10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NUTLET»
Discover the use of
nutlet in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nutlet and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California
22' Fis gen not present near base of st; pedicels gen not stout, not recurved;
sepal midrib sometimes thickened (gen when nutlet scar basal); st prostrate to
erect 24 . Scar 25-60% nutlet length, gen concave 25 . Nutlet sometimes bristled,
but ...
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The Jepson Manual: Vascular Plants of California
2c. nubigena 13 ́ Caudex not woody, unbranched; basal lvs dense-tomentose —
e MP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2c. schoolcraftii 11 ́ Nutlet abaxially granular,
tubercled, or wrinkled 14. Nutlet adaxially ± smooth, esp near attachment scar 15.
Bruce G. Baldwin, Douglas H. Goldman, 2012
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The Jepson Desert Manual: Vascular Plants of Southeastern ...
Nutlets 2 and not identical ( 1 nutlet smooth on back, other nutlet fine-granular on
back) -C. maritima 2' Nutlet 1 or 2 and identical (both with back smooth or
roughened) 3. Nutlet back granular, tubercled, or papillate, shiny or dull, not
smooth 4.
161. Kumex nltlsslmus. Wood. (Pa: e Dock.) Resembling No. 163. The upper
sepals straight at the base rather than heart-shaped. .1"> inch long. Plate XIV, Fig
. 164, A portion of fruit cluster, one-fourth natural size; same, natural size; nutlet, ...
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Report of the Experiment Station
154, A portion of fruit cluster, one-fourth natural size; same, natural size; nutlet,
natural size and four times natural size; cross-section of nutlet, four times natural
size. 105. Ituraei crlspus, I,. (Curled D tck.) Upper sepal* only .1 inch long, each ...
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1892
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Report of the Director ... Including Bulletins ...
164, A portion of fruit cluster, one-fourth natural size; same, natural size; nutlet,
natural size and four times natural size ; cross-section of nutlet, four times natural
size. 165. Rumex crlspus, L. (Curled D >ck.) Upper sepals only .1 inch long, each
...
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1897
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Kansas weeds: Fruits and seeds
164, A portion of fruit cluster, one..fourth natural size; same, natural size; nutlet,
natural size and four times natural size: cross..section of nutlet, four times natural
size. 165. ltumex crlspus, L. (Curled D )cI(.) Upper sepals only .1 inch long, each
...
Albert Spear Hitchcok, George Lemon Clothier, 1897
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The Digital Jepson Manual: Vascular Plants of California, ...
Nutlet scar deep-concave, pit-like 14. Bracts 0–few, near base of infl; basal
rosette persistent; st, abaxial lf midveins, green, not staining; calyx hairs brown . .
. . .Plagiobothrys fulvus var. campestris 14 ́ Bracts many, throughout infl; basal
rosette ...
Bruce G. Baldwin, Douglas H. Goldman, David J Keil, 2012
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Flora of the Gran Desierto and R’o Colorado of Northwestern ...
The odd nutlet (the one that differs from the others) remains attached to the
gynobase enclosed in the spiny calyx, an adaptation that might provide added
protection from a seed predator. The lightweight calyx with its enclosed nutlet(s)
may be ...
Richard Stephen Felger, 2000
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Flora of Russia: The European Part & Bordering Regions
5c — nutlet (top view), 5d — nutlet (ventral view); 6 — Lycopsis arvensis L., nutlet
(lateral view), 6a — nutlet ventral view; 7 — Cerinthe minor L., nutlet; 8 —
Anchusa officinalis L., nutlet (lateral view), 8a — nutlet (ventral view); 9 —
Asperugo ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NUTLET»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
nutlet is used in the context of the following news items.
The arboreal name game
Blue beech has separate male and female flowers (catkins) that emerge in early May. The resulting fruit (nutlet) begins to form in late May and ... «Orillia Packet & Times, Jul 15»
Pistachios may be at risk from planting new trees into PBTS-infested …
... in which original trees were retained and look symptomless, to closely observe these trees for early nutlet abortion as they come into bearing. «Western Farm Press, Jul 15»
Blueweed can reduce productivity of grazeable lands
The seeds are contained in a nutlet and can drift short distances on the wind. Nutlets float and are transported by floodwaters and rain-wash. «Ravalli Republic, Jul 15»
Weed of the Week: hemp-nettle
Each ovary is comprised of four lobes that mature to become a hard, single-seeded nutlet. It has a uniquely shaped cotyledon, making it easy to ... «Western Producer, Jun 15»
GARDENING: Sneaky bugs bother pecans
The tiny greenish eggs are usually found at the tip of the nutlet. The eggs are best spotted with a hand lens. If while scouting, you spot two or ... «Odessa American, Apr 15»
Fragile seeds sprouted in-vitro
Dr Turner says little is known about the plant's resistance to germination, but the seed's 'nutlet' could be part of the problem. Fragile seeds ... «Phys.Org, Jan 15»
MYSTERY PLANT: This small, common plant has a strong, pleasant …
Each nutlet has a single seed inside. Our Mystery Plant is common all over the Southeast, growing as an annual in a variety of habitats. «SCNow, Nov 14»
Broadleaf and grass pests challenge lawns
This particular weed is hard to control because of the nutlet found attached to the root system of the nutsedge clump. All of these herbicides are ... «Southeast Missourian, Jul 14»
Controlling the pecan nut casebearer
Larvae generally tunnel in at the base of the nutlet. Silk and black frass (excrement) are often visible outside infested nuts. Casebearer larvae ... «Sealy News, May 14»
Tom Glasgow: Buttonbush shrub produces attractive flowers
Flowering occurs over a prolonged period of time, and the resulting fruit (technically a nutlet) contains seeds that germinate readily. «New Bern Sun Journal, Jul 13»
