10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LOMENTACEOUS»
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lomentaceous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Iconographic encyclopaedia of science, literature, and art
Silicula lomentaceous. Cotyledons plane, parallel with the septum, when present.
Example : Cakile. Sub-order 2. Notorhizece. Cotyledons incumbent ; radicle
dorsal. Tribe 7. Sisymbriece. Siliquose. Cotyledons plane, perpendicular to the ...
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Iconographic Encyclopaedia of Science, Literature, and Art
Silicula lomentaceous. Cotyledons plane, parallel with the septum, when present.
Example : Cakile. Sub-order 2. JVotorhizece. Cotyledons incumbent ; radicle
dorsal. Tribe 7. Sisymbriew. Siliquose. Cotyledons plane, perpendicular to the ...
3
Flora Europaea: Rosaceae to Umbelliferae
Hammatolobium 30 Legume dehiscent or indehiscent, not lomentaceous 34 Keel
beaked 35 Leaves with 4-7 pairs of leaflets 62. Securigera 35 Leaves with 2-3
pairs of leaflets or simple 36 Lower leaves simple; upper leaves with 2-3 pairs of
...
T. G. Tutin, V. H. Heywood, N. A. Burges, 1968
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Agricultural botany: an enumeration and description of ...
... S or several- seeded legume, contracted between each seed, and finally
separating at the joint-like contractions. Lome xt ace ae, A division of the Order
Cruciferae, containing plants with lomentaceous pods. Lomentaceous legume, or
pod.
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Outlines of Botany; being an introduction to the study of ...
The latter is called a lomentaceous or moniliform legume or a LaFig. 312. :Fig.
813. 'mentum, and when mature it usually separates into pieces, each of which
contains a single seed. In some legumes, a spurious division is formed in a
vertical ...
John Hutton Balfour, 1862
This carpel thus cut into transversal partitions, which are doubled as they are
disarticulated, enters into the number of those to which we have applied the
epithet of false loculi (§ 521), and is called lomentaceous (lomenta- ci) (
lomentaceus), ...
Adrien de Jussieu, James Hewetson Wilson, 1849
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A General History of the Dichleamydeous Plants ... Arranged ...
plant pubescent; stems diffuse; leaflets obovate, entire; stipulas ovate; flowers 2-3
in an umbel ; bracteas longer than the calyx; lateral leaflets smallest and sessile,
terminal one larger and stalked; legume compressed, somewhat lomentaceous ...
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Vol. II. - Caclyciflorae
plant pubescent; stems difl'use; leaflets obovate, entire; stipulas ovate; flowers 2-
8 in an umbel; bracteas longer than the calyx; lateral leaflets smallest and sessile
, terminal one larger and stalked; legume compressed, somewhat lomentaceous
...
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A History of the Fossil Fruits and Seeds of the London Clay
XULINOSPRIONITE S ZINGIBERIFORMIS. (Plate l7, figs. 45—47). Legume
lomentaceous, irregular: epicarp somewhat coriaceous: sarcocarp pithy, cells
very large: endocarp thick. This singular fruit has very much the external.
appearance of ...
James Scott Bowerbank, 1840
This small district contains only the 3 genera, Ah- chonium, Goldbachia, and
Sterigma, which are distinguished, like the Cakiliart of the preceding subtype, by
tie pods being lomentaceous and rupturing transversely. (3895.) Raphanidje.
Gilbert Thomas Burnett, 1835
