10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STELLULARLY»
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stellularly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A description of the minerals in the Leskean Museum
3 1 56 Stellularly diverging broad striated Cobaltic Germinations, upon drusy
Quartz ; from Rappold. Rtm. In this specimen the transition from the Striated
Fracture into the Prismatic External Figure, is obvious. 3157 Narroiuer and
scopiformly ...
Dietrich Ludwig Gustav Karsten, 1798
2
Elementary Introduction to Mineralogy Comprising a Notice of ...
Massive; in thin prismatic concretions, scopiformly or stellularly arranged. Colour
greyish-white inclining to smoke-grey. Translucent. Lustre not great, between
pearly and vitreous. Feels greasy, and when breathed upon emits an
argillaceous ...
William Phillips, Robert Allan, 1837
3
The Edinburgh new philosophical journal
Planes, which have been exposed to the weather, have their colour changed into
dark hair-brown. It consists of thin prismatic concretions, either scopiformly or
stellularly arranged, and these again collected into coarse granular concretions,
...
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The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal ... Edinburgh, Constable ...
... the lamellaa does not begin from a point, and since the calcareous spar will be
secreted in a similar form upon the whole surface of the cloak of the animal; so
the calcareous spar cannot construct fibrous tissues, stellularly disposed. But the
...
... middle-sized; often occur intersecting one another, or scopiformly or stellularly
aggreguted, and are either imbeddéd or superimposed. The lateral planes of the
prism are deeply longitudinally streaked. _ Internally the lustre is shining and ...
From youth I have been haunted by: The dark backgroundmatter ofsound
Shadows moving within syllables In a universe of words stellularly hung; The
empty spaces betweennotes Full of magictimethat Mozartso young Discovered,
sensing ...
Jan G. Otterstrom Fonnesbeck, 2011
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A System of Mineralogy Comprising the Most Recent Discoveries
Occurs at Schneeberg in Saxony, in micaceous scales, stellularly aggregated.
Brilliant specimens, consisting of minute aggregated crystals, are met with at Saal
- feld in Thuringia ; also at Riechelsdorf in Hessia ; Wolfach and Wittichen in ...
8
The Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, Dictionary of Arts, ...
The species form a thin fleshy crust on stones and seaweeds. The individuals are
stellularly arranged in distinct systems. The branchial orifice is circular and
undivided. The abdomen is sublateral, and fixed at the bottom of the branchial
cavity.
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A system of mineralogy, comprising the most recent discoveries
... in micnceous scales, stellularly aggregated. Brilliant specimens, consisting of
minute aggregated crystals, are met with at Baalfeld in Thuringia; also at
Riechelsdorf in llessin; Wolfiich and Wittichen in Baden; Modum in Norwa . The
earthy ...
10
Sketch of the Botany of the Southern States
Styles 3, 2-cleft. Stigmas simple. Capsules hispid, the cells separating when
mature, each 2-valved, 1 -seeded. Grows in all cultivated land, very common.
Flowers June — October. Leaves oval-lanceolate, entire, when old obtuse,
stellularly ...
Stephen Elliott (General.), 1824
