10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RETICULARLY»
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London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
"The tissue of the broad, white, reticularly intercommunicating bands of fibrous
matter, resembling nerves of the uterus," observes Professor Owen, ' ' consisted
of minute fibres, which were solid, smooth, equal-sized, cylindrical, and nearly ...
2
Outlines of Human Physiology
On cutting through the upper part of the anterior pyramid of the hardened brain, it
is found to be reticularly fasciculated ; and when reflected downwards it appears
to be derived, principally by the decussating fibres just described, from the ...
3
A history of British animals, exhibiting the descriptive ...
57. — South of England. The dorsal surface is gibbous, with small plates,
reticularly disposed ; orally the plates are long, and arranged in rows parallel with
the margin. Avenues of pores protected by short thick spines. Diameter about 2
inches.
4
History of British animals: exhibiting the descriptive ...
57.--South of England. _ ' The dorsal surface is gibbous, with small plates,
reticularly disposed; orally the plates are long, and arranged in rows parallel with
the margin. Avenues o pores protected by short thick spines. Diameter about 2
inches.
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Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Midwifery
broad, white, reticularly intercommunicating bands of fibrous matter, resembling
nerves of the uterus," observes Professor Owen, "consisted of minute fibres,
which were solid, smooth, equal-sized, cylindrical, and nearly transparent,
irregularly ...
6
Salices: Or, An Essay Towards a General History of Sallows, ...
Leaves orbicular, serrated, very smooth, reticularly veiny, shining or polished on
both surfaces, with smooth seed-vessels. Tr. Description. Root creeping very
much, woody, and branching exceedingly. Stems scarcely an inch long, woody, ...
7
Salices, or an Essay towards a general history of Sallows
Sm. I. c. Essential Specific Character. leaves orbicular, serrated, very smooth,
reticularly veiny, shining or polished on both surfaces, with smooth seed-vessels.
Tit. Descriptioji. Root creeping very much, woody, and branching exceedingly.
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The cyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of arts, sciences, ...
Leaves ovate-lanceolate, obtuse, wrinkled, very rough, reticularly veined
underneath ; racemeslateral.” Branches smooth, striated, cinereous, or yellowish,
somewhat pubescent when young. Leaves two inches long, one inch l)1'0acl,
alternate ...
Propleura shining, anterior half reticularly furrowed, posterior half covered with
rows of large punctures. Anterior half of mesopleura longitudinally aciculate,
posterior half smooth and shining. Metapleura mat and rugulose. Mesonotum
smooth ...
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Bulletin of the University of Nebraska State Museum
Metepisternum with lower portion impunctate, reticularly shagreened, moderately
shiny, upper third dulled by fine punctation and dense tessellation. Fore wing
with three submarginal cells, second cell along posterior margin somewhat less ...
