Meaning of "involucella" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF INVOLUCELLA

involucella  [ɪnˌvɒljʊˈsɛlə]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF INVOLUCELLA

Involucella is a noun.

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TRANSLATION OF INVOLUCELLA

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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INVOLUCELLA»

Discover the use of involucella in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to involucella and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

A Natural Arrangement of British Plants: According to Their ...

3. Involucrum 0, or few-leaved, deciduous ; involucella halved. Involucella many- leaved, erect ; petals nicked ; akenium elliptical, 5-ribbed Meum. 291. Involucella 3-leaved, hanging ; pet. heartshape ; akenium ovate, 5-jugated j*£thusa. 286. a.

Samuel Frederick Gray, 1821

Natural Arrangement of British Plants: According to Their ...

S. Involucrum 0, or few-leaved, deciduous ; involucella halved. Involucella many- leavéd, erect; peíais nicked; akenium elliptical, 5-ribbed Meum. 291. Involucella 3 -leaved, hanging; pet. heartshape ; akenium ovate, 5-jugated Дугнизл. 286. a .

Samuel F. Gray, 1821

Flora Edinensis: Or, A Description of Plants Growing Near ...

S. EUPHORBIA. (Nat. Ord. Eupiiorbiace^e, Hook. Scot. 2. p. 203.) * Leaves linear , or linear-obovate. 1. E. exigua, umbel mostly of 3 primary rays ; involucella lanceolate, entire; leaves linear, or linear-lanceolate. Lightf. p. 250. Smith, Fl. Brit. p.

Robert Kaye Greville, 1824

Flora Devoniensis: Or A Descriptive Catalogue of Plants ...

Involucella very short, setaceous. Fl. polygamous. Fr. compressed, striate, bordered. — P. 49. 106. Crithmum. Cal. entire. Pet. equal, entire, broadest at the base. Fr. oval, striate. — P. 49- 107. Heracleum. Involucres and involucella deciduous.

John Pike Jones, J. F. Kingston, 1829

Encyclopædia Britannica: or, A dictionary of arts and ...

Sem. gibba, costato-sulcata ; involucella dimidiata. 524. Exoacantha. Fl. floscul. fertiles. Petal, cordata. Sem. ovata-striata. Involucrum et involucella spinosa. * 532. Bunium. Flor. flosc. fert. Pet. cordata. Involucella setacea. * 535- Athamanta.

Encyclopaedia Britannica, James Millar, 1810

Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, ...

Pet. cordata. Sem. gibba, costato-sulcala ; involucella diaiidiata. 524. EXOACANTHA. Fl. floscul. fertiles. Petal, cordata. Sem. ovala, striata. Involucrum et involucella spinosa. * 532. BUNIUM. Flor, flosc. fert. Pet. cordata. Involucella setace.i.

‎1823

Outlines Of The Natural History Of Great Britain And ...

Leaves alternate, almosl sessile, narrow, pointed, spread- ing. Involucella broad, pointed, concave» Flowers yellow ; sirst and second mate, petals obtuse ; the rest hermaphrodite, petals horned. August. On the coast. y. Paralias. Sea Spurge.

John Berkenhout, 1770

A Botanical Materia Medica: Consisting of the Generic and ...

Involucella with 5 bracteae ; bracteae lanceolate. Fruit oval, glabrous. Obs. 6525. Specimen gathered in the Paris garden, and in the north of France.— Obs. 6539. Specimen from Prof. Jos. F. Jacquin. — L. — Hort. hew. i. 330. Jacq. austr. ii. t.

Jonathan Stokes, 1812

Flora cantabrigiensis, exhibens plantas agri cantabrigiensis ...

CONIUM. Fl. flosc. fertiles. Pet. cordata. Sem. gibba, costato-sulcata. Involucella dimidiata. 129. BUNIUM. Fl. flosc. fert. Pet. cordata. Involucella setacea. 132. ATHAMANTA. Fl. flosc. fert. Pet. cordata. Sem. convexa, striata. 124. BUPLEURUM.

Richardi Relhan, 1820

Letters on the elements of botany: Addressed to a lady

Two species are common weeds in kitchen gardens: one of thems belongs to the fourth section, or those which have trifid umbels : the subdivisions of these are dichotomous : the involucella or braftes are ovate; and the leaves are quite entire, ' ...

Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 1787