10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RADICEL»
Discover the use of
radicel in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
radicel and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Langenscheidt Routledge German Dictionary of Analytical ...
... Iot a tunctionl Radial vertellungatunktion /radial diatnbution tunction Redikel n
itrea] radicel orgeniachea - orgenic radicel Redikelenion n enion-radicel, radicel
enion Redikelbildner m trea-radicel generator Redikelgenerator m trea-radicel ...
2
Diccionari UB: anglès-català
... radiate vtr(alegria, llum)radiar radiation n radiacio radiator n radiador radical 1)
adj radical: radical changes were made to the company structure • es van fer
canvis radicals a l'estructura de l'empresa 2) n POL radical radicel n BOT radicel-
la ...
3
Transactions of the American Microscopical Society
Transection of the root of Allionia hirsuta, showing the radicel in longitudinal axial
section at the time when it has broken through the cortical cylinder. The terminal
cells of the epigen are already dissolved, and exfoliation has begun in the ...
American Microscopical Society, 1899
4
Observations on the Structure of Fruits and Seeds
In the third, the episperm is carried up to an indeterminate distance from the
primary radicel, by the elongation of the cotyledon, to the summit of which it
remains fixed for some time. I shall conclude What concerns ENDORHIZE, by
remarking ...
Louis-Claude Richard, John Lindley, 1819
5
Mémoires de l'Académie polonaise des sciences et des ...
50 cm of Carex-radicel peat with a large admixture of amorphous peat and with
remains of wood, c. 25 cm of amorphous peat with woody remains of leaf-trees (
forest peat). d. 25 cm of Carex-radicel peat, e. 25 cm of Carex-Phragmites radicel
...
Polska Akademia Umiejętności, Krakow. Wydzial Matematyczno-Przyrodniczy, 1938
6
Mires: process, exploitation, and conservation
Thus, if large quantities of radicels are present it is better to refer to them as
Menyanthes radicel peat or Equisetum radicel peat rather than bogbean-sedge
or horsetail-sedge peats. The very common terms sedge-reed or reed-sedge
peat are ...
A. Louise Heathwaite, Karlhans Göttlich, 1993
7
Mémoires de l'Academie polonaise des sciences et des ...
75 cm of Carex-radicel peat, b. 50 cm of Care.v-xadicel peat with a large
admixture of amorphous peat and with remains of wood, c. 25 cm of amorphous
peat with woody remains of leaf-trees (forest peat), d. 25 cm of Care.x-radie.el
peat, e.
8
International Workshop on Photonics and Imaging in Biology ...
From Figure 2 we know that speckle from the radicel is much stronger than that of
the cotyledon. It can be explained as following: the hi! urn is a key passage
through which the embryo exchanges air with outside. The radicel outgrows here.
Qingming Luo, Britton Chance, Valeriĭ Viktorovich Tuchin, 2002
9
The Young Mathematician's Guide ... Fifth Edition, Carefully ...
rgezeantz'tz'es to the same Tower (or height) with the deex of the Surd, and take
away the Radicel Szgn. As in these s._. Examfflw. _ ;.,; LCK l Ver-'6 ppose I 1/a=b
+c le-z 2. a=36 ssulg-zsilz'l a=1>b+zbc+ce Supposerr aa--Za=d . Let l *\/M=7 _ ...
John WARD (of Chester.), 1728
10
The Gentleman's Magazine
They siwere complete and radicel. But he was not so bold; he was content to
bring abqut'the desirable end he had in view, hy compounding matters with 'he E.
1. Cor-ppany. Out: of the most difficult points instaming of hie bill, he said, was to
...
