10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TETRAGONOUS»
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tetragonous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Manual of the New Zealand flora
V. Gilliesiana. Much and closely branched, 3-9 in. diam. ; branches ^,-^jyin. diam.
, tetragonous with the faces concave. Leaves most densely quadrifarious, j^j-j^in.,
ovate or narrow- deltoid, narrowed to a subacute point . . . . 47. P. tetrasticha.
Thomas Frederick Cheeseman, 1906
2
Flora of the Sydney Region
9 2 Phyllodes linear or linear-subulate or linear-tetragonous, spreading, tapering
gradually to a point, sometimes very narrow-triangular but not oblique, less than
4 mm wide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2 Phyllodes obliquely ovate to elliptic or ...
Belinda Jane Pellow, Murray James Henwood, Roger Charles Carolin, 2009
Stem tetragonous, angles acute ; leaflets lanceolate, mucronate, silky on the
margins ; tendril simple or divided ; stipules as large as the leaflets, unequally
sagittate, acuminate ; peduncle tetragonous, many-flowered ; calyx striated, 2
upper ...
William Allport Leighton, 1841
4
Flora of Mauritius and the Seychelles: A Description of the ...
edge to edge ; smaller leaves a third as long as the larger, oborate, with a long
mucro. Spikes i-f in. long, tetragonous ; bracts uniform, deltoid, cuspidate.
RODRIGUEZ, on the coralline limestone. Balfoiir .' Endemic. 3. S. obtusa, Spring,
Monog.
5
Flora Capensis: Being a Systemic Description of the Plants ...
(Н1ег11); an annual herb, strictly erect, slender, glabrous, loosely branched near
the base, 1% ft. high; branches opposite, patent, prostrate or ascending,
tetragonous, 4-8 in. long; leaves opposite or the upper alternate, bipinnatisect,
sessile or ...
William Henry Harvey, Otto Wilhelm Sonder, William Turner Thiselton-Dyer, 1904
(Hiern) ; an annual herb, strictly erect, slender, glabrous, loosely branched near
the base, ц ft. high; branches opposite, patent, prostrate or ascending,
tetragonous, 4-8 in. long; leaves opposite or the upper alternate, bipinnatisect,
sessile or ...
William T. Thiselton-Dyer, 2014
7
Botany For Degree Pteridophyta
In a large number of species the strobilus is tetragonous or four-angled. The
sporophylls in the tetragonous strobilus may be isophyllous or anisophyllous and
may be spirally arranged or decussate. In S. pallidissima, S. chrysocaulos, ...
Ovary 4-carpelled, tetragonous bearing rows of bristles. Fruit a bright red-pink,
tetragonous nutlet, furnished with rows of branched bristles. About 70 species in
Asian desert, a few in N. Africa. Glabrous shrub, up to 80 cm high, divaricately ...
9
Flora of Australia: Mimosaceae, Acacia. v. 11A, 11B
36 Pods strongly contracted between seeds, breaking into one- seeded articles
when mature 36: Pods not strongly contracted between seeds, not breaking into
one-seeded articles 37 Pods turgid, terete to oval or depressed tetragonous in ...
Australian Biological Resources Study, 2001
10
Flora of Australia: Mimosaceae, Acacia. v. 11A, 11B
36 Pods strongly contracted between seeds, breaking into one- seeded articles
when mature 36: Pods not strongly contracted between seeds, not breaking into
one-seeded articles 37 Pods turgid, terete to oval or depressed tetragonous in ...
Environment Australia, Bureau of Flora and Faun, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Australian Biological Resources Study, Patrick M McCarthy, CSIRO, Annette J G Wilson, A. E. Orchard, Alexander S George, 2001
