10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ACAULOSE»
Discover the use of
acaulose in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
acaulose and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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Dicionário de dermatologia
... leva-os ao médico e identifica-os como parasitas. Há reclamações de prurido
e de picadas. Outras designações: delírio de parasitose. Símbolo de
classificação: 4.41.3.1. acaulose: S. f. onicopatia causada pelo Scopulariopsis
brevicaulis.
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Grande enciclopédia portuguesa e brasileira: Ilustrada com ...
ACAULOSE. ou. ACAULOSIA,. s. /. ВОТ. Deficiencia. anormal. do. caule.
ACAUSTO, adj. Incombustível. ACAUTELADAMENTE, adv. Com cautela, com
precauçâo, precavidamente: "Essas lembrancas por ventura servir-vos-üo de ...
... ACAROLOGY ACARPOUS ACARUS ACATALECTIC ACATALECTICS
ACAUDAL ACAUDATE ACAULESCENT ACAULINE ACAULOSE ACAULOUS
ACCEDE ACCEDED ACCEDENCE ACCEDENCES ACCEDER ACCEDERS
ACCEDES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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The etymological enchiridion, or practical analyzer: shewing ...
Acaulose, a, and kaulos, without a stalk. A'ce, eis, one : a single spot on a card or
dice. Acep'halous, a, and kcphale, without a head. Ache, achos, pain. Ac'hlys,
achlus, a mist : dimness of sight. A'chroi, a, and chroa, without natural colour.
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The New and Complete American Encyclopedia
them, but rest immediately on the ground, such as the car- line thistle, &c.
ACAULOSE, or Acaulous, is applied by botanists, to those plants, which have no
proper caulis, or stem. AC3AB, in natural history, a bird of the Philippine islands
very ...
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A new and complete dictionary of arts and sciences: ...
The acatium was a species of the naves actuaries. ACAULOSE, or Acauloub (
Acaulis) among botanists, a term used for such plants as have no caulis, or stem.
ACCALIA, in Roman antiquity, solemn festivals held in honour of Acca Laurentia,
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The Botanist's and Gardener's New Dictionary: Containing the ...
From the leaves os the common Acanthus, C'allimachus, a samous Grecian
sculptor, composed that elegant part os regular architecture, the capital os the
Corinthian order. ACAULOSE,or Acaulous, a term used sor such plants as have
no tuu- ...
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American Edition of the British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary ...
CAULIS is referred to from Acaulose; the reference should have been made to
the article Botany. CONCHA. Instead of this, the reference should have been to
Shell. Corn laws is referred to from the article Bounty; the reference should have
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
... such as the carline thistle, &c. ACAULOSE, or Acaulous, is applied by botanists
, to those plants which have no proper caulU, or stem. ACBAB, in natural history,
a bird of the Philippine islands, very like our common hen, which is often wild.
Difficult words Simple words A absolution forgiveness abstemious moderate
acatalectic complete acauline, acaulose stemless accessory addon acephalous
headless acerbity bitterness adjacent next to, near adipose fatty adulation praise,
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