10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LOBULOSE»
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lobulose in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lobulose and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Medical and Physical Journal
... has asserted that the prostate gland is lobulose, and that this middle part is a
lobe of it under any construclion of partial attachment, especially as every day
since his avowal of this discovery six years ago in the Philosophical Transactions
, ...
2
United States Exploring Expedition: During the Year 1838, ...
Yellowish, carnose, 4 inches high, and 6 to 12 broad, with a short base, lobulose
above, lobes subramose, nearly an inch in size; lobules 4 to 5 lines long,
anguloso-gibbous; polyps much crowded, reddish fuscous, with the head
contracted ...
United States exloring expedition, Charles Wilkes, 1848
3
Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
Lobulose, deep crimson ; spicule? crowded and irregularly projecting around the
bases of the polypes, which are hyaline, with triangular, papillate tentacles.
Beneath each tentaculum in the skin of the polype are two tows of minute, linear,
...
4
Scrophulariaceae of the Western Himalayas
... cleft -J depth anteriorly, posteriorly not cleft; the lobes slightly irregularly
developed, 4 lobulose-dentate, the postero-laterals longest, the mid-posterior
entire and about equaling the postero-laterals, lobules and margin of calyx dark
green, ...
5
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
Lobulose, deep crimson ; epicnloe crowded and irregularly projecting around the
bases of the polypes, which are hyaline, with triangular, papillate tentacles.
Beneath each tentaculum in the skin of the polype are two rows of minute, linear,
...
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English Language Word Builder
... RACEMOUS SELENOUS STRATOUS UNDULOUS DUELSOME HEALSOME
PLAYSOME ILLUSORY NATATORY SANATORY BIRAMOSE FARINOSE
LOBULOSE PLUVIOSE SETULOSE SUBEROSE ARSONOUS DIMEROUS
ICHOROUS ...
... LOBULAR LOBULARLY LOBULATE LOBULATED LOBULATION
LOBULATIONS LOBULE LOBULES LOBULOSE LOBWORM LOBWORMS LOCA
LOBECTOMIES LOBECTOMY LOBED LOBEFIN LOBEFINS LOBELIA LOBELIAS
LOBELINE ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
8
Deer of the World: Their Evolution, Behaviour, and Ecology
... subsidized by an abundant fall of branches, many covered densely by lobulose
and bearded lichens. An unusual habitat in the Rocky Mountains is found in
some valleys whose floors are formed by prolonged activities of beavers (Castor
...
9
Frankia and Actinorhizal Plants
Conversely, WHY 0131392 grows as a uniformly dispersed, lobulose mycelial
culture which appears less microaerophilic. This growth pattern has not been
observed in cultures of any other Frankia isolate maintained in this laboratory.
Figures ...
M. Lalonde, Camiré. C., J. O. Dawson, 1985
10
A Portuguese-English Dictionary
lobulose. loca (/.) a small grotto; an underwater cave; a fish's hiding place,
locacio (/.) letting, leasing; location (of roads); a locating or staking (of limits or
boundaries); a staked area. [But not location in the sense of locality, which is
LOCAL or ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LOBULOSE»
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In Canada, Loblaws Spaghetti Sauce Recalled for Glass Pieces
Lobulose Companies is recalling their brand name Spaghetti Sauce from the marketplace in Canada because it may contain pieces of glass. «Food Poisoning Bulletin, Jun 15»
