10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TAXACEOUS»
Discover the use of
taxaceous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
taxaceous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Jubilee Publication in the Commemoration of Professor H. ...
Taxus, Torreya, and Cephalotaxus The common taxaceous genera in Japan are
Taxus, Torreya, and Cephalotaxus, while the genus Amentotaxus is restricted to
Taiwan (Formosa). Most of the foliage shoots described as Taxites. Torreyites ...
The trees which grew here were small stunted coniferous or taxaceous and
composite ones. There were none except on the sides of the watercourse, and
they did not lift their heads above the level RAMBLES IN NEW ZEALAND. 47.
3
The Pharmaceutical Journal ...: A Weekly Record of Pharmacy ...
The other taxaceous plant is that called by the New Zealanders Rimu. It is the
Dacrydium cupressinum of Solander. Specimens of the bark, branch with leaves,
exudation (which is said to resemble him), and extract of the bark have 'been sent
.
4
Science and Civilisation in China: Volume 5, Chemistry and ...
This is not a cereal, strictly speaking, for us either, being Polygonaceous. e The
fruits of a Taxaceous tree, fei shih" (T. nucifera), not far removed from the yew. Cf.
F. P. Smith (1), p. 220. ' Cf. Casal (1); Schurhammer (2). * Cf. Hori Ichiro (2); ...
5
A Dictionary of Entomology
... fore tibial Dactyls nearly touching; Ocelli small, circular in outline shape, widely
separated. See Gryllotalpidae; Mole Crickets. Cf. Changa Mole Cricket; Imitator
Mole Cricket; Short-Winged Mole Cricket. TAXA Noun. See Taxon. TAXACEOUS
...
6
Chinese Medicinal Herbs: A Modern Edition of a Classic ...
The character is also, but incorrectly, written (Fei) and {<3}; (Pei, Pei, or Pai). The
tree is a taxaceous one, resembling (.'muz2'/zg/umia sine/zsi.r. In fact it is
sometimes called 5; /|:j(Yeh-shan), “wild Cmmin,g/Iamia.” The nuts of the tree are
called ...
Shizhen Li, Porter Smith, George Arthur Stuart,
2003
7
Travels in New Zealand: With Contributions to the Geography, ...
The trees which grew here were small stunted coniferous or taxaceous and
composite ones. There were none except on the sides of the watercourse, and
they did not lift their heads above the level of the top of the bank on which they
grew.
8
Botany For Degree Gymnosperm (M.E.)
A brief description of taxaceous male flowers is given below to elucidate the
differences : The male flowers in Taxus, Nothotaxus and Torreya arise singly in
the axils of foliage leaves. In Austrotaxus and Amentotaxus the male flowers are ...
P C Vashishta, A K Sinha, Anil Kumar, P.C.Vasishta
9
Forest Trees of the Pacific Slope
Conifers have flowers of both sexes on different parts or branches of the same
tree. There are fewer seed-bearing trees, therefore, since only trees bearing
female flowers have seed. Moreover, in thinning a stand of Taxaceous trees care
...
George Bishop Sudworth,
1908
10
The Hell Creek Formation and the Cretaceous-Tertiary ...
... or taxodiaceous/cupressaceous/ taxaceous gymnosperms — with certain
angiosperms sometimes present in significant numbers. These observations are
important because they bear on the question of possible sedimentary facies
control of ...
Joseph Herbert Hartman, Kirk R. Johnson, Douglas J. Nichols,
2002