Meaning of "apocarpo" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF APOCARPO IN PORTUGUESE

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF APOCARPO

Apocarpo is a noun.

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TRANSLATION OF APOCARPO

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The translations of apocarpo from Portuguese to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «apocarpo» in Portuguese.

• Translator Portuguese - Chinese: apocar​​p
• Translator Portuguese - Spanish: Apocarpo
• Translator Portuguese - English: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Hindi: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Arabic: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Russian: apocarp
• Portuguese: apocarpo
• Translator Portuguese - Bengali: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - French: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Malay: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - German: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Japanese: apocar​​p
• Translator Portuguese - Korean: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Javanese: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Vietnamese: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Tamil: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Marathi: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Turkish: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Italian: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Polish: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Ukrainian: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Romanian: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Greek: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Afrikaans: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Swedish: apocarp
• Translator Portuguese - Norwegian: apocarp

10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «APOCARPO»

Discover the use of apocarpo in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to apocarpo and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.

Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa

*Apocalýptico*,adj.Relativo ao Apocalypse. Fig. Diffícil de comprehender. Obscuro; sibyllino. * *Apocapnismo*,m. Med. Fumigação de vapores odoríferos. * *Apocarpado*, adj.Bot. Dizse dos ovários, em que ha apocarpo. * *Apocarpo*, m. Bot.

Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937

Arquivos

culado. Ovário 2 carpelar, apocarpo, tipicamente semi-ínfero, com muitos óvulos. Disco nulo. Fruto 2 folículos, apocarpo, deiscente ao longo da sutura ventral. Sementes muitas, providas de ampla asa papirosa, mais ou menos concêntrica.

Brazil. Serviço Florestal, 1943

Arquivos do Serviço florestal

culado. Ovário 2 carpelar, apocarpo, tipicamente semi-ínfero, com muitos óvulos. Disco nulo. Fruto 2 folículos, apocarpo, deiscente ao longo da sutura ventral. Sementes muitas, providas de ampla asa papirosa, mais ou menos concêntrica.

Brazil. Serviço Florestal, 1947

Boletim Tecnico

O género Froesia torna-se inconfundível por apresentar folhas compostas ( pinadas), gineceu apocarpo, fruto composto de folículos inteiramente livres e semente nua. Na espécie que descrevemos, a inflorescência é paniculada, terminal, ...

Instituto Agronômico do Norte (Brazil)

A Portuguese-English Dictionary

apocaliptic(al); occult, cryptic. apocarpo -pa (adj.; Dot.) apocarpous; (m.) apocarp. apoceiro (m.) a shallow watering basin dug around a tree or shrub. apocinaceas, apocfneas (f.,pl., Bat.) the Apocynaceae (dogbane family). ap&cino (m., Bot.) ...

James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970

The Edinburgh encyclopaedia

Grimmia apocarpo. Trichostomum canescens. lanuginosum. Splachnum urceolatum. rubrum. vasculosum. nmioides. Syntrichia ruralis. subulata. Polytrichum piliforme. juniperinum. alpinum. septentrionale. subrotundum. Orthotrichum striatum.

Sir David Brewster, 1832

Historical Philology: Greek, Latin, and Romance

We find both apocatastasi, which is true Greek, and apocarpo, which is Triballic Greek, coined by modern botanists, classified as "voce dotta", wihout any distinction being made. Here again, the etymology and value of apo- is unmentioned in ...

Bela Brogyanyi, Reiner Lipp, 1992

A Flora of Berwick-upon-Tweed

G. apocarpo, stems tufted, much branched ; leaves patent, ovate-lanceolate, their margins revolute, entire ; capsules ovate, immersed ; lid with a short beak. Hab. On trees and rocks, common. Spring. A species subject to considerable variation  ...

George Johnston, 1829

Collectanea ad botanicam chemiam et historiam naturalem ...

Mibi, ut verum fatear, dubitatum de eo erat numquam ‚У anne ab Apocarpo dillerret, quocum coniungi numquam poli'e videbam. Anxius unice haerebam, & vel modo adhucdum fum, ad quod potiílimum genus relegem? cum nova, inconfultis ...

Nikolaus Joseph “von” Jacquin, 1788

Nicolai Joseph Jacquin Collectanea ad botanicam, chemiam, et ...

Mihi, ut verum fatear , dubitatum de eo erat num- quam , anne ab Apocarpo differret, quocum conjungi numquam pofle vi- debam. Anxius unice haerebam, & vel modo adhuedum fum, ad quod potiffimum genus relegem ? cum nova , inconíultis ...

Nikolaus Joseph Freiherr von Jacquin, 1788