10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SERRATULATE»
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Trees a Handbook of Forest-botany for the Woodlands and the ...
244 WHITE WILLOW silky or hoary tomentose beneath, the appressed hairs
directed forwards. Margins recurved, entire or serratulate, with small distant
glandular teeth. Petiole very short, and the stipules minute or obsolete, and
seldom seen, ...
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The Cyclopædia: Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
Elongated, round, transversely striated, and serratulate at. the margin. Miill. , 0 In
the stomach of the whiting POlIlZr . The body is scarcely perceptibleto the naked
eye; pellucid, and protrudinlg from the mouth a hard and hollowed sphaerule, ...
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Hortus Anglicanus; or, The modern English garden, by the ...
"Leaves serratulate, smooth, glutinous; leaflets of the involucre very large ;"
umbel, with five or seven sessile flowers ; leaves odorous, lance-shaped ; corolla
violet coloured. April. The Higher Alps. 1777. P. 8. P.- Cortusoi'des. Cortusa -
leaved ...
Stephen Reynolds Clarke,
1822
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The Cambrigde British Flora
Leaves opposite, more or less connate, exstipulate, subulate, often serratulate,
pungent. Peduncles hairy on one side. Flowers monochlamydeous, ebracteate.
Sepals 4 — 5, united, tubular, often contracted at the top of the tube, segments ...
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West Devon and Cornwall Flora
T. scabrum, Linn. — Rough, rigid Trefoil. SPECIFIC CHARACTER. Heads
terminal and axillary, sessile, ovate. Calyx teeth unequal, awl-shaped, very rigid,
one-nerved, at length spreading. Leaflets obcordate, serratulate. Stems
procumbent.
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Hortus anglicus: or, The modern English garden: containing a ...
April. The Higher Alps. 1768. P. 7. P. Glujino'sa. Clammy Primrose. " Leaves
serratulate, smooth, glutinous; leaflets of the involucre very large ;" umbel, with
five or seven sessile flowers ; leaves odorous, lance-shaped ; corolla violet
coloured.
Stephen Reynolds Clarke,
1822
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A Dictionary for Invertebrate Zoology:
... A saw-like formation. serratulate a. [L. serrula, small saw] Having little teeth or
serrations. serriform a. [L. serra, saw; forma, shape] Saw-toothed; hav- ing the
form of a series of notches. serrula n. [L. dim. serra, saw] (ARTHRO: Chelicerata)
In ...
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A Dictionary of Entomology
A tooth, as ofa saw; a series of such teeth. Alt. Serrature. SERRATULATE Adj. (
Latin, serra I saw + -atus I characterized by.) Structure armed with small teeth or
serrations. 1238 SERRATURE Noun. (Latin, serra I saw.) See Serration.
SERRES,
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Flora of Syria, Palestine, and Sinai
... of the peduncle, .02 to .03 long; scales lanceolate, straw-colored, caducous;
capsules sessile, ovate-conical, glahrous. pale green; style nearly 0; stigmas
divaricating, thickened, entire, Leaves narrow-lanceolate, long-acuminate,
serratulate, ...
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Memoirs Read Before the Boston Society of Natural History
... the preapical tooth is longer than the apical, very slender and curved, like the
apical, a little forward ; they are separated from each other by a deep, rather wide
, rounded excision ; the apical tooth is supported by a serratulate lamina, which is
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