10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PALMACEOUS»
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Travels To Discover The Source Of The Nile, In the Years ...
palmaceous tribe, for no other reafon but a kind of limilarity in producing the fruit
on an excrefcence or [tall: growing from the heart of the ílem ; but Ptill the mufa is
neither woody nor perennial; it bears fruit but once, andI in all фей: refpeéls it ...
James Bruce of Kinnaird, 1790
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Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile, in the Years ...
The banana has, by some, been mistaken for a tree of the palmaceous tribe, for
no other reason but a kind of simi~ larity in producing the fruit on an excrescence,
or stalk, growing from the heart of the stem ; but still the musa is neither woody ...
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Select Specimens of Natural History, Collected in Travels to ...
palmaceous tribe, for no other reason but a kind of similarity in producing the fruit
on an excrescence or stalk growing from the heart of the stem ; but still the musa
is neither woody nor perennial ; it bears fruit but once, and in all these respects ...
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Geology and Mineralogy: Considered with Reference to Natural ...
The late Mr. Crow informed me that he was acquainted with between 600 and
700 species. None of these fruits can be with certainty referred to any recent
species, although the approximation is in many instances very close.
Palmaceous fruits ...
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Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile: In the Years ...
palmaceous tribe, for no other reason but a kind of similarity in producing the fruit
on an excrescence or stalk growing from the heart of the stem ; but still the musa
is neither woody nor perennial ; it bears fruit but once, and in all these respects ...
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Ganoderma Diseases of Perennial Crops
199 5a). with isolates from palmaceous and non-palmaceous hosts separating
on the basis of extracellular pectinase zymograms. Oil palm is propagated as
seed from crosses between dura X pisifera types and so as a segregating
population ...
J. Flood, P. D. Bridge, M. Holderness, 2000
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Travels to discover the source of the Nile, in the years ...
The banana has, by some, been mistaken for a tree of the palmaceous tribe, for
no other reason but a kind of similarity in producing the fruit on an excrescence,
or stalk, growing from the heart of the sten ; but still the mu- sa is neither woody ...
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Derivatives include palmaceous (aceous, perh after rosaceous); palmar,from L
palmāris, ofthe palm ofthe hand; palmary, from L palmārius, ofpalm trees,hence
deserving the palm leaves, anciently a symbol of victoiy—cf bearaway the ...
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Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile, in the Years ...
The banana has, by some, been mistaken for a tree of the palmaceous tribe, for
no other reason but a kind of similarity in producing the fruit on an excrescence,
or stalk, growing from the heart of the stem ; but still the mu- sa is neither woody ...
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Comprehensive Fictinary of the World
The nut or fruit of the eocos nunifera, n. palmaceous plant of the genus coccs.
The tree is a native of the warm climates of both Indies, and grows to the height of
sixty feet. The bark is smooth, of a pale brown colour, and the tree often leans to ...
