10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYLVESTRAL»
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sylvestral in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sylvestral and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Reports and Transactions
Septal, Sylvestral. 511 populeum B. and S. Rare, scarce. Rupestral. Abel-dare,
r913 (Evans). 512 plumosum B. and 5. Rare, scarce. Uliginal and paludal.
Quakers Yard, I911 (Evans). 515 purum Dix. Common, abundant. Ericetal.
Fruiting at ...
Cardiff Naturalists' Society, 1922
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Transactions of the Cardiff Naturalists' Society
Septal, sylvestral. 511 populeum B. and S. Rare, scarce. Rupestral. Aberdare,
1913 (Evans). 512 plumosum B. and S. Rare, scarce. Uliginal and paludal.
Quakers Yard, 191 1 (Evans). 515 purum Dix. Common, abundant. Ericetal.
Fruiting at ...
Cardiff Naturalists' Society, 1916
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Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand
In this district they may be roughly divided into, Ericetal, or plants of the open land
, and Sylvestral, or woodland plants, which would almost equally divide the total
number of plants between them. The first of these divisions readily admits of ...
4
Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute
In this district they may be roughly divided into, Ericetal, or plants of the open land
, and Sylvestral, or woodland plants, which would almost equally divide the total
number of plants between them. The fi rat of these divisions readily admits of ...
New Zealand Institute, 1870
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Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute
The flora of the island may be roughly divided into Ericetal, or plants of the open
land ; Sylvestral, or forest plants ; Littoral, or beach plants ; and Uliginal, or marsh
and swamp plants. It need scarcely be remarked that these terms are not always
...
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Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand
The flora of the island may be roughly divided into, Ericetal, — or plants of the
open land ; — Sylvestral, — or forest plants ; — Littoral, — or beach plants ; and
Uliginal, — or marsh anil swamp plants. It need scarcely be remarked, that these
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Sylvestral. Dry woods. Very rare. P. J uly. First record— Midland Naturalist, 1878,
p. 45. Nene a, Mr. Griffin informed me he had gathered this species in Badby
Wood in 1875— confirmation is needed.] A. Filix-mas, Sw. i.e. 38. Male Fern.
Northamptonshire Natural History Society and Field Club, 1889
Now mark the result of measurements made in 1852 upon the sylvestral pines,
and upon the same pines, the larico, the Austrian, and the Riga pines in 1860, by
our colleague, M. Pepin, a member of the Imperial Society of Agriculture, and ...
United States. Forest Service, Franklin Benjamin Hough, Nathaniel Hillyer Egleston, 1880
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Journal of the Northamptonshire Natural History Society & ...
Nym., 865. Native. Sylvestral. Dry woods. Very rare. P. July. First record—Midland
Naturalist, 1878, p. 45. N ene a, Mr. Grifiin informed me he had gathered this
species in Badby Wood in 1875—confirmation is needed] A. Filix-mas, Sw. Le. 38
.
10
Reports and Transactions - Cardiff Naturalists ́Society
88. 326. Aquifolium, Linn. Holly. Celynen. Common. Abundant. Native. Septal
and sylvestral. Often planted. 22. Celastrineae. Euonymus, Linn. 89. 327.
europasus, Linn. Spindle-tree. Piswydden. Y pren y crogodd diawl ei fam. Local.
Frequent.
Cardiff Naturalists' Society, 1906
