10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRIPINNATELY»
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1
How to Know the Mosses: A Popular Guide to the Mosses of ...
Stems bipinnately or tripinnately branched . . . .57. Stems irregularly branched ....
59, 71. Leaves when moist easily seen. (It is necessary only to see if the leaves
are straight or curved, the entire outline need not show.) Stems pinnately ...
Mrs. Elizabeth Marie Dunham,
1916
2
Trees of Western North America
bipinnately. or. tripinnately. compound. Jerusalem Thorn, p. 238 Foothill Palo
Verde, p. 240 Jerusalem Thorn, p. 238 Texas Ebony, p. 252 Elephant Tree, p.
179 Honey Mesquite, p. 258 Japanese Angelica Tree, p. 152 Chinaberry-tree, p.
Richard Spellenberg, Christopher J. Earle, Gil Nelson,
2014
3
Flora Capensis: Ranunculaceae to Connaraceae. 1859-1860
441. ;) pubescent; leaves bipin- nately or tripinnately parted ; pinnae distant,
trifoliolate, leaflets petiolate, ovate-acuminate, toothed, the teeth mucronulate ;
panicles elongate, spreading ; flower-buds very obtuse ; sepals spreading,
elliptical, ...
William Henry Harvey, Sir Arthur William Hill, Otto Wilhelm Sonder,
1894
4
The Trees of Florida: A Reference and Field Guide
Leaves: Alternate, tripinnately compound with 4–6 pairs of pinnae; lateral pinnae
pinnately compound with up to 3 pairs of ultimate leaflets and a single terminal
leaflet; terminal pinna often compound but sometimes simple; ultimate leaflets ...
5
Flowering Plants: Magnolias to Pitcher Plants
Adlumia Raf-Climbing Fumitory Annual or biennial vine, climbing by slender
petioles; leaves tripinnately Compound; flowers numerous in axillary, pendent
panicles; sepals 2, free; petals 4, united into. a persistent, spongy corolla;
stamens 6, ...
Robert H. Mohlenbrock,
1981
6
Flowering Plants. Eudicots: Berberidopsidales, Buxales, ...
Leaves entire or dentate or imparipin- nately to tripinnately or dichotomously
lobed or dissected. Inflorescence terminal or lateral, a spikeorpanicle of spikes.
Perianthzygomorphic; adaxial lobe longest and widest, hooded; lateral lobes
falcate; ...
Klaus Kubitzki, C. Bayer, P.F. Stevens,
2007
7
Site-specific Grasses and Herbs: Seed Production and Use for ...
Foliage leaves scattered and pilo.se, becoming glabrous later; lanceolate in
contour, basal ones tripinnately incised, 20-40 mm wide, intermediate and upper
ones auriculate, bi- to tripinnately incised, 10-20 mm wide. Leaflets remote ...
Bernhard Krautzer, Giovanni Peratoner, Ferdinando Bozzo,
2004
8
Aquatic and Wetland Plants of Southeastern United States: ...
A. cordata 0 Leaves twice ternately or partially tripinnately compound, not
grapelike. 2. A. arborea l. Ampelopsis cordata Michx. RACCOON-GRAPE, FALSE
-GRAPE. High-climbing vine, stems somewhat pubescent at the nodes at first,
soon ...
Robert K. Godfrey, Jean W. Wooten,
2011
9
New England Wild Flower Society's Flora Novae Angliae: A ...
... New England Wild Flower Society. 3a. Leafules (or leafulets on tripinnately
compound leaves) 1 glabrous abaxially, with veins anastomosing before
reaching the marginal teeth, with petiolules longer than 2mm; branchlets light
brown .
Arthur Haines, New England Wild Flower Society,
2011
10
American journal of science: the first scientific journal in ...
The frond, tripinnately divided has the primary pinnae very obliquely separating
from the common broad, narrowly and equally striated rachis. The secondary
pinnae are alternate and open or perpendicular to the rachis. The leaves or
pinnules ...