10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MUTICOUS»
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Flora Europaea: Plantaginaceae to Compositae (and Rubiaceae)
Involucre 15-18x20-22 mm, depressed-globose; appendages 6-7 x 7-9 mm, not
completely covering the yellow bracts, orbicular, convex, keeled, not pellucid,
irregularly denticulate, convolute, the apex muticous. Florets yellowish or white.
T. G. Tutin, V. H. Heywood, 1976
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Grasses: Systematics and Evolution: Systematics and Evolution
E. eggersii: annual, pluricaule, bilateral inflorescence type, 14-15 paracladia,
spikelet length 4-7 mm, upper glume apex acuminate, lower palea absent, upper
lemma muticous; Ecuador. E. fatmensis: annual, pluricaule, bilateral
inflorescence ...
SWL Jacobs, J Everett, 2000
C¡lumes slightly unequal, 2.6-5 mm long, muticous, 9-11 (-13)-nerved, smooth,
glabrous. Florets exceeding glumes by 0.5-1.3 mm. Callus entirely bearded.
Lemma (3-) 3.5-5 mm long, acuminate, muticous or sometimes cuspidulate.
Leaves 4-nate ; anthers muticous : Ovary pubescent; anthers subexserted; leaves
hairy (211) racemosa. Ovary glabrous; anthers quite exserted; leaves
subglabrous .. (212) aghillana. Leaves 3-nate : Bracts (or 2 at least) quite
approximate; ...
William T. Thiselton-Dyer, 2014
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A taxonomic revision of the genus Lolium
Hist. Nat. Afr. Nord 33: 98. 1942. Culms scabrous below spikes. L. brasilianum
forma aristatum Rothm., Agron. Lusit. 6: 264. 1944. Awned form. (Identity dubious
.) L. brasilianum forma muticum Rothm., Agron. Lusit. 6: 264. 1944. Muticous form
.
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Flowering Plants and Ferns of Arizona
Style branches filiform, longitudinally and introrsely stigmatic; carpels reniform or
subreniform, indehiscent, muticous, 1-ovulate; petals mauve or white; plants
herbaceous (4). 4. Stamens in one whorl at the apex of the column; involucel ...
Thomas Henry Kearney, Robert Hibbs Peebles, 1942
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Illustrations Of Indian Botany : Or Figures Illustrative Of ...
Adopting these generic distinctions Roxburgh's 9 species qf Elwocarpus may be
thus distributed. Ganitrus-Anthers muticous, ovary 5-celled. G. Rozburgz'i—
Elwocarpus Ganitrus—R. Elmocarpus. Anthers muticous, often bearded at the
apex, ...
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Illustrations of Indian Botany: Or Figures Illustrative of ...
Ganitrus — Anthers muticous, ovary 5-celled. G. Roxburgii — Elseocarpus
Ganitrus — R. Elceocarpus. Anthers muticous, often bearded at the apex, ovary 3
-celled. E. serratus. E. robustus. E. lanccefolius. E. frulescens. Monocera —
Anthers ...
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A Revised Handbook to the Flora of Ceylon -
the anterior pair slightly exserted; anther-thecae slightly unequally placed, faintly
spurred or muticous at base; disk annular. Capsule elliptic, with a long solid stalk;
retinacula hooked, strong; seeds 4, laterally compressed, rugose or tubercled, ...
M. D. Dassanayake, Smithsonian Institution, 1998
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Illustrations of Indian Botany; Or Figures Illustrative of ...
Monocera are,—the truncated 2-valved anthers, and the 3-celled ovaries—these
therefore form the essential characters of the genus which may be thus defined, '
stamens numerous. anthers 2-valved at the apex, valves equal, muticous, ...
