10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REEDLIKE»
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THE. SCULPTOR: Henry. Stewart. is. a. master. at. making. men's. bodies. look.
swank. and. graceful. If. you're. rotund,. he'll. make. you. seem. dashing. and.
reedlike. If. you're. already. dashing. and. reedlike,. he'll. get. you. to. look.
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Flora of the Gran Desierto and R’o Colorado of Northwestern ...
Stems leafy, not reedlike; leaves elliptic to ovate, usually more than 5 cm wide. A.
erosa 1 ' Stems reedlike, leafless or leaves few, linear-filiform, less than 1 mm
wide. 2. Stems usually relatively few, usually more than 1.5 m; hoods 2.0-2.5 mm,
...
Richard Stephen Felger, 2000
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The Chambers Dictionary
adj reedlike (Shakesp); having a vibrating reed (music); milled, ribbed. — vt to
thatch. — adj reed ed covered with reeds; having reed(s). — adj reed'en of reed.
— n reed er a thatcher. — n reed'lne**. — n reed ing the milling on the edge of a
...
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CRC World Dictionary of Grasses: Common Names, Scientific ...
1: 678. Cambridge, Mass. 1917-1933; Ray Desmond, Dictionary of British & Irish
Botanists and Horticulturists. 670-671. London 1994) India, Karnataka.
Arborescent, graceful, erect and arching, scandent, slender, reedlike, drooping at
the top, ...
Umberto Quattrocchi, 2006
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U.S. Geological Survey professional paper
... and their presence in the Jackson points to the same conclusions as the
presence of I'otamogelon in these deposits. The order Poales and the family
Poaceae (Gramineae) are represented by a large reedlike grass in the Jackson,
which ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1924
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Taylor's Guide to Perennials: More Than 600 Flowering and ...
The plants have jointed, reedlike stems with long broadly linear leaves. They are
evergreen in warm climates. Where seasons are long enough, the plants
produce fluffy panicles of flowers in fall. HOW TO GROW Select a site in full sun
and ...
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The Middle and Upper Eocene Floras of Southeastern North America
... and their presence in the Jackson points to the same conclusions as the
presence of Potamogeton in these deposits. The order Poales and the family
Poaceae (Gramineae) are represented by a large reedlike grass in the Jackson,
wliich ...
Edward Wilber Berry, 1924
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De Historia Stirpium Commentarii Insignes
He thus describes it: The third [plant] described has larger leaves than Cornus,
reedlike root, with as many nodes, as they term these joints, as it has years, and
as many leaves. They give these in wine or water against serpents. These
features ...
Frederick Gustav Meyer, Emily W. Emmart Trueblood, John Lewis Heller, 1999
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Military Geology and Topography: A Presentation of Certain ...
A rank growth of reedlike plants ordinarily indicates very wet and usually very soft
ground, but it tells little about the depth of the deposit and whether or not peat or
muck are present. Grasses and sedges (which are so similar to one another in ...
Herbert Ernest Gregory, 1918
And they ran and ran, through the tall, reedlike grass. Until Luthie stopped them.
Well, he was balmy, wasn't he? He'd go alone, and he half-naked?!!! All unarmed
and unprotected. (They all were unarmed and unprotected.) The Fritz will shoot ...
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Your Mojito Is Muddled With Fresh Mint and a History of Centuries of …
Rum is the general term for alcohol distilled from the juice of the sugarcane plant, a tall (upwards of 15 feet), reedlike tropical grass filled with sweet sap, or juice. «TakePart, Jun 15»
'Samanvaya': Harmony in motion, sealed with a look
You couldn't confuse one with the other - Mudgal was the rounder of the two, with a discernibly soft physicality, while Valli possessed a more athletic, reedlike ... «Washington Post, Mar 11»
