10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PEDATELY»
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Species Filicum Being Descriptions of the Known Ferms, ...
Frond pedately tripartite* (all polysorous). (Sp. 55—65). 55. A. pedatum, L. ; frond
flabelliform bipartito-pedately divided tripinnate, secondary pinnae lanceolate,
pinnules membranaceous dimidiate oblong antrorsely subfalcate broadest at the
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William Jackson Hooker, William Pamplin ((London)), 1858
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Species Filicum: Adiantum
Frond pedately tripartite,* (all polysomus). (Sp. 55 — 65). 55. A. pedatum, L. ;
frond flabelliform bipartito-pedately divided tripinnate, secondary pinnae
lanceolate, pinnules membranaceous dimidiate oblong antrorsely subfalcate
broadest at ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1858
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Species filicum, being descriptions of the known ferns
Frond pedately tripartite * (alt polysorous). (Sp. 55 — 65). 55. A. pedatum, L. ;
frond flabelliform bipartito-pedately divided tripinnate, secondary pinnae
lanceolate, pinnules membranaceous dimidiate oblong antrorsely subfalcate
broadest at ...
William Jackson Hooker (sir.), 1846
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Flowering Plants and Ferns of Arizona
Leaf blades entire or augulate-lobed or, if pedately parted, then the midlobe not
less than 6 mm. wide (except sometimes in the upper leaves of /. barbatisepala) ;
stems twining (11). 11. Outer sepals conspicuously dilated toward the base, ...
Thomas Henry Kearney, Robert Hibbs Peebles, 1942
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European Garden Flora: A Manual for the Identification of ...
Fronds palmately or pedately lobed 2. hemionitis b. Fronds not palmately or
pedately lobed 3 3a. Fronds rooting at their tips 3. attenuatum b. Fronds not
rooting at their tips 1. nidus 4a. Fronds 1 x pinnate 5 b. Fronds 2-4 x pinnate 10
5a. Mature ...
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Flora of the Northeast: A Manual of the Vascular Flora of ...
Leaves compound, ternately or pedately divided 1. Arisaema a. Leaves simple,
not divided. b. Leaves sagittate or hastate 2. Peltandra virginica b. Leaves
cordate, ovate or elliptic. c. Leaves elliptic; spadix lacking a spathe 3. Orontium ...
Dennis W. Magee, Harry E. Ahles, 2007
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Flora of Alaska and Neighboring Territories: A Manual of the ...
R. pygmaeus Basal leaves biternately or pedately divided and parted, with
oblong to spatulate lobes; flowers about 1 cm in diameter; plant stouter . . 18. R.
gelidus subsp. Crayi Leaves pubescent, especially on lower surface; mostly tall
plants: ...
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Handbook of North European Garden Plants: With Keys to ...
Leaves basal, their stalks with long, overlapping sheaths which together
resemble a stem Leaf-blade pedately divided or deeply pedately lobed Lower
part of spathe with overlapping margins enclosing lower part of spadix, limb large
, widely ...
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Flora of New South Wales
1 Leaves 3-foliolate 1 C. acris 1* Leaves usually pedately 5-foliolate. 2 Leaflets
deeply toothed, central leaflet <3.5 cm wide 2 C. clematidea 2* Leaflets shallowly
crenate, central leaflet usually > 3.5 cm wide 3 C. eurynema 1 C. acris (F. Muell.)
...
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The Ladies' Flower-garden of Ornamental Perennials
Style pubescent, stigma as in V. pedata. Leaves pedately S — 7-parted ;
partitions cuneated, cut; stipules jagged, adhering a considerable way, petals
smooth. (G. Don-) 2.— VIOLA FLABELLIFOLIA, Lodd. FAN-LEAVED VIOLET
Synonymes V.
