10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UMBRACULATE»
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1
Modern Plant Taxonomy, 1E
THE MAIN FOBMSOF STYLE (after Radford et. al., 1974) CONDUPLICATE
ECCENTRIC FIMBRIATE GENICULATE GYNOBASIC FLABELLATE
HOMOSTYLOUS STYLOPODIC TERETE UMBRACULATE HETEROSTYLOUS
PETALOID ...
2
The Anglo-American Magazine
102,-which, however, has leaves the longest four or five inches long, and the
broadest more than a line in width,) of any genus in the northern hemisphere;
and so arranged in whorls that each whorl is umbraculate, whence the generic
name.
3
Curtis's Botanical Magazine
102, — which however has leaves the longest (four to five inches long, and the
broadest more than a line in width,) of any genus of Conifera of the northern
hemisphere ; and so arranged in whorls that each whorl is umbraculate, whence
the ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, David Prain, Otto Stapf, 1854
4
Horticulturist and Journal of Rural Art and Rural Taste
102, — which, however, has leaves the longest (four or five inches long, and the
broadest more than a line in width,) of any genus in the northern hemisphere ;
and so arranged in whorls that each whorl is umbraculate, whence the generic ...
Andrew Jackson Downing, 1855
5
The Horticulturist, and Journal of Rural Art and Rural Taste
102, — which, however, has leaves the longest (four or five inches long, and the
broadest more than a line in width,) of any genus in the northern hemisphere ;
and so arranged in whorls that each whorl is umbraculate, whence the generic ...
6
The Cambridge Illustrated Glossary of Botanical Terms
[192] umbraculate Parasol-shaped. [143] unarmed Without spines, prickles or
thorns. uncinate Hooked. undershrub (see subshrub) understorey A layer of
vegetation composed of shrubs and small trees lying between the tree canopy
and the ...
Michael Hickey, Clive King, 2000
7
A Natural History of Trees of Eastern and Central North America
A big old specimen will have about a million leaves, or an acre of leaf surface,
and will cast a pool of shadow one hundred feet in diameter. But, though
umbraculate in shape, an Elm is fortunately not too perfect a parasol in function.
Donald Culross Peattie, 1948
8
An Introduction to Entomology, or Elements of the Natural ...
When the Nasusand anterior part of theheadare inflated.—Ex. Conops andother
Diptera. PlateXIII.Fig.16. iv. APPENDAGES. 1. Umbraculate (Umbraculatum).
Whenthereis upon the headan umbrellashaped process.—Ex. Gryllus
umbraculatus ...
William Kirby &, William Spence
9
A Dictionary for Invertebrate Zoology:
Gymnolaemata) In cheilostomates, autozooids having frontal shields formed by
calcification of the basal side of the epifrontal fold. umbo-veliger (MOLLL:Bivalvia
) In oysters, the last larval stage. umbraculate, umbraculiferous a. [L. umbraculum
...
10
A manual flora of Madeira and the adjacent islands of Porto ...
L. in a large terminal umbraculate crown tripinnatisect with large leafy segments.
Umbel-panicle large central. 13. Monizia. Cal.-rim distinctly 5-toothed. Pet.
distinctly fringed and pubescent elliptic-oblong entire with an inflexed ligulate
lacinula.
Richard Thomas Lowe, 1868
