at the base of the peduncle simple; leaflets ovato-
acute ...
Bifid. Divided into two, two-cleft. Bifoliate. Two- lea fed. Bifoholate. With two
leaflets. Bifurcate. Two-forked. Bijugous. A pinnate leaf, with two pairs of leaves
on each part. Bilabiate. A corolla, with two lips or segments. BUamellate. Having
two ...
Robert Eglesfeld Griffith, 1847
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First Steps to Botany, Intended as Popular Illustrations of ...
Bijugous, 145. Bilberry, 278. Blimbi tree, 198. Bilocular, 222. Binate, 142.
Bipinnate, 148. Birch, 526. Biternate, 145. Bivalve, 224. Bixa, 505. Black-berry,
225. 298. Blea-berry, 278. Blechnum, 553. Bloody-twig, 147. Boletus, 563.
Bombax, 104.
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The Medical Vocabulary: Containing a Concise Explanation of ...
BIJUGATE, BIJUGOUS (L. bis, double; jugum, yoke). In Bot., Having two pairs of
leaflets. BILAM'ELLATE (L. bis, double; lamella, thin plate)~ In Bot., Having the
form of a flat sphere, longitudinally bifid. BILATERAL (L. bis, double; latus, side).
Robert FOWLER (M.D., of Edinburgh.), 1860
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A Class-book of Botany ... In two parts. Part I. The ...
Jugum, a pair; as, bijugous, with two pairs of leaflets; trijugous, three pairs. Keel,
Keeled. See Carinate. Kidney-shaped. See Reniform, 271. Kingdoms of N ature,
31—33. Labéllurn, the odd petal of on orchid, 484. Labinto, lip-shaped, 483.
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The American Botanist and Florist: Including Lessons in the ...
Jugum, a pair; as bijugous, with two pairs of leaflets ; trijugous, three pairs. Keel,
Keeled. (See Carinate.) Kidney-shaped. (See Keniform, 295.) Kingdoms of
Kature, 12-14. Ldbellum. the odd petal of an Orchid, 101. Labiate, lip-shaped,
103.
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... big'-yd-der'd, a. tethfawr; mawr ei thethau ; penfawr Bijou, bi'-zhw, s. gem;
araddurn; cist. an, blychan ; tlws, tegan, addurn Bijoury, bi-zhw'-ri, s. gemyddiaeth
, oein- ionyddiaeth; blychanwaith Bijugous, bi-jiw'-gys, 1 a. dwyieuog; yn Bijugate
, ...
... BIGWIGS BIHOURLY BIJECTION BIJECTIONS BIJECTIVE BIJOU BIJOUS
BIJOUTERIE BIJOUTERIES BIJOUX BIJUGATE BIJUGOUS BIKE BINGOES
BINGOS BINIT BINITS BINNACLE BINNACLES BINNED BINNING BINOCLE
BINOCLES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Encyclopædia: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and ...
Bijugous (doublc-paired), quadrijugous (four-paired ), &e. when only four, eight,
&e. &e. leaflets are thus connected, f. Io4---1 10. Pinnated with an odd one, when
terminated by a single or odd leaflet. abruptly, when terminated neither by a ...
