10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEXLOCULAR»
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
SEXLOCULAR. Severality, sev-er-al'e-te, *. Each particular singly taken ;
distinction. — Not in use. The severalties of the degrees prohibited. — Bp. Hall.
Sevekalize, sev'er-al-lize, t». a. To distinguish. — Not in use. Severally, sev'er-al-
le, ad.
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1849
lyx trifid, nine stamina, six styles, germen under the flower, capsule sexlocular,
polyspermous. I. Hydrocharis Morfus ranœ.L. 1466. Stratiotes foliis Afari, femine
rotunda Gund. R. 290. Nymphœa alba minima. B. 193. Frogbit. Least white water
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Elements of Physiophilosophy
The corollae are irregular, bilabiate, and stand upon the calyx and a
membranous sexlocular capsule with very small seeds ; are divided according to
the pollen — e. g. pulverulent Orclddece. 1626. The second order, Sheath-lilies,
Characters ...
Lorenz Oken, Alfred Tulk, 1847
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
... tripelatoideae. The calyx is iriphyllous; the petals are three; there is no style ;
the capsule opens at the base. There are three species ; of which two are British,
viz. : — 1. T. maritimum, or sea spiked grass, has ovate sexlocular capsules ; the
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Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington)
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Vollständiges englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches ...
Bot. faexapetalous; — budjftabig, adj. consisting of six letters; — erf, n. Gtom.
hexagon; — ccfig, adj. hexagonal, sexangnlar; — enber, m. Sport. stag with six
antlers ; — fad) , adj. & adv. sixfold, six times; — facbetig, adj. * adv. sexlocular; —
f of ...
Johann Gottfried Flügel, Napoleon N W. Meissner, 1856
Sexlocular. Seedvessel. With 6 cells as in Asarum and Aristolochia. Phil. bot. 69.
653. Seapartitus. Sexpartite, Stigma as in Asarum. Phil. bot. 67. See Partitus. 654.
Silicula a siliqua whose length does not much exceed its breadth. Lipp. n. 140.
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... secs-i-sil' la-bl, s. chwesill- Sexless, secs'-les, à. diystlen Sexlocular, secs-loe'-
iw-lar, a. chwecell- og, yn cynwys chwe' chell [holltog Sexpid, secs'-pid, a.
chwehollt, chwe- Sextain, secs'-tin, s. pennill chwebraich, chweban Sextant, secs'
-taut, ...
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Popular and Complete English Dictionary: Exhibiting the ...
Sexlocular, suks-lok'u-lar, [L. sex, and loculus, a cell,] a. In botany, six-celled;
having six cells for seeds. Sextain, sc'ks'tane, n. A stanza of six lines. Sextant, se'
ks'tAnt, n. In mathematics, the sixth part of a circle. Hence, an instrument formed
like ...
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A Botanical Materia Medica
367. Aponogeton. 362. Tbiglochin. 356. Melamthium. 363. Meoeola. Corolla
sexfid. Obs. 7885. Petals 2. Pistils 3 to 5. Petals 6. Capsule trilocular and
sexlocular. Obs. 5026. Petals 6. Capsule trilocular. From L. Petals 6. Berry
tricoccous. L. 368.
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
Triglochin Maritimum, or sea-spiked cates a most loathsome flavour to wheat and
other grass, has ovate sexlocular capsules ; the stalk is grains, so "aa to render it
unfit for making bread. short ; the spike long, and flowers purplish. It is 4.
