10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CESPITOSE»
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The Jepson Manual: Vascular Plants of California
Nakai AGOURA HILLS DUDLEYA Cespitose, rosettes 1161, (2)5110 cm wide.
ST: gen 112 cm wide. LF: 3110 cm, 111.5 ст wide, oblong to lanceolate, gen 1
glaucous, gray-purple, base not or 1 wounding purple-red, occ twisted when dry,
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Bruce G. Baldwin, Douglas H. Goldman, 2012
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Issues in Life Sciences—Botany and Plant Biology Research: ...
plants forming elevated dense tussocks are often named C nigra subs p. juncella,
as opposed to rhizomatous C. nigra subsp. nigra. It is uncertain, however,
whether the cespitose growth form is a hereditary trait useful for definition of the ...
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Field Guide to Wisconsin Sedges: An Introduction to the ...
Carex tenuiXora Wahlenberg. This rare species of calcareous swamps is the only
Vignea species in the Wisconsin Xora to have gynecandrous spikes and
essentially beakless perigynia. Plants loosely cespitose; rhizomes elongate,
slender; ...
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Flora of North America: Magnoliophyta: Commelinidae (in ...
Plants loosely cespitose; culms usually glabrous and smooth throughout, rarely
sparsely puberulent near the inflorescence; sheaths brownish, slowly shredding
into fibers; abaxial sclerenchyma strands less than 2 times as wide as high; ...
Flora of North America Editorial Committee, 2007
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Flora of North America: Volume 23: Magnoliophyta: ...
Flora of North America Editorial Committee. 24. Perigynia widest near middle;
culms usually not more than 1 mm wide distally. 25. Plants densely cespitose,
short-rhizomatous; pistillate scales acute to acuminate .
Flora of North America Editorial Committee, 2002
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The Jepson Desert Manual: Vascular Plants of Southeastern ...
P. bigelovii Vasey & Scribner Ann, cespitose, gen 1.5-4 dm. LF; sheath open 1/2-
3/4 length; ligule 1.5-6 mm. truncate to obtuse, minutely scabrous; blade 1 .5-5
mm wide, soft, gen flat, abruptly prow-tipped, INFL 5-15 cm. ± linear; branches ap
- ...
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An introduction to the study of botany: including a treatise ...
Cespitose ; culm I — 2 ft. high, sheathed at the base, leafless ; seed crowned with
a conical tubercle. S. capitatus : stem terete, or somewhat compressed ; spike
ovate, obtuse; seed oval, compressed, smooth. HAB. Wet places. July — Aug. 'Zj..
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Geological text-book, for aiding the study of North American ...
C. vesiculosum (porous horn) turbinate ; base cell sub- funnel-form ; lamellae
formed into cells. The cells are oval, spherical, concavo-convex, and irregular. C
quadrigermnum (pin horn) cespitose with numerous minute sub-cylindrical
columns ...
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A Flora of the Trinity Alps of Northern California
Cespitose perennial from short, somewhat stout rootstocks; culms ca. 5 dm tall;
lvs. 10-20 cm long, 3-7 mm wide; infl. ± crowded above, the spikelets widely
separate below, spike- lets 5-6, narrowly obovoid, 1-2 cm long, the terminal one
male, ...
William J. Ferlatte, 1974
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Flora of North America: Volume 7: Magnoliophyta: Dilleniidae
2. Plants glandular or eglandular; leaf blades obovate, spatulate, broadly
oblanceolate, lanceolate, or oblong, (6–)10–28 mm wide; sepals 5–9 mm; petals
(14–)16–23 × 7–12 3. Plants glandular or eglandular, not cespitose; leaf blade
margins ...
Flora of North America Editorial Committee,, 2010
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Good together: A light grass with dark perennial seed heads
Deschampsia is interesting because it is cespitose – botany-speak for having a dense, non-spreading clump composed of a large number of ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 11»
