10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LUTEOLOUS»
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A Contribution to the History of the Fresh-water Algae of ...
... with a very ample, hyaline, mostly ovoidal tegument. Microgonidia much the
smaller, numerous, luteolous 'J1' sordid green, the apex reddish, furnished with
two cilia, moving actively within the maternal tegument, and at last escaping by ...
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
Cf. xeniatrophobia, q.v. See phobias. See health, illness. icterical (ik-tair'ri-kǝl)
adj. tinged with yellow. [< L ictericus jaundiced]. n icterus (ik'tair-ǝs) =jaundice.
adj. icteric = jaundiced. Cf. luteolous, q.v. See color. See skin. idée fixe (ide fiks)
pl.
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
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A Birder’s West Indies: An Island-by-Island Tour
The largest of the lizards was a 12- to 14-inch giant anole (genus Luteolous) that
someone found 10 feet high in the crotch of a tree. Another was a rather plain
lizard, about 8 inches in length, but with a tail that curved up over its back. Alberto
...
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Totally Weird and Wonderful Words
Luteolous is another adjective meaning 'yellowish.' Flavescate is a rare, obsolete
adjective that means 'to make yellow.' ideokinetic [eye-dee-oh-ki-net-ik] a kind of
apraxia in which the sufferer still has the physical ability to perform an action or ...
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The Final Faberge: An Inspector Jack Oxby Novel
His pale blue eyes seemed to pop out from his face, his skin a deep olive in the
luteolous candlelight. His shirt was damp and smelled of his sweat. For the hard
work he had put in that day he had obviously rewarded himself, for his breath ...
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Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge
Microgonidia much the smaller, numerous, luteolous or sordid green, the apex
reddish, furnished with two cilia, moving actively within the maternal '.egument,
and at last escaping by the rupture of the membrane. Ch. nivalig (Baum, Ao.).
Microgonidia much the smaller, numerous, luteolous :>r sordid green, the apex
reddish, furnished with two cilia, moving actively within the maternal tegument,
and at last escaping by the rupture of the membrane. Ch. nivalis (Bauer, Ag.) ...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... lute / ?чг, ч%чч, чго; ччг w ттч; v./. чГт1*1-^|Гсч 4>Т4Г; и. luting ЧГЧЧЧЩГ4Ч
lute л. чту (<г чт ¡ft Ч5,чд fagt ^4R4 44 ) lutein л. ?Ч£Г4, 44444; л. luteolin ?^
feanF44; adjs. luteolous ЧТЧГЧ; luteous *ЧЧ-4ГЧ; lutescent чЪгч Lutetian û(^/'.
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
... tubes slender, grayish-umbrinous to fulvous, about 5 mm. long, mouths angular
, somewhat irregular, 3-5 to a mm., edges whitish at first, becoming dark- fulvous
with age, glistening, thin, fimbriate to lacerate; spores ellipsoid, luteolous, 4-6 X ...
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Langenscheidt Dictionary of Biology English: English-German, ...
1.42) luteolinidin Luteolinidin n (Flavonoid) luteolous gelblich luteolysis
Luteolyse f, Gelbkörperauflösung t luteolytic luteolytisch, Gelbkörper auflösend
luteone Luteon n (Flavonoid) luteotrophic hormone luteotropes Hormon n, LTH,
Pro- lactin ...
