10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPATHULATE»
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... plant with numerous non-flowering rosettes 55. smolikanum 1 9 Basal leaves
up to 4 mm wide, spathulate or obovate-spathulate; plant with long non- flowering
stems 20 Seeds not winged ; style of silicula 1-5-3 mm 66. longistylum 20 Seeds
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Flora of Syria, Palestine, and Sinai
Leaves of suckers linear to oblong-spathulate, of stem linear, acute. Heads 1-5,
terminal, .008 to .01 long, longpeduncled, globular, golden-yellow; scales of
involucre glossy, hoodshaped, obtuse, the inner twice to thrice as long as the
outer, ...
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Flora Capensis: Being a Systematic Description of the Plants ...
Leaves linear or spathulate, whorled round the nodes. Stipules obsolete,
fugacious. Cymes dichotomous, race- miform, axillary ; or sessile or pedunculate
umbellules at the nodes. Named from the resemblance in habit to Galium
MoUugo, ...
William Henry Harvey, O. W. Sonder, 1860
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Flora of New South Wales
Leaves linear to narrow-oblong or elliptic or lanceolate or narrow-spathulate to
spathulate, 0.5-1.4 cm long, 0.75-4 mm wide, convex and recurved, with recurved
to revolute margins, moderately to densely hairy when young, glabrescent to ...
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The European Garden Flora Flowering Plants: A Manual for the ...
Leaves in whorls of 3 or opposite, on the flowering-stems alternate, 1.2–2.5 cm,
pale green, obovate; flowers c. 1.3 cm across 90. ternatum b. Leaves in whorls of
4, 3–10 mm, olive-green, oblong to spathulate; flowers 6–10 mm across b.
James Cullen, Sabina G. Knees, H. Suzanne Cubey, 2011
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Flora of Great Britain and Ireland: Volume 4, Campanulaceae ...
... sometimes in a rather neat rosette, the lamina of outer 5–80×4–27 mm,
subrotund, obovate- spathulate, obovate-oblong or broadly elliptical, broadly
rounded-obtuse to more or less truncate or slightly retuse or sometimes
mucronate at apex, ...
Peter Sell, Gina Murrell, 2006
Leaves ovali-spathulate, slightly emarginate ; fructiferous peduncles short ;
bracteas arcuate ; styles arcuate and reflexed ; carpels tetragonous, laterally
compressed, obtusely keeled at the back, in parallel pairs. Babington Prim. Fl.
Sarn.p. 36.
William Allport Leighton, 1841
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Handbook of the New Zealand Flora: A Systematic Description ...
Leaves linear. Styles 3 01' 4, stigmas capitate . 2. D. Arcturi. Scape l-flowered.
Leaves orbicular. Styles 4, stigmas subclavate . 3. D. py.'Imll'a. Scape many-
flowered. Leaves spathulate. Styles 3, bipartite 4. D. spath"lata. Scape many-
flowered.
Joseph Dalton Hooker, 2011
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Asteraceae of Louisiana
tomentum beneath, often spathulate, sometimes lanceolate G. pensylvanicum 3
Midstem and basal leaves with appressed woolly tomentum beneath, spathulate,
or the midstem leaves linear-lanceolate G, purpureum GNAPHAUUM HELLERI ...
Kancheepuram Natarajan Gandhi, R. Dale Thomas, Stephan L. Hatch, 1989
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Horticultural Flora of South-Eastern Australia
S. hettum); stems many with several branches, with leaves arranged evenly
along stem length or at least in the upper hall of stem length or in loose or dense
rosettes that terminate stem/branch apices; leaves spathulate, oblanceolate to ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPATHULATE»
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Phylogeny and classification of the East Asian Amitostigma alliance …
Amitostigma kinoshitae is recognizable by its spathulate–cuneate, shallowly bifid labellar mid-lobe and its unusually small spur. The four accessions of P. «BMC Blogs Network, May 15»
Mike Fay's Pitcairn Journal: Tragic Sighting
It has rosettes of large spathulate leaves and relatively large fruits. The parrots were there for about a minute feeding on maybe nectar or some fruits. I couldn't ... «National Geographic, Apr 12»
Local plants, fish, among 374 rare species studied for possible …
That plant, Gibbons said, grows within Savannah River Site, as do others including the Elliott's croton, Boykin's lobelia, bog spicebush and the spathulate ... «The Augusta Chronicle, Oct 11»
