10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FULGID»
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The Fruit of Opuntia
Fulgid: A Study of Perennation and ...
This scarce antiquarian book is a selection from Kessinger Publishing's Legacy Reprint Series.
Duncan Starr Johnson, 2010
2
Plant Gum Exudates of the World: Sources, Distribution, ...
Exudate appearance: The formation of C. fulgid gum seems to be favored by
prolonged hot dry spells and it presumably helps the plant resist desiccation in
periods of drought (Brown et al., 1949a). Gum exudation occurs most frequently
on ...
... is the swiftest of things ; but the other is less rapid, being of an aerial nature,
and not perceptible till it strikes on the auditory sense. That, however, which is
fulgid and ignited, when it violently runs as far as to the earth, is called a
thunderbolt.
4
The Scientific Transactions of the Royal Dublin Society
A species recognizable by its green colour, without stripes ; the green colour is
frequently more or less shot with copper or sanguineous red, and this colour
occasionally gains predominance, so that the upper surface may be entirely
fulgid red, ...
5
Three New Nyssonine Wasps from the Southwestern United ...
Head subopaque; with simple, fine, subcontiguous punctures on front, vertex,
and clypeus, except distal portion of last; temples fulgid, with fine more separated
puncturation. Clypeus, save for apical third, clothed with long, heavy, closely ...
54. Life Is Agid 1988 Life is agid. Life is fulgid. Life is a burgeoning, a quickening
of the dim primordial urge in the murky wastes of time. Life is what the least of us
make most of us feel the least of us make the most of. ac 55 Words Are All We ...
Willard Van Orman Quine, Dagfinn Føllesdal, Douglas B. Quine, 2008
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Letters on the Elements of Botany ... Translated ... by ...
In this first fection you find, among many others, the Fulgid", with a fleshy stem,
putting out but' sew branches; the leaves three-parted and gashed, the middle
segment much larger than the others; frequently salling off, so as to give the
stalks ...
Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Thomas MARTYN (B.D., F.R.S.), 1807
8
New Pemphilidine Wasps, with Notes on Previously Described ...
Head subcuboidal; fulgid. Clypeus and front along inner orbits with dense
appressed silvery pile; vertex with a thin vestiture of appressed aeneous
puberulent pubescence; temples thinly clad with appressed silvery pubescence.
Front with a ...
9
Entomologia Edinensis: Or A Description and History of the ...
P. micans Black, covered with narrow fulgid scales, antennae short and rufous,
the legs of the same colour, the hinder thighs subdentate. 3J-4. Cur. micans, Fab.
Gyllen. Cur. Pyri, Linn. Faun. Suec. Marsh. Don. iv. pl. 121. Black, the whole bodv
...
James Wilson, James Duncan, 1834
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New Pemphilidine Wasps, with Notes on Previously Described ...
Head fulgid; clypeus with an appr'essed, silvery sericeous pile; remainder of
head with a sparse and inconspicuous vestiture of short silvery hair. Front gently
concave between inner orbits, impunctate, microscopically aciculate, without a ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FULGID»
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Thomas Mann's Monumental Quest (Part I)
... seems to float like the alpine mist over us, dissolving in that diffident, yet fulgid light. Thomas Mann, with his prodigiously fecund imagination, ... «Swans, Apr 12»
