10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLOSCULE»
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1
Literary Life and Select Works of Benjamin Stillingfleet: ...
a b, An entire fiosc'nle taken from the flovi'er, and seen with a microscope. b, The
germ and unripe fruit with its threads, upon which the style is fixed within the
corolla c. c, The place where the corolla grows wider, and where the floscule
comes ...
Benjamin Stillingfleet, 1811
2
Recreative Science; a Record and Remembrancer of ...
Fio. 5.— The Beautiful Floscule (Flotcularia ornala). A, partially protruded ; B,
freely ditto, Trith three eggs ; C, first appearance of young ; D, Floscule seventeen
hours old ; I )' , jaws of Floscule as figured by Mr. Qosse. THE FRINTING ...
3
Microscope Teachings: Descriptions of Various Objects of ...
THE FLOSCULE. 1G9 garis in little except the possession of somewhat similar
jaws. Of the first of these groups, the Beautiful Floscule '(Floscularia ornata) and
Melicerta ringens are most interesting examples. I found both of them in April, ...
Mrs. F. Marshall Ward, 1864
2 represents the beautiful Floscule. Microscopists call it Floscularia ornata. Like
the Brickmaker, it lives in a house, a transparent, glass-like house, which I
frequently find broken, sometimes entirely demolished, as if the tenant had been
in ...
5
Marvels of Pond-life; Or, A Year's Microscopic Recreations ...
The Beautiful Floscule—Mode of seeking for Tubicolar Rotifers—Mode of
Illuminating the Floscule—Difliculty of seeing the Transparent Tube—Protrusion
of Long Hairs —Lobes—Gizzard—Hairy Lobes of F loscule not Rotatory Organs
—Glass ...
compared to the whiskers of the cat—they are collectors of a certain sort of
information, not apparatus for catching food. If any object strikes rudely against
the long hairs of the Floscule, she returns to her cell ; and shaking the table will
often ...
7
A Discourse Concerning the Irritability of Some Flowers: A ...
a by an entire floscule taken from the flower, and seen with a microscope, Æ, ,the
germ and unripe fruit with its threads, upon which the style is fixed with-, in the
corolla c. c, the place where the corolla grows wilder, and where the floscule ...
Giovambatista Dal Colvolo (conte.), 1767
8
Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
Andropogon ("erratum : panicle loose; one floscule sessile, villose at the base ;
the other pedicelled, with the pedicel villose, and shorter than the calyx. 10.
Andropogon lotuliserum : panicle spreading, villose ; awn twisted, naked ;
pedicels ...
John Wilkes (of Milland House, Sussex), 1810
9
A Grammar of Botany: Containing an Explanation of the System ...
Containing an Explanation of the System of Linnæus, and the Terms of Botany,
with Botanical Exercises, for the Use of Schools and Students ... Robert John
Thornton. Floscule, or Floret. One of the small component flowers of an
aggregate ...
Robert John Thornton, 1818
10
The critical review, or annals of literature
This languor lasts three minutes at most, t.ll the floscule in this short repose is
refreshed, and regains its first vigour. ... an accident still more entertaining than
that above mentioned happens j for now the farina is mature, and the floscule,
upon ...
