10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CICATRICOSE»
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cicatricose in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cicatricose and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
cicatricose. (si-KAT-tri-kos) adjective cinerea (si-NIR-ee-ah) noun the gray matter
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Robert Hartwell Fiske, 2011
Tardieu and Blot characterized spores of the genus as tetrahedral, trilete, with
convex walls and cicatricose sculpture. Erdtman (1957) presented a schematic
section of sexine of the species M. cajjrorum. Mohria cajjrorum (L.) Desv. (PI. 48,
Fig.
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The record of zoological literature
Allied to Cantharoenemis; body more depressed; mandibles much stouter, armed
with a subbasal tooth; antennae short; elytra cicatricose, lateral angles very
prominent. Sp. C. felderi, sp. n., VVestw. l. c. p. 134, White Nile. Cantharoctenus ...
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Amazon: Pollen Manual and Atlas: Pollen Manual and Atlas
Cicatricose (adj.) Term used to describe the presence of scars in spores.
Cicatricose (adj.) Diz-se dos esporos que possuem a presença de marcas que
lembram cicatrizes. Clava (pl. clavae; adj. clavate) Column-shaped sculptural
elements, ...
Paul A Collinvaux, Paulo E. De Oliveira, Enrique Moreno, 2003
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American journal of botany
Figs. 19-27. LM and SEM of Anemia raddiana-lype spores. 19-22. A. villosa. 19,
20. Proximal and lateral views of two cicatricose specimens showing mural
anastomoses on auriculae, x 500. Bar = 10 nm. 21. Near-smooth specimen. x500
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Transactions of the South African Philosophical Society
thorax nearly straight laterally in the posterior part, cicatricose punctate but with
the punctures hidden by the black tomentum ; scutellum impunctate ; elytra non-
costulate and with the apical part of the suture non-acuminate, striate, the stria ...
A Sculpture cicatricose. alternate ribs of adjacent sides coalescing in radial
regions e.g. Cicatricosisporites hughes) Dettmann. 1963. B. Sculpture
canaliculate, alternate ribs of adjacent sides coalescing in radial regions e.g.
Cicatricosisporites ...
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Catalog of Fossil Spores and Pollen (Volume 42)
Ornamentation distinctly cicatricose; muri parallel to the equator on both the
proximal and distal side. The muri merge at the apical areas forming rodshaped
appendages. The appendici range from 215-38 [.1 in width and 2.-l~9.6 p in
length; ...
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
Cprnoná'rbli/r , a. scurfy, cicatricose. Crpynb, т. scurf, crust, cscbar, cicatrice.
Crpynb1,m.pl.sl.scars, cicatrices; wound. Струпья, m.pl. scurfs, crusts , eschars.
Струп'Ёть, оструп'ЁтЬ ‚ sz, n.11. to be covered with a crust , to skin over.
Струсйть ...
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Comprehensive Fictinary of the World
CICATRICOSE, or CICATROSE, .n'ck'-a-tre-koze, sick'a-troze, n. (LaI./ Covered
with scars. ClCATBl8ANT.—-S88 Cicatrizant. Crcsnusrvs, sick'-(1-tn':-iv, a.
Tending to promote thc formation of a cicutrix. 'CICATBIX, or CICATBICE, rials'-a-
triar, ...
