10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RAMOSELY»
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Conchologia Iconica: Or, Illustrations of the Shells of ...
Shell subglobose, five-ridged and striated, ridges scaled, scales broadly
ramosely spa- thulate and vaulted ; deep coral-red. Hab. ? A small dark coral-red
species, in which the scales, few in number, are broadly ramosely spathulate and
...
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A General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants: Comprising ...
cles ramosely bifid; leaves unequal, ovate, acuminated, crenated, rounded at the
base, or unequally attenuated, and quite entire, puberulous on both surfaces. G. 'l
S. Native of Java, at the foot of` Mount Salak. Leaves purplish beneath.
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Vol. IV. - Corolliflorae
cles ramosely bifid; leaves unequal, ovate, acuminated, crenated, rounded at the
base, or unequally attenuated, and quite entire, puberulous on both surfaces. G.
? S. Native of Java, at the foot of Mount Salak. Leaves purplish beneath.
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
Tritonia lactea, mihi. Pl. II. fig. 3. T. of a milk-white colour, with 6 large branchial
appendages on each side, bifid and ramosely pinnate; mantle terminating
anteriorly in 4 arborescent processes. Length of specimen (from spirits) 8 lines,
sheaths ...
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Summarized Proceedings ... and a Directory of Members
Partly through the inequalities of the primitive body, and partly through the
unequal deposition of the successive spongy layers, the surface became
tuberculated, warty, or even cylindrically or ramosely elevated. Through
weathering and 92 B.
American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1867
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proceedings of the american association for the advancement ...
culated, warty, or even cylindrically or ramosely elevated. Through weathering
and attrition, the summits of these eminences became worn down through one or
more of the layers, so as to exhibit concentric rings. The summits and their vicinity
...
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Athyrium to Ophioglossum. Genus. VI-XIX
Var. cristatum: fronds symmetrically multifid-crisped at the apes, not ramosely-
divided below. [Plate LXXYI bis, D.] . Aspleniotc Teichomanes, v. cristatum,
Wollaston MS. Moore, Ferns of Gt, Brit. Nature Printed, t. 39 H. ; Id., Handb. Brit.
Ferns ...
Thomas Moore, Henry Riley Bradbury, 1863
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A handbook of British ferns
... and the rachis several times divided. Found in several places, e. g.,
Devonshire, Eev. J. M. Chanter ; Windennere, Mr. Clowes; Keswick, Miss Wright;
Quin Abbey, Ireland, Mr. Kinahan. (Nat. Print. Ferns, t. 39, F.) multifidum: fronds
ramosely ...
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Illustrated Handbook of Succulent Plants: Aizoaceae F-Z
Colours of face pale grey tinged with pink, blue, green, yellow, brownish-pink,
bluish-white, milky grey- green, channels and rubrications densely and ramosely
branched L. pseudotruncatella - Colours of face greyish green, yellowish, pinkish
, ...
Heidrun E.K. Hartmann, 2002
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Annals of Natural History
Tritonia lactea, mihi. Pl. II. fig. 3. T. of a milk-white colour, with 6 large branchial
appendages on each side, bifid and ramosely pinnate; mantle terminating
anteriorly in 4 arhorescent processes. Length of specimen (from spirits) 8 lines,
sheaths ...
