10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STYLIFEROUS»
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A General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants
Flowers from white to purplish. Habit of Cakile. §. 1. Upper-joint of silique ending
in thefilg'form style. 1 E. ALB'rPrcA (Gaert. fruct. l. c.) pods styliferous; leaves
pinnate-parted; lobes linear, those of the lower leaves pinnatifid, those of the
upper ...
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A General History of the Dichleamydeous Plants ... Arranged ...
pods styliferous, leaves pinnate-parted; lobes oblong, deeply toothed. G). H.
Native of Egypt, and in Syria, near Aleppo. Deless. icon. sel. 2. t. 95. Siniipis
Hispénica, Herb. Banks. Flowers pale violet, not so large as those of E. Aléppica.
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A General System of Gardening and Botany: Containing a ...
pods styliferous ; leaves pinnate-parted ; lobes linear, those of the lower leaves
pinnatifid, those of the upper ones entire. ©. H. Native of the islands in the
Grecian Archipelago ; in Asia-Minor ; about Alexandria, and in Syria near Aleppo.
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Vol. I. - Thalamiflorae
pods styliferous, leaves pinnate-parted; lobes oblong, deeply toothed. (D. H.
Native of Egypt, and in Syria, near Aleppo. Deless. icon. sel. 2. t. 95. Sinapis
Hispénica, Herb. Banks. Flowers pale violet, not so large as those of E. Aléppica.
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The General Structure of the Animal Kingdom
Other glandular structures (h h), probably destined for the elimination of some
venomous secretion, are in communication with the styliferous cavity ; so that the
dagger-like spiculum, being constantly bathed with the secretion thus furnished, ...
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The genera of South African plants: arranged according to ...
ceptacle plane or sub-convex, naked. Anthers with 2 basal bristles. Achenium
beakless, sub-terete or 4-angled. Pappus similar (in the styliferous and perfect
flowers) in a single series, setae capillary sub scabi-id.—D.C. l. c. 5. 463. Of this
large ...
William Henry Harvey, 1838
7
Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections
Mouth infero-terminal. CEsophagus styliferous. Eyes 4 to 6 anterior. Fresh water
Nemertinea. i. Emea Rubra, Leidy. Pr. A. N. S., v, 125. Body contracting
irregularly, reddish or yellowish flesh colored. Anteriorly and posteriorly obtusely
rounded.
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Synoptical Flora of North America: pt. 1. Polypetalae from ...
++ Heads large and discoid, the sterile rays being hardly apparent or ven* small
fur the *ize of the head (when styliferous the style-branches sometimes tipped
with a hispid appendage!): akencs completely glabrous and smooth, slender but
...
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Daedalus: Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Heads of medium size, solitary or corymbose-panicled. — Gen. 263, no. 670 (
1737), and Sp. Pl. ii. 907 (1753), in part. Subgenus Leptosyne (DC.) Blake, n.
comb. Rays styliferous, mostly fertile, rarely neutral in the section Pugiopappus; ...
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The Student's Flora of the British Islands
Fruit of 5 dehiscent 1-seeded carpels, which teminste upwards 1n slender tails,
and usually separate elastically from the styliferous and placentiferous axis.
Seeds oblong, albumen scanty or 0 ; cotyledons plicate or convolute ; radicle ...
Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, 1884
