10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COADUNATE»
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coadunate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Nonborn King: Volume III in the Saga of Pliocene Exile
CLOUD: The operants wholived towardtheend ofthe twentieth centurywere fast
approaching the adeptstatus of coadunate minds. Theywere very circumspect
about revealing their abilities tonormal people. Certain ones—especially those
with ...
2
The Cyclopædia, Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
The A. maranloe, with fronds sub-bipinnate, the pinnas oppositely coadunate,
very hirsute underneath, and a little toothed at the base, is a native of the
southern countries of Europe ; but all the rest belong to hotter climates, as the
East or West ...
3
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
Petals (when present) alternating. Stamens many (7 or upwards); anthers adnate,
bilocular. Carpels forming independent cells, more or less distinct, more or less
free from the perigonium. Fruit (if succulent) inclining to be coadunate at maturity
...
4
Hooker's journal of botany and Kew Garden miscellany
... scarcely pinnatifid, the uppermost ones coadunate into a tapering point ;
apices of the frond and pinnae with decrescent coadunate pinnules ; stipes (
imperfect) and rachises smooth, shining brown, terete behind, channelled and
margined in ...
5
Species Filicum: Being Descriptions of the Known Ferns, ...
D. arborescens, L'Herit. ; arborescent, fronds bi-tripin- nate coriaceous, pinnae
oblong scarcely attenuated obtuse, pinnules or segments ovate acute serrated
decurrent upper ones coadunate, fertile pinnules contracted, stipes rachis and
costa ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1846
6
Species filicum, being descriptions of the known ferns
D. arborescens, L'Herit. ; arborescent, fronds bi-tripin- nate coriaceous, pinnae
oblong scarcely attenuated obtuse, pinnules or segments ovate acute serrated
decurrent upper ones coadunate, fertile pinnules contracted, stipes rachis and
costa ...
William Jackson Hooker (sir.), 1846
7
Species Filicum: Polypodieæ
minal one coadunate at the base forming the pinnatifid apex and more entire at
the margins of the segments, venation manifest, costules distinct, veins
anastomosing forming rather large unequal angular areoles including free often
forked and ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1864
Fruit subglobose, yellow, composed of coadunate berries, angular by their
mutual compression, crowned with the vestige of the calyx, 4Pseeded: seeds
osseous. OBS. Rheede describes his Padavara to be fourteen feet high: this is
the only ...
William Jackson Hooker, 1831
9
Species Filicum: Adiantum
... pinnules sessile (upper ones coadunate) oblong entire or pinnatifid in their
lower half, involucres formed of the inflexed margins of the pinnules pale and
membranaceous at the edge rarely solitary and single generally coadunate so as
to be ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1858
10
Hooker's Journal of Botany and Kew Garden Miscellany
... scarcely pinnatifid, the uppermost ones coadunate into a tapering point ;
apices of the frond and pinnae with decrescent coadunate pinnules ; stipes (
imperfect) and rachises smooth, shining brown, terete behind, channelled and
margined in ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1853
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COADUNATE»
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coadunate is used in the context of the following news items.
Alshon Jeffery Has Makings of NFL's Next Great Wide Receiver
Marshall and Jeffery were slow to coadunate in 2012, due in large part to a number of injuries that left Jeffery with 24 receptions for 367 yards ... «Bleacher Report, Nov 13»
Japanese Marine Biologists Discover a Pre-Historic Shark
Unlike other types of shark that evolved later, the frilled shark has six gills on each side instead of five. The first pair of gills is coadunate with the ... «Spiegel Online, Jan 07»
