10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRONDLESS»
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frondless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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On the Germination, Development, and Fructification of the ...
I have seen stems of Pteris aquilina with naked frondless unbranched ends of
considerable length, whose youngest branch disclosed no rudiment of a frond.
This was the case (amongst many other instances) throughout a length of eight ...
Wilhelm Friedrich Benedict Hofmeister, 1862
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Accounts and Papers of the House of Commons
... 4,667) ; a Dicksonia, of which I saw only young plants and old frondless trunks ;
several species of Elaphoglossum, of which the fertile fronds were shrivelled up,
having been in perfection in the wet season, and two or three Hymenophylla in ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1863
3
The Phytologist: A Popular Botanical Miscellany
The difficulty of discovering the frondless roots was perhaps, also, in some
measure, the cause of Mr. Clark's disappointment ; but surely, to carry away the
only root to be found, is not the best method of rendering authentic a dubious
locality.
George Luxford, Edward Newman, 1844
... aureum and P. vulyare, 251 ; in the stem of Pteris aquilina, 213 ; in the stipes of
fronds of Pteris aquilina, 215 ; arrangement of, in frondless shoots of old plants of
Pteris aquilina, 225 ; of Salvinia nutans, S34 ; of stem of Selaginella, 382.
5
The Jolly Rogers: The Story of Tom Blackburn and Navy ...
Several scarred and frondless coconut palms were still in evidence, the ground
was amply pocked by shell and bomb craters, and twisted, burned-out airplane
carcasses — many of them Wildcats — still littered the edges of the runway.
Tom Blackburn, Eric Hammel, 2009
They had ceased torun, they had come to check Through the withered oak's
windcrouching tops He saw men's scarlet above the copse, He heard men'soaths
, yet he felt hounds slacken In the frondless stalksofthe brittle bracken. He felt that
...
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English Language Word Builder
... TERRAFORM CRISPHEAD JUICEHEAD SMACKHEAD GIPSYHOOD
LINKSLAND RANGELAND BEINGLESS BOUGHLESS BREADLESS
CHARTLESS CROWNLESS DOWERLESS FENCELESS FLOCKLESS
FRONDLESS GRACELESS ...
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Plant Conservation: An Ecosystem Approach
... Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, UK, pp69–74 Moore, P. D. (1998) 'Frondless
ferns lie low to survive', Nature, vol 392, pp661–662 Morimoto, Y. (2002) '
Safeguarding the biodiversity of the bottle-gourd in Kenya', Unpublished paper
presented ...
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Pteridology in the New Millennium: NBRI Golden Jubilee ...
At first, a bud is formed; then it develops into a small frondless shoot. Normal
fronds start being formed after a few years from the start of the lateral branch
development. The appearance of the first frond initiates the formation of a lateral
rhizome ...
B. K. Nayar, S. Chandra, M. Srivastava, 2003
Nowhite beaches, no towering greentrees,no villages– justadarklandscape
studded with frondless stalks, the air scented with brimstone, not flowers. As
Symurall circled one of the larger islands,Kaylen sawthe shapesof sunken
andcapsized ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FRONDLESS»
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frondless is used in the context of the following news items.
Water Island resident considers surviving Hugo a badge of honor
My folks came to visit a few months after the storm, and I recall being aghast that they wanted to take pictures of the wreckage frondless palm ... «Virgin Islands Daily News, Sep 14»
Extreme pruning puts Fla. palm trees in peril
Others look worse, nearly frondless, like pineapples propped on sticks. The reason for this overpruning, the so-called "hurricane haircuts" is ... «USA TODAY, Jan 14»
