10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRATERIFORM»
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Comparative Wood Anatomy: Systematic, Ecological, and ...
The most pronounced example of crateriform pit formation is shown here in Fig.
3.16, part 1. Crateriform pits are reviewed with the aid of SEM in a recent study (
Carlquist 1989b). Crateriform pits have not yet been reported in genera other
than ...
2
Transactions of the Pathological Society of London: ...
They gradually form a large crust-like protuberance, hollow underneath, which
becomes depressed in the centre and gives the crateriform aspect. They vary
greatly as to the time taken in assuming their characteristic appearance.
Sometimes ...
Pathological Society of London, 1897
THE CRATERIFORM ULCER. (Acute Epithelial Cancer.) This portrait shows a
typical example of what I have ventured provisionally to call the Crateriform Ulcer.
The ulcer so named is an acute form of epithelial cancer, which occurs on the ...
Sir Jonathan Hutchinson, Hunterian Society, 1890
4
Transactions of the Pathological Society of London
A lady, aged 55, who was sent to me by Dr. Thursfield, of Leamington, had a
growth on her cheek which should, I think, be placed in this category, though it
had not in her case gone so far as the crateriform stage. It was round, its hase
being ...
5
Flowering Plants. Monocotyledons: Lilianae (except Orchidaceae)
Scape compressed or ancipitous. Flowers usually sessile, erect or suberect,
crateriform, actinomorphic, white, fragrant. Stamens always connate below into a
conspicuous funnelform or rotate pure white corona, the long free filaments
straight ...
Klaus Kubitzki, H. Huber, 1998
6
A Systematic Approach to Dermatopathology: A Color Atlas
Aggregates of atypical keratinocytes at the base of epidermis *7. A lichenoid
mixed-cell infiltrate at the base in association with fibrosis Differential Diagnosis a
. Squamous cell carcinoma lacks the crateriform architecture and dermal fibrosis
as ...
7
Cutaneous Manifestations of HIV Disease
In one study, 80% of participants with PK had involvement of pressure bearing
areas of the foot including the ventral aspect of the large toe and heel.5 It has
been proposed that the development of the characteristic crateriform lesion
results ...
Clay Cockerell, Antoanella Calame, 2012
Spikelet pedicel very thin, smooth or scabrous, but without “crateriform” (as
tubercles with a wide, shallow depression in the center) glands; spikelets 1-1.6
mm wide, Lemma lanceolateovate. Panicle branches in groups of one to five at
the ...
9
Systematics and Evolution of Xanthophyllum: (Polygalaceae)
... sometimes faintly longitudinally wrinkled, rarely smooth, mostly glabrous,
usually black, sometimes with 1 or 2 indistinct (rarely with 2-4 distinct) protruding
or crateriform glands; leaf blade ovate to lanceolate, very rarely ± linear-
lanceolate, ...
Although crateriform variants of well-differentiated SCC share with kera-
toacanthomas a cup-shaped silhouette, they display an unequivocally infiltrative
growth pattern along the base and are composed of keratinocytes with marked
cytologic ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CRATERIFORM»
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Recurrent aphthous stomatitis
Clinically, major and minor RAS can both appear crateriform. The herpetiform type of RAS presents as multiple small ulcers that tend to coalesce. Unlike herpes ... «RDH, Jun 10»
