10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TUBERIFORM»
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Notes on Chinese materia medica. Repr from the ...
These tuberiform bodies which in weight vary from a few ounces up to several
pounds, are found attached to the roots of fir-trees, or sometimes buried in the
ground in localities where firs no longer grow. They occur in South Carolina, in
some ...
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Notes on Chinese Materia Medica: Reprinted, with Some ...
These tuberiform bodies which in weight vary from a' few ounces up to several
pounds, are found attached to the roots of fir-trees, or sometimes buried in the
ground in localities where firs no longer grow. They occur in South Carolina, in
some ...
3
The journal of the Linnean Society of London
On some Tuberiform Vegetable Productions from China. By the Eev. M. J.
Bebkeley, M.A., F.L.S. [Read April 15th, 1858.] Some months since I received, by
the kindness of Professor Hora- ninow, two tuberiform productions from China, of
which ...
Linnean Society (London), 1859
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Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society: Botany
On some Tuberiform Vegetable Productions from China. By the Rev. M. J.
Berkeley, M.A., F.L.S. [Read April 15th, 1858.] Some months since I received, by
the kindness of Professor Hora- ninow, two tuberiform productions from China, of
which ...
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The British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review Or ...
The pyloric portion was covered with papilla? or tuberiform projections, at some
parts separated from one another, at others closely packed together; they
diminished towards the middle of the stomach, and the fundus exhibited a level
surface.
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Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society
On some Tuberiform Vegetable Productions from China. By the Rev. M. J.
BERKELEY, M.A., F.L.S. [Read April 15th, 1858.] SOME months since I received,
by the kindness of Professor Horaninow, two tuberiform productions from China,
...
Linnean Society of London, 1859
Tuberiform. 3. Stratifonu. 4. Liquiform. The tuberiform, which is (by far the most
common, corresponds to Dr. Go 's melanosis tubercularis, or the melanose m
mass: of French athologists. Tuberiform melanosis agrees with the “ concrétions ...
John Mason Good, Samuel Cooper, Augustus Sidney Doane, 1835
Davis.] Roots shallow, tuberiform; stem slender, often procumbent, 2—á dm. long,
simple, glabrous except for glandular- pubescent infl., ± glaucous; lvs. few, mostly
basal, thin, equally 5-fid, 4-5 (-10) cm. wide, the primary divisions with oblong ...
Philip Alexander Munz, 1973
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British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review: Or, Quarterly ...
They do not form the basis of a stroma, although we believe they may be found
within the meshes of a fibrous stroma of new formation, which then constitutes the
tuberiform melanosis of Carswell. This is quite distinct from the " melanic cancer"
...
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The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Practical Medicine
This displays four varieties : — punctiform — tuberiform — stratiform — liquiform.
Punctiform Melanosis. " This form of the disease appears in minute points or dots,
grouped together in a small space, or scattered irregularly over a considerable ...
