10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPADICEOUS»
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Outlines of Botany: Including a General History of the ...
Spathaceous or spadiceous (often both) monocotyledons, with the perianth scaly
or absent, the germen superior, the fruit succulent or capsular, 1- seldom 3-celled
, with albuminous seeds. (1114.) (5726.) Obt. Albumen occasionally absent ...
Gilbert Thomas Burnett, 1835
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Amaryllidaceae: Preceded by an Attempt to Arrange the ...
ference between a fibrous or woody, and a succulent, spadix. The division
opposed to Spadiceous, consists of those with petaloid flowers which are not
closely set round a stalk with an involucre at the base ; they have not the spadix,
and may ...
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The Medical Repository (And Review Of American Publications ...
ANGIOGYNIA- Angiogynes. Jlngiolngy. Flowers always regular. never
spadiceous nor'glnmaceo'us, a pistil connected with the perigone. 6 orders Ex.
Gen. ' Stratiotes, Orchis, finance, Sisyrinchium, Ixia, Hypoxis. d? Vl. Class.
GYMNOGYNIA.
Samuel Latham Mitchill, Edward Miller, Elihu Hubbard Smith, 1817
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of Knowledge
Spadebonf.. n.s. [named from the form.] The shoulder-blade.— The spade-bone
being bar'd. , Drayton. (1.) « SPADICEOUS.«<£r. [spadiceus, Lat.] One was
spadiceous, or of a light red. Bro-jjn. (2.) Spadiceous Aggregate. See Botany,
Index.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1806
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Gray's School and Field Book of Botany: Consisting of ...
I. SPADICEOUS. DIVISION. OF. ENDOGENS. Trees or woody plants with simple
trunk, caudex, or stock : leaves persistent, long-petioled, fan-shaped and plaited
or pinnate: spadix branched : floral envelopes of 3 or 6 parts PALM F. 316 ...
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Botany for young people and common schools: How plants grow, ...
I. Spadiceous. Division. 00. PALM FAMILY. Order PALMJE. Although some, like
the Dwarf Palmettos of the Southern States, make only rootstocks not rising out of
the ground, most Palms form trees, with a simple, unbranched, cylindrical trunk, ...
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Field, forest, and garden botany
I. SPADICEOUS. DIVISION. OF. ENDOGENS. Trees or woody plants with simple
trunk, caudex, or stock : leaves persistent, long-petioled, fan-shaped and plaited
or pinnate: spadix branched : floral envelopes of 3 or C parts PALM F. 316 ...
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
Above spadiceous, with the two intermediate tail-feathers longer and subulate :
the Namaqua grous of Latham. — Found in Africa amid the dry desarts inhabited
by the Namaquis, flying gregarious to fountains. 19. Tetrao Indicus. — Front white
...
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
Infkirescence not spadiceous. Pertanthine divisions not simu_ lating distinct calyx
and corolla, divisions (if petaloid) regular, not involute after flowering. Stamens 3
—6 ; anthers bilocular. Carpets 20r 3 or 4, free from the calyx (exc. in some ...
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The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal ... Edinburgh, Constable ...
Inflorescence not spadiceous. Perianthine divisions not simulating distinct calyx
and corolla, divisions (if petaloid) regular, not involute after flowering. Stamens 8-
6 ; anthers bilocular. Carpels 2or 8 or 4, free from the calyx (exc. in some ...
