WHAT DOES SALICACEOUS MEAN IN ENGLISH?
Definition of salicaceous in the English dictionary
The definition of salicaceous in the dictionary is of, relating to, or belonging to the Salicaceae, a chiefly N temperate family of trees and shrubs having catkins: includes the willows and poplars.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SALICACEOUS»
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Ecology of Riparian Forests in Japan: Disturbance,Life ...
The longevity of seed viability of salicaceous species is very short because of a
very thin seed coat and a lack of dormancy (Nakajima, 1921). So the
establishment of seedlings is possible only if the surface retains enough soil
moisture and ...
Hitoshi Sakio, Toshikazu Tamura, 2008
2
Novel Aspects of Insect-Plant Interactions
These data suggest that the phenolglucoside mixtures of the different
salicaceous plants might become an important selective pressure influencing the
evolution of the leaf beetles. Tahvanainen et al. (1985) concluded their study by
asking ...
Pedro Barbosa, Deborah K. Letourneau, 1988
3
Science Reports of the Tôhoku University: (Biology)
(Kimura Commerrwralion Number) THE CHROMOSOME NUMBERS OF
SALICACEOUS PLANTS IN RELATION TO THEIR TAXONOMY YUTAKA SUDA
Biological Institute, Téholcu University, Sendai Since 1924 when Blackburn and ...
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The Seeds of Dicotyledons
The third seems undeniable for the Salicaceous seed strongly resembles in its
smallness, hairiness and exotestal construction the Tamaricalean; and among
the Amentiferous families, the Salicaceous is exceptional in being truly capsular.
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Economic Information on Argentina
Species Partial area (ha) Misiones 15.150 Araucaria 1.200 10.000 1.400 1.200
1.250 Pines Eucaliptus "Paraiso" "Kirl" Delta del Parana 10.000 Salicaceous
Coniferous 8.500 1.500 Entre Rios 5.000 Eucaliptus Pines 4.000 1.000
Corrientes ...
SEEDLING GROWTH TRAITS OF THREE SALICACEOUS SPECIES UNDER
DIFFERENT CONDITIONS OF SOIL AND WATER LEVEL Shingo Ishikawa*
INTRODUCTION Salicaceous species are usually found in unstable habitats
such as ...
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Biosystematic literature: contributions to a biosystematic ...
Suda, Y. 1958 — The number of chromosomes in some Japanese salicaceous
plants. I. Sci. Rep. Univ. Sendai 4 Ser. 24: 1-4. Suda, Y. 1959 — The number of
chromosomes in some Japanese salicaceous plants II. Sci. Rep. Tdhoku Univ.
Ser.
Otto Thomas Solbrig, Th. W. J. Gadella, International Bureau for Plant Taxonomy and Nomenclature, 1970
8
Kōchi Daigaku Rigakubu Kiyō: Seibutsugaku
Although this tall scrub is composed mainly of S. pet-susu and 5. gra- cilistyla,
other salicaceous species such as S. sachalinensis and S. rorida can be found.
The conditions of the habitats on which these salicaceous species grow, are
slightly ...
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Possibilities for the Development of the Pulp and Paper ...
If the expansion of the paper industry is to satisfy the domestic market completely,
afforestation with salicaceous species for ... to provide salicaceous planting rates
capable of meeting the requirements of future expansion of the paper industry.
10
E. J. Pratt: Complete Poems
Fifteen miles farther down the Coast, An angry and conglomerate host —
Inflammatory Bengalese, Starved with cherry bark and peas; With salicaceous
jaguars, Leguminous leopards full of beans That murmured in their jugulars -
Swooped, ...
R. G. Moyles, E. J. Pratt, Sandra Djwa, 1989
