10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCABRID»
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1
Grasses of South Australia: An Illustrated Guide to the ...
Culms 0.4-1 .4 m high, unbranched, glabrous or minutely scabrid. Leaf blades flat
or loosely rolled, subglabrous or scabrid especially on veins and towards the tip
on both surfaces; leaf sheaths remaining fairly tight at least the upper ones, ...
2
The Student's Flora of the British Islands
Я. sylvat'icum, finds. ; perennial, spike subterete, empty glumes setaceous
scabrid. El'ymus europce'us, L. Copses and wood« in chalky soil, from
Northumbd. to Hants and Kent ; absent in Wales and the E counties ; Dublin (
native ?) ; fl.
Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, 1884
3
Flora Capensis: Being a Systematic Description of the Plants ...
450) ; a robust shrub 4—5 ft. high, sparingly branched; branches densely
papillose- scabrid, thick, densely leafy ; leaves erecto-patent, ovate, acute,
denticulate-scabrid on the margins and under surface of the midrib and also
sometimes near ...
William Henry Harvey, Otto Wilhelm Sonder, William Turner Thiselton-Dyer, 1904
4
Flora of the British Isles
Panicle 5-12 cm, lax, the branches scabrid. Spikelets (5.5-)6-7.5mm; upper
glume 1-1.4(-1.6)mm wide; lemma 3.6-5.3 x (1.4-)1.6-2.3mm, ciliate, weakly
scabrid or ±pubes- cent above; awn up to J as long as lemma. 2n = 28. Native.
Dry grassy ...
A. R. Clapham, T. G. Tutin, D. M. Moore, 1990
5
Flora of Great Britain and Ireland: Volume 4, Campanulaceae ...
Fruit a pair of scabrid nutlets with a persistent calyx on top. One species widely
distributed in Europe, the Mediterranean region and western Asia and introduced
elsewhere in temperate regions. Named after William Sherard (1659– 1728).
Peter Sell, Gina Murrell, 2006
... ilexuous, scabrid to minutely hispid or villous; lateral pedicels short, rather stout
; spikelets cuneate (when open), 1%-1â in. long, green, 5_7-ñowered; rhachilla
slender, scabrid, joints 2_3 1in. long 5 glumes subulate to lanceolate-subulate in
...
William T. Thiselton-Dyer, 2014
7
Flora of the British Isles
Lvs flat, slightly scabrid. Sheaths smooth. Ligulec. 1 mm., truncate or rounded, iha
.tof sterile shoots shorter than broad. Culms smooth, rarely rough below the
panicle. Panicle 1-20 cm., effuse, ovoid, cylindrical or pyramidal, spreading in fl.
and ...
A.R. Clapham, E.F. Warburg, T.G. Tutin, 1965
8
Flowering Plants. Monocotyledons: Alismatanae and ...
Hypogynous bristles scabrid or not 60. Rhynchospora M. Cushion-forming plants;
leaves (spiro) distichous, with open sheath; hypogynous scales or bristles
persistent on the rachilla 67. Oreobolus - Not as above 55 69. 55. Inflorescence ...
Klaus Kubitzki, H. Huber, 1998
9
Flora of Barro Colorado Island
Panicles 25-45 cm long; branchlets numerous, short, densely flowered, angulate,
the angles scabrid, the base of the branchlets with longer trichomes; spikelets
secund, ca 1.3 mm long, prominently veined; first glume about half as long as ...
10
Flora of Tropical East Africa - Compositae (Part 2) (2002)
Stems and leaves scabrid to densely hispid-pubescent on both surfaces 14
Stems and leaves glabrous or sparsely puberulous; swamp species with red
stems 15 14. Stem and leaves pubescent or hispid; erect (woody) herb 3. C.
hochstetteri ...
