10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LAMINOSE»
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Cf LAM. lame (2),athin,usu metal,plate or sheet; lamé; lamina, laminate (adj, v)—
hence, anl, lamination; lamella—omelet; lameUule; laminose. 1. That rich fabric,
lamé, adopted fromFrance's 'la haute couture', is 'the laminated (fabric)', from ...
(calx, lime, colo, to inhabit) Trichomes blue-green, cylindrical or slightly
constricted across cross-walls; cells quadrate, longer or shorter than broad, 0.2-6
n long, 3.5 /* diameter; terminal cell not thickened; sheath hyaline, discrete or
laminose ...
3
Fundamentals of phytomorphology
The frequent occurrence of laminose male organs among cycadopsid groups has
in the past strengthened the postulated sporophyll concept, because the phenetic
similarity between the supposedly primitive laminose stamens of the ...
4
Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand
so that absolute speeds and distances travelled increase upwards. This is
laminose flow in its simplest and probably in its commonest form where it closely
resembles laminar flow. There is, however, a fundamental distinction between
these ...
5
Advancing Frontiers of Plant Sciences
On the other hand, the microsporangia are sometimes more or less sessile on
laminose organs (in seed ferns of the Crossotheca type, in protocycadopsides
such as Pteruchus, in the Finales, in the Cycadaceae, etc.), but these laminose ...
Raghu Vira, Lokesh Chandra, 1965
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The Brown Algal Origin of Land Plants and the Algal Origin ...
Finally, there are too many characteristics of extant Isoetes not to suggest that
there should also be a close phyletic relationship to the precursor dorsiventral
laminose structure. Taylor (1981, p. 169) described Isoetes in a simplistic way as
...
Anthony J. Miklausen, 1997
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
Without a matrix; evascular, surface without stomata or epidermis; of filamentous
structure, filaments single or conglutinate and laminose; without a distinct axis_of
R. albi/lorum; fruticosum; foliis lanceolato-oblongis, utrinque ramulisque pilosis, ...
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An encyclopædia of plants;: comprising the description, ...
... membranous, or coriaceous ; filamentous, laminose, or even leafy ; in color
green, purple, or olivaceous; jointed or continuous; bearing sporidia" (little
transparent bodies containing sporuies), ** either included in pericarps or
scattered over ...
John Claudius Loudon, Mrs. Loudon (Jane), George Don, 1836
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An Encyclopaedia of Plants
... or coriaceous; filamentous, laminose, or even leafy; in color green, purple, or
olivaceous ; jointed or continuous; bearing sp0;'_id'ia"' (little transparent bodies
containing sporules), “ either included in pericarps or scattered over the sur ace.
John Claudius Loudon, 1829
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
Without a matrix ; evascular, surface without stomata or epidermis ; of filamentous
structure, filaments single or conglutinate and laminose ; without a distinct axis of
vegetation, without true leafy appendages ; colour a non-herbaceous green ...
