10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARPOLOGIST»
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Human Wholeness- The Articles of Self Discovery
... the seed that was planted and is a carpologist (one who studies seeds).The
carpologist represents a mature discerning individual who understands that
people need time to blossom and grow—one who understands spiritual
development.
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Englisch-Deutsches und Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch: mit ...
carpologist. rud)t'befd)rcibung, /'.. v. gruetjtfunbf. §rud)t'bilt>ung, f., fructification (v.
Sefrudjtung, Sfflaubung). grud)t'blumenpflanj«n, pi.. (Boi.) guttiferons plants,
gnttiferae, plants yielding gum or resinous substances. ATudlt'luifni , in., fruitery; ...
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
Gaertner represents the cotyledons of the embryo as being pierced with holes,
whence his specific name of fenestratum; but in this respect he was undoubtedly
mistaken: that excellent carpologist (perhaps from imperfect specimens) quite ...
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Transactions of the Linnean Society. - London, Davis 1791-
... for though nothing contrary to truth is there stated, yet the most important point
which bears on the present discussion, the existence of a raphe, is altogether
omitted; and I feel convinced, that if that eminent carpologist had been aware of
its ...
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The Quarterly Journal of Science and the Arts
Mr. ROBERT Bnowu, however, has been more fortunate, and given some
information respecting it to that ex/cellent carpologist Rminnn. whose work upon
the subject will soon appear. Pussoou makes a distinct genus of it ; in my opinion,
very ...
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The British Flora; in Two Volumes. Vol. 1, Comprising the ...
I find both in the germen and in the capsule only 2 or 3 cells, as figured by
Gaertner, and the same structure in the rest of the fruit is so well described by that
admirable carpologist._lt was upon this species that Linnmus founded the Genus
...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1835
7
The Monthly Magazine: Or, British Register ...
... inrampletus, which, according to that carpologist, denotes an arillus not entirely
surrounding the seed; and such it is represented in the plate by Mr. Hooker.
Chlamysporumjuncifa/ium. A new hexandrousgenusofthe natural order of
Asparagi, ...
8
The Paradisus Londinensis: Containing Plants
... though written expressly to amend or confirm his generic characters, by the
observations of GERTNER- It is to this great carpologist, that we are indebted for
the best criterion of knowing Prenantlies from Cliontlrilla, namely that the pappus
is ...
Richard Anthony Salisbury, ESQ. & William Hooker, ESQ., 1807
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Mammoths and the Environment
The expedition enlisted the aid of N. V. Lovelius (dendrochronologist, head of the
team), Zh. M. Belorusova (geomorphologist), M. V. Sokolova (florist), V. P. Bibikov
(geobotanist), V. I. Kozhanchikov (carpologist), and V. N. Adamenko ...
Valentina V. Ukraintseva, 2013
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Magazine of Natural History
Cotta, Meyer, and Geertner have done much in the physiology of plants, with
respect to the history of vegetation, the functions of the organs, fructification, and
anomalous productions; in which Gaertner, the son of the great carpologist, ...
