10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DECURSIVELY»
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V. officinalis, Linn. Great Wild Valerian. Flowers hermaphrodite ; leaves all
decursively pinnated, leaflets lanceolate, nearly uniform, dentato-serrate. E. Bot. t
. 698. E. Fl. v. i. p. 43. Hook. Br. Fl. p. 23. Sides of rivers and water courses ;
frequent.
William Allport Leighton, 1841
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Tourists Flora: A Descriptive Catalogue of the Flowering ...
341. MOLOPOSPERMTJM. Fr. ovato-oblong : ridges winged, dorsal widest.
Stripe solitary, wanting on the internal face. Cal. leafy. Pet. lanceolate, entire, with
long acumen. L. tripinnale. Lts. decursively pi ни at if d. p. 160. Tribe XIV.
SMTRNRS ...
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
John Craig (F.G.S.). DECRKTION— DECURSIVELY. DECURT— DEDUCE.
Decretion, de-kre'sbun, s. The state of growing less. Decretist, de-kre'tist, «. One
who studies or professes a knowledge of the decretal. Decretoeilt, dek're-to-re-le,
ad.
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1848
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The flora of Oxfordshire and its contiguous counties, ...
Leaf, orbiculate 26 oval 27 ovate 27 palmate 28 panduriform 28 partite 28
pectinate 28 pedate 32 peltate 31 perfoliate 32 pinnate 30 abruptly 31 alternately
31 decursively 31 interruptedly SI oppositely 31 with an odd one 31 pinnatifid 28
...
5
Elements of Physiology: In Two Parts
... orobus tuberosus; and cirrhoser pinnate (8), when the pinnate leaf terminates
in a tendril, as in the common pea. Digitately pinnate (9 in fig. 43), and corg'
ugately pinnate Fig. 44.—-Decursively Pinnate (11) and Interruptedly Pinnate (12
,-.
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
Embracing All Terms Used in Art, Science, and Literature John Craig (
lexicographer.) DECKETION— DECURSIVELY. Decrktion, do-kre'sbun, a. The
state of growing less. Decretist, de-kre'tist, «. One who studies or professes a
knowledge of ...
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849
7
The University of Missouri Studies
OED. 10. . .to decay) decorated, ppl.a. [E] 1804 Clark I ii 167 / was met.. by about
10 Well Dressd young Men who Took me up in a roube highly adecrated (Term
not in OED. Prob. a misprint for decorated) decursive, a. decursively-pinnate ...
8
Lewis and Clark: Linguistic Pioneers
OED. 10. . .to decay) decorated, ppl.a. [E] 1804 Clark I ii 167 / was met. .by about
10 Well Dressd young Men who Took me up in a roube highly adecrated (Term
not in OED. Prob. a misprint for decorated) decursive, a. decursively-pinnate ...
Elijah Harry Criswell, 1940
9
History of the Expedition Under the Command of Captains ...
... undivided lanceolate leaflet: these are oblong, obtuse, convex, absolutely
entire, and the upper disc is marked with a slight longitudinal groove: near the
upper extremity these leaflets are decursively pinnate, as are all those of the
large fern.
Meriwether Lewis, Paul Allen, William Clark, 1922
10
The Principles of Botany, and of Vegetable Physiology: Tr. ...
Decursively pinnate, ( jninndtumj, when from each particular pinnula a folia~ - ce'
ou-s appendage runs down to the following one, fig. 240. 3. Dec-reasingly
pinnate, '(1?9inr2l2t'trmjbli0lis dccrescentibus), when the successive foliola on '~
a ...
Karl Ludwig Willdenow, 1811
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