10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GUTTIFEROUS»
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Transactions of the Linnean Society of London
In the following year M. Cambessedes minutely described the several Guttiferous
plants collected by M. Aug. St. Hilaire, in his journeys through Brazil (Flor. Bras.
Merid. i. 314 et seq.), and there, in his character of Clusia Criuva, he thus defines
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Linnean Society of London,
1855
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Transactions of the Linnean Society
I have met with a solitary instance of the attachment and evolution of horanthus
on the leaf of a Guttiferous tree. The plant had reached the height of two inches,
and had developed several leaves ; no lateral shoot had been sent out. Its base ...
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Transactions of the Linnean Society. - London, Davis 1791-
In the following year M. Cambessedes minutely described the several Guttiferous
plants collected by M. Aug. St. Hilaire, in his journeys through Brazil (Flor. Bras.
Merid. i. 314 et seq.), and there, in his character of Clusia Grimm, he thus defines
...
In the following year M. Cambessedes minutely described the several Guttiferous
plants collected by M. Aug. St. Hilaire, in his journeys through Brazil (Flor. Bras.
Merid. i. 314 et seq.), and there, in his character of Clusia Criuva, he thus defines
...
Linnean Society of London,
1855
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
In the following year, M. Cambessedes, in describing the Guttiferous plants
collected by A. St. Hilaire in Brazil, details the structure and position of the seed in
Clusia in still more minute and positive terms ; but Mr. Miers states that little ...
Sir William Jardine,
1855
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The Vegetable Kingdom: ... Ill. Upon the Natural System
It is very different from Dipterocarpeœ (Dipteraceœ), with which it is associated
because of its two enlarged calyxleaves, and yet it can scarcely be excluded from
the Guttiferous class."-EncIn'ridí0n, p. 526.--ln his Guttiferous class Mr. ländlicher
...
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Journal of the Palaeontological Society of India
Affinity : Platonia (Guttiferae) Geographic distribution : The guttiferous pollens are
found in abundance in the Palaeogene and Neogene sediments of India, Europe
, United States of America and Africa. PHVrOaEOGRAPHlG SIGNIFICANCE ...
Palaeontological Society of India,
1984
The occurrence of Mesua and other Guttiferous plants suggests that during
Eocene period there was a rich forest at a place which is now a desert. Further
detailed work on the fossil plants of this area promises interesting results.
Another flora ...
Some guttiferous leaves have also been recorded from the Eocene nodular
stones of Mosel near Saxony in Germany (Fischer, 1950). These have been
named as Guttiferaephyllum moselense resembling the modern leaves of
Kielmeyera ...
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Sylva Telluriana: Mantis. Synopt. New Genera and Species of ...
Gratiolides — Eusynetra 201 M. Guttiferous — Ganitrum 319, Perinka 320. Clusia
ap. 40 to Firkea ap. 44. Hederides — Allosampela 515. Hesperides — Apama 29,
Kambala 67 Ponci- rus 920— Lolanara 106 M. Hypericoides — Misipus 321, ...
Constantine Samuel Rafinesque,
1838
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GUTTIFEROUS»
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"Sympatric" is music to Colorado State Spelling Bee champion
Only one word rattled Sylvie: guttiferous. Her father could tell by the look on her face she didn't know the word for a gummy substance. «The Denver Post, Mar 15»
Anderson seventh-grader repeats as Spelling Bee winner
Twight won last year's regional competition, but misspelled "guttiferous" in round No. 3 in the national competition. Saturday's second-place ... «Record-Searchlight, Mar 10»