10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBEROSE»
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The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
In the suberose variety of the Elm, the first development of the lenticels takes
place as in the Elder, but the excessive hypertrophy of the subepidermic cellular
tissue soon disguises its len- ticellar origin. In this tree I have followed all the ...
2
Annals and Magazine of Natural History
... borolia' about twice as long as the calyx, pubescent, upper lip 5' slightly convex
, suberose, lower lip with three roundish oblong obtuse lobes, the middle lobe
somewhat longer and broader than the others; filaments hairy, nearly equaling
the ...
3
Synopsis of the report on zoophytes of the U.S. exploring ...
Genus HX— BRIARETJM.— Blainville. Gorgonidae having a non-jointed axis,
containing calcareous spicula, or suberose ; polyps scattered. 1. Briarecm
gorgonideum (Blainvilh). — Cinereous, subramose, terete; branches nearly an
inch thick, ...
4
Annual Report of the Progress of Chemistry, and the Allied ...
On the composition of suberose, Mitscherlich does not, as yet, give a decided
opinion, on account of the difficulty of obtaining it in a pure state. Suberose forms
sometimes a thin, amorphous, coherent coating of the whole plant ; sometimes it
...
Justus Freiherr von Liebig, 1853
5
Journal Or the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
Caulescent, suberose, undivided and very long, with lengthened, gray,
pulverulent, entire apex: colour of the rest, blackish. These stems, of half a foot or
more in length, rise from a hirsute, suberost base, and are very often variously
bent, of a ...
6
The Monthly Microscopical Journal: Transactions of the Royal ...
GORGONIDIE. M. Edw. Alcyonaria, possessing a compound, adherent pol vpary ;
provided with a sclerenchyma of a suberose consistence, disposed alter the
manner of bark around a sclerobasic axis, which axis assumes the form of a
simple ...
7
JOURNAL OF THE ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF PHILADELPHIA.
Caulescent, suberose, undivided and very long, with lengthened, gray,
pulverulent, entire apex; colour of the rest, blackish. These stems, of half a foot or
more in length, rise from a hirsute, suberose base, and are very often variously
bent, of a ...
8
Botany of the southern states: In two parts. Part I. ...
The bark consists of two portions, the cellular and vascular, the latter of which is
called liber, and is the inner portion of the bark. The cellular portion is usually
divided into two portions. The outer portion is called the suberose or corky layer,
...
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Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, ...
One has suberose, the other siliceous, walls. The cell with suberose walls
contains a large nucleus and viscous cytoplasm. The siliceous cell, in a
differentiated state, is dead (Fig. 1). In order to clarify the functional significance of
paired cells, ...
10
An Encyclopaedia of Plants
Sp. '2-1-'$8. concentric suberose 1 ant. Bl ash trunks scorched fleshy Q all sea.
Brsh rotten stumps fuscous suberose 0 all sea. Br dead hazel wavy broad 1} aut.
Bl decayed branches striated gregarious U aut. Bl herbaceous stems many-head.
John Claudius Loudon, 1829
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La buccia, dal colore di base giallo-verde, ha lenti suberose evidenti e rilevate, è leggermente rugginosa, si arrossa con facilità. Al taglio evidenzia una polpa ... «Cose di Casa, Apr 15»
