10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TESTICULATE»
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Elements of Botany, Structural, Physiological, Systematical, ...
5a 33 54 55 66 57 58 59 Roots are nodose52; placentiform53 ; conical54;
moniliform55 ; testiculate, or tubercular56 ; coralline59 ; tuberous59 ; and
fasciculate, when in clusters as in the Asphodel. 79. Occasionally the epidermis
separates ...
2
CRC World Dictionary of Plant Names: Common Names, ...
Nigeria: arumutaba (Yoruba); isaweweze, ukpankeka (Edo); ubeze (Igbo) Ivory
Coast: tiupe Cynorkis Thouars Orchidaceae Origins: Greek kynos, kyon "a dog"
and orchis "orchid, testicle," referring to the small testiculate tubers. Cynorrhiza ...
Umberto Quattrocchi, 1999
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
testatrix, testatum; testicle, testicular, testiculate; testificate, testification (whence,
anl, testifactory), testify; testimonial (adj and n), testimony; testis, pl testes.—Cpds:
attest, attestation (whence, anl, attestative); contest(v, hence n), contestant, ...
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Elements of Botany and Vegetable Physiology: Including the ...
Didymous or testiculate * (R. didyma, testiculata) (Fig. 18.), when it possesses
one or two rounded or egg-shaped tubercles, as in Orchis militaris, mascula, &c.
This kind of root is named palmate (R. palmata) (Fig. 19.), when the two tuhercles
...
5
Landmarks of Botanical History
Includes all genera of orchids with testiculate roots, Testiculi being presented as
an alternative name, and even given the precedence, probably as of Latin
derivation, and thereby better suited to Latin botany. 22. Serapiades, Adv., p. 62;
Obs.
Edward Lee Greene, Frank N. Egerton, 1983
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A. M. Klein - Complete Poems: Original Poems, 1926-1934; ...
... a most vehement flame. Ms3rev; It hath, saith the many-wived one, a most
vehement flame. altered to It hath, saith Solomon, a most vehement flame. MS4
15 testiculate] testiculate altered to attest the call of MS4 20-2 What is the profit
that is ...
A. M. Klein, Zailig Pollock, 1990
7
The Sweeping Wave: A Wink for Today's World
And looking down the queue at the man as he stomped backwards and forwards
with his phone clamped to the side of his head with one hand while testiculating
wildly with the other (testiculate; to testiculate; verb; definition—to wave one's ...
Justin Baransananikiye, 2010
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
25. testiculate(tes-tik'u-lat),a. [< LL. testiculars, testill (tes'til), ?i. [< NL. *testilla, dim
. of L. having testicles, shaped like a testicle, < L.festi- testa, a potsherd: see test2.
] In tot., same as cuius, testicle: see testis.] 1. Of the rounded or fruslule, ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: A Work of Universal ...
Also called ae1m'nal cyst.—'I'est.icu_'la,r duct, the his iieierens.-Testicular veins,
small veins collecting the blood from the testes, and emptying into the spermatic
veins. testiculate (ms-tik'a-lat), ll. Test-glasses. 6252 testisre (tcs-ti-fir'), 10. [OF.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1895
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Encyklopädisches englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches ...
IO testiculate; ~gcjrt|luiil|t / jiatli. tumour of the testicles, •:/ orcbi- docele,
orchidoncua; ^.Ijnut f anat. <O tunica (raginalis) dartos; mciiie ^Ijout ® tunica
albuginea; ~frnut *r n — OrcUB; ~frcbi m //«(/i. carcinoma of the testicles, Ht
scirrhocele; ~loa a.
Eduard Muret, Daniel Sanders, Immanuel Schmidt, 1897
