10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MAMMILLATE»
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mammillate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Flora of the Santa Cruz Mountains of California: A Manual of ...
Cones symmetrical, falling within 2-3 years; basal scales not distally tuber- culate
or mammillate; trunk of mature trees usually over 1 m. in diameter at breast height
; bark separated into large plates. 2. P . ponderosa Cones asymmetrical, ...
2
Elsevier's Dictionary of Trees: Volume 1: North America
... mammee apple 4530, 4531 mammee-apple 4531 mammee sapota 6194
mammee sapote 4531 mammee tree 4531 mammee zapote 6194 mammillate
ardisia 628 mammillate chocolatetree 8159 mammillate phragmotheca 5686
mammoth ...
3
Establishment of First Gene Sanctuary in India for Citrus in ...
... ovoid or oblong, often mammillaie, rind very thick and rough — C. Medica. A
tree 15-25 feet in height ; Petiole short winged ; Flowers : small, white, usually
solitary; Style : long, thick ; Fruit : globose or somewhat oblong, not mammillate;
rind ...
4
The Cultivated Oranges and Lemons, Etc. of India and Ceylon
For instance the kiiatta citrus of India has an orange leaf, an orange exterior, an
orange pulp, yet its fruit is prominently mammillate, and its flower is tinged purple.
Again, the acidless citrus, the* mitha-nimboo, has a lemon-yellow exterior, ...
5
Agaves of Continental North America
... the inner shiny glaucous, the outer dull gray, closely imbricate, rigid, plane to
incurved, the upper teeth 8- 10 mm long, remote prominently mammillate, reddish
brown to dusty gray, those from the mid-leaf to base much smaller, 3-4 mm long,
...
Howard Scott Gentry, 2004
6
New Zealand Geological Survey paleontological bulletin
(a) awamoaensis stock (Kaiatan to Tongaporutuan known): most have a turbinate
protoconch, but flemingi n.sp. from Otiake has a mammillate one with small
nucleus. Another, woodhouseae n.sp. from Blue Cliffs, has some members with a
...
New Zealand Geological Survey, New Zealand. Dept. of Scientific and Industrial Research. Science Information Division, 1992
7
New Zealand Turritellidae related to Zeacolpus Finlay ...
(a) awamoaensis stock (Kaiatan to Tongaporutuan known): most have a turbinate
protoconch, but flemingi n.sp. from Otiake has a mammillate one with small
nucleus. Another, woodhouseae n.sp. from Blue Cliffs, has some members with a
...
8
Paleontology of the Malone Jurassic formation of Texas ...
When the mammillate character has reached its maximum development the
external appearance of the corallum is identical with that of the common recent
West Indian Porites mtreoidcs Lamarck. The dimensions of two large specimens,
both ...
Francis Whittemore Cragin, Timothy William Stanton, 1905
9
Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Biology
malignancy mammillate malignancy : Cancerous growth, a mass of cells showing
uncontrolled growth, a tendency to invade and damage surrounding tissues and
an ability to seed daughter growths to sites remote from the primary growth.
10
Geological Survey Professional Paper
Mammillate structures on bedding surfaces near base. Boudinage of some
intervals. Barite cannonball concretions (5-7 cm diameter) on bedding surfaces at
112 m. Shale; < 10 percent. k!2 Chert and shale; undulatory bedding, gray with ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1988
