10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PAPILLULATE»
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papillulate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
papillulate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Manual of Entomology,
... when longitudinal elevations are connected like the links of a chain, and are
placed in rows ; intricate (intricatum), when the elevations and depressions are
placed without any regularity, but close to each other ; papillulate (papil- lulatum),
...
2
An Introduction to Entomology, Or, Elements of the Natural ...
William Kirby, William Spence. nules scarcely visible. Ex. Elytra of Pachygaster
Ligustici. 50. PAPILLULE (Papillula). A tubercle or variole with an elevation in its
centre. 51. PAPILLULATE (Papillulata). Beset with many pa- pillules. Ex. Elytra of
...
William Kirby, William Spence, 1826
3
An Introduction to Entomology, or Elements of the Natural ...
Papillulate (Papillulata). Besetwith many papillules.—Ex. Elytra of Dynastes
Hercules ♀. 52. Catenulate (Catenulata). Having a series of elevated oblong
tubercles resembling a chain.—Ex. Carabus catenulatus. 53. Spherulate (
Sphærulata).
William Kirby &, William Spence
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A manual of entomology, tr. by W. E. Shuckard
... when longitudinal elevations are connected like the links of a chain, and are
placed in rows ; intricate (intricatum) , when the elevations and depressions are
placed without any regularity, but close to each other ; papillulate (papil- lulatum),
...
Carl Hermann C. Burmeister, 1836
DESCRIPTION AND OCCURRENCE The fructifications of Diplodia pinea are
dark ostiolate pycnidia, usually globular, but variable according to the character
of the substratum; glabrous, slightly papillulate or smooth, though often
appearing ...
Canadian Institute (1849-1914), 1941
... tuberculate, verrucose. papillate, covered with small, nipple-like surface
elevations, often porous at the tip (B) (H&D) (T-B). cf., acinose, colliculate,
papillulate, pustulate. papillulate, beset with depressions or elevations with a
small elevation ...
California. Laboratory Services/Entomology, 1974
DESCRIPTION AND OCCURRENCE The fructifications of Diplodia pinea are
dark ostiolate pycnidia, usually globular, but variable according to the character
of the substratum; glabrous, slightly papillulate or smooth, though often
appearing ...
Royal Canadian Institute, 1940
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Transaction of the Royal Canadian Institute Volume XXIII
DESCRIPTION AND OCCURRENCE The fructifications of Diplodia pinea are
dark ostiolate pycnidia, usually globular, but variable according to the character
of the substratum; glabrous, slightly papillulate or smooth, though often
appearing ...
9
Transactions of the Royal Canadian Institute
Dark, erumpent, gregarious; globular; ostiole papillulate, deciduous; at first white-
stufled, then empty. On bark and branches of fir and pine. Diplodia xapinea Fckl .
. . . .. 1869 Large, with or On bark and branches of Pinus without sep- sylveslris.
10
German Dictionary of Biology: German-English
... Zoo) tuberous, papulose -/mit Schaum frothy -/mit Schuppen (Bot, Zoo) lepidote
, squamous -/mit Staub dusty, powdered -/mit Straußgras (Ökol) benty -/mit
Warzen papillose -/mit Wärzchen papillulate -/vom Eis glaciated bedecktfrüchtig (
Bot) ...
