10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBLANCEOLATE»
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An Introduction to the Modern Classification of Insects: ...
P. T. GdedarteUa L. Palpi slender, drooping, oblique ; maxillae rather short ;
antennae simple ; wings convoluted, anterior sublanceolate-linear, with metallic
letter-like marks. Donov. pi. 65. 2, 3. ARGYROMIGES Curt. LYonitia Hb. 25 sp.
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Illustrations of British Entomology, Or a Synopsis of ...
... anterior sublanceolate-linear, rounded at the apex, the disc with darker metallic
fascia;, more or less resembling letters, the hinder margin with short cilia
anteriorly, and very long ones posteriorly: posterior wings sublanceolate-acute,
with ...
James Francis Stephens, 1834
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Illustrations of British Entomology: Or, A Synopsis of ...
... slender, with the basal joint robust; simple in both sexes: head small, with
imbricated scales in front, and a tuft of porrected ones on the crown: eyes small:
thorax rather slender: wings convoluted; anterior sublanceolate-linear, rounded
at the ...
James Francis Stephens, 1834
4
Fossil Nonmarine Ostracoda of the United States
Subtriangular-sublanceolate, highest anteromedially; dorsum more convex than
venter; posterior narrower than anterior; compressed (compacted?); smooth;
adductor muscle scar slightly anteromedian; L, 0.65; H, 0.35 mm (Swain and
Brown, ...
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British moths and their transformations, arranged in a ser. ...
is from Duponchel's figure, and accords very closely with two dark specimens in
Mr. Stephens's cabinet, which are certainly distinct from the former species.
H.N.H. SIMYRA, Ochsenheimer. This genus has the fore wings sublanceolate,
and ...
Henry Noel Humphreys, John Obadiah Westwood, 1843
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The Entomological Magazine ...
... shorter than the antennas, which are simple and setaceous, the palpi minute:
abdomen terminated by a pencil of scales: wings convoluted, I believe, when at
rest; superior narrow, sublanceolate, and rather obtuse; inferior ample. l. Gemina.
5. C. Aurantium. Var. a. C. dulcz's, (Sweet Orange.) Petiole subalate. Leaves
ovato-sublanceolate, slightly acuminate, with a blunt point. Stamens 20-22. Fruit
globose; rind thin; pulp sweet. Syn. Narena'j, (Avicenna) Arangi, (Langue
Romaine.) ...
William Jackson Hooker, 1830
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Transactions of the American Philosophical Society
15—20 inches high, very glaueous; stem branched, striate; lower leaves linear-
sublanceolate, rigid; the upper subulate; head five-flowered, large, fully 1!! inch
long, with an elongated cylindrical involucre of 5—6 scales; ligules double the ...
9
The Fauna Of British India
... apparently mostly on sterior half of wing; underside ore and hind wings:
terminal portions of veins prominently yellow with narrow margins clear of green
shadinn', this gives an appearance of a subterminal transverse series of
sublanceolate ...
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Botanical miscellany: containing figures and descriptions of ...
5. C. Aurantium. Var. x. C. dulcis, (Sweet Orange.) Petiole subalate. Leaves ovato
-sublanceolate, slightly acuminate, with a blunt point. Stamens 20-22. Fruit
globose; rind thin; pulp sweet. Syn. NarendJ, (Avicenna.) Arangi, (Langue
Romaine.) ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1830
