10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FUGACIOUSLY»
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Orchideae to Cyperaceae
... margins setulose acute, rachis armed with solitary and sub- whorled spines,
sheath not flagelliferous very gibbous above fugaciously scurfy armed with
scattered long horizontal spines with broad callous bases and small acute
tubercles.
Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, 1894
2
An Essay on the Analysis of Mineral Waters
That the Mineral Water should give a precipitate with lime-water soluble in the
mineral acids with effervescence ; this distinguishes fixed air from, hepatic air,
which also fugaciously reddens infusion of litmus. Again — Paper tinged blue by
...
3
The London dispensatory: containing I. The elements of ...
Sul/ihurclcd hydrogen gas is known to be contained in water by its peculiar odour
, by the water becoming turbid when exposed to the air and depositing sulphur,
by its reddening the infusing of litmus fugaciously, blackening paper dipped in a ...
Anthony Todd Thomson, 1826
46. Casearia sessiliflora Cambessedes in St. Hilaire, Fl. Bras* M#r. 2: 168. 1830;
Eichler, Mart. Fl. Bras. 13(1): 473. 1871. Shrub, ca 0.5 m high. Branchlets slender,
tips fugaciously pubescent, early glabrescent, striate, older parts covered with ...
5
Fascicles of flora of India
Stems woody, nodes slightly swollen, up to 8 mm thick; internodes terete,
sometimes squarish, 1.2-8 cm long and 4-10 mm in diam., fugaciously cottony
pubescent, grooved in the centre. Latex milky. Leaves opposite, decussate,
subsessile or ...
Botanical Survey of India, 1999
Leaves sessile or very shortly petiolate ; petioles up to 5 mm long, fulvous-
pubescent; lamina 10—14x5 — 11 cm, broadly ovate, obovate or obovate-oblong
, acute at the apex, fugaciously cottony pubescent on both sides ; base cordate
with ...
University of Bombay, 1962
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A System of Chemistry: In Four Volumes
Water containing. sulphureted hydrogen gas is dis'gnhYd'°' tinguished by the
following properties: 1. It exhales the g ' peculiar odour of sulphureted hydrogen
gas. 2. .It reddens the infusion of litmus fugaciously. 8. It blackens paper dipped
into ...
8
The Elements of materia medica and therapeutics
These waters owe their remarkable qualities to carbonio acid gas, which gives
them an acidulous taste, a briskness, a sparkling property, and the power of
reddening litmus slightly, but fugaciously, and of precipitating lime and baryta
waters.
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Elements of Chemistry, in the Order of the Lectures Given in ...
Fugaciously reddens, and soon bleaches the dark vegetable col— ors.—A red
rose becomes white in it, as may be beautifully shown by holding a red rose over
a burning sulphur match, when it Will become first variegated and' then white,
and ...
10
North American Players of Shakespeare: A Book of Interviews
In these sentences Chateaubriand's potamography of the North American
continent bears the traces of an order known and cultivated on maps of France,
and as a result a geographical imprint of France appears fugaciously present, as
if ...
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