10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OCTOGYNOUS»
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An Encyclopaedia of Plants
6572 Flowers octandrous octogynous 6573 Flowers decandrous pentagynous
6574 Flowers dodecandrous octogynous, Leaves ovate obl. with a recurved point
(1575 Flowers decandrous decagyiious (I676 I-'lowers icosandrous decagynous
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John Claudius Loudon,
1829
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Encyclopaedia of Plants: Comprising the Specific Character, ...
6672 Flowers octandrous octogynous 6573 F1 owers decandrous pentagynous _
_ 6574 Flowers dodecandrous octogynous, Leaves ovate obL with :1 recurved
point 6575 Flowers decandroiis deeagynous 6576 Flowers icosandrous ...
John Claudius Loudon,
1872
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An encyclopædia of plants;: comprising the description, ...
6572 Flowers octandrous octogynous 6573 Flowers decandrous pentagynous
6574 Flowers dodecandrous octogynous. Leaves ovate obi. with a recurved point
6575 Flowers decandrous decagynous 6576 Flowers icosandrous decagynous ...
John Claudius Loudon, Mrs. Loudon (Jane), George Don,
1836
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Concise English Dictionary
adj. octogynous (ak-toj'i-nas; Gr. gyne, wife: hot.) having eight pistils or styles. —
n. octohe'dron an octahedron. — adjs. octopctalous (ok-io-pel'a-bs) having eight
petals; octopod (ok'to-pod: Gr. pous, podos, foot) eight-footed or eight-armed.
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The Chambers Dictionary
n octocentenary (ok-to-sen- ten'i-ri, -sin-ten' or -sen' tin-) an eight-hundredth
anniversary. — i/,// octofid (ok'lf-fid; Lfmdere to cleave; hot) cleft into eight
segments. — adj octogynous (ok-toj'i- nas; Grgyne woman; hot) having eight
pistils or styles.
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A Class-book of Botany: Designed for Colleges, Academies, ...
Octogynous ; with eight styles. Officinal: used in or belonging to the shops. Offset,
191. Oleaginous, oily. Operculum ; tlie lid to a pyxis, Sec Opposite, 2!*, 3.
Orbicular, 232, 1. Orders, 335. " names of, 340. Ordinal ; relating to the Ordors.
Organic ...
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... a. wythollt, wyth-hollt Octogenerian, oc-to-ji-në'-ri-an, j s. un Octogenary, oc'-to-
jï-na-ri, ) wyth- deng mlwydd oed, un pedwar ugain oed Octogynous, oc-toj'-in-ys,
s. llyaienyn âg iddo wyth coesig [og, wythgafellog Octolocular, oc-to-loc'-iw-lar, ...
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A history of the vegetable kingdom
Octandrom, having eight stamens, Octogynous, having eight styles. Officinal, any
thing that is, or has been, used in the shops. Oleaginous, having the qualities of
oil. OUraceom, eseulcut, eatable. Olivaceous, having the qualities of olives.
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A class-book of botany, designed for colleges, academies, ...
Oblong, 232, 3. Obovate, 232, 6. Obvolute; 217,2. Obsolete ; indistinct, as if worn
out. Obtuse; blunt. Ochroleucous, yellowish Octandrous ; with eight stamens, [
white. Octogynous ; with eight styles. Officinal: used in or belonging to the shops.
Octogynous. Having eight styles. Offset. A lateral branch, terminated by a cluster
of leaves, and capable of taking root. Oleaginous. Oily, affording oil. Operculum.
The lid or covering of the theca in mosses. Opposite. Being on the same level, ...
Robert Eglesfeld Griffith,
1847