10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CARCERULAR»
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carcerular in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
carcerular and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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Familiar lectures on botany: explaining the structure, ...
This class contains the Strobilum, or cone, a collection of carcerular fruits
concealed by scales, formed of bracts or peduncles, whose union produces a
globular or conical body, as the juniper, pine, Ac. Fig. Ill represents the fruit of the
pine, ...
Mrs. Lincoln Phelps,
1854
2
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
Fig. Obstácalo.(Lat. carcer) *Carcereiro*, m. Guarda docárcere. (Do b. lat.
carcerarius) *Carcérula*,f. Cada umadas cavidades devários frutos
indehiscentes. (De cárcere) *Carcerular*, adj. Relativo a carcérula. Que tem
carcérula. * *Carcha*,f.
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
3
Grande diccionario portuguez ou Thesouro da lingua ...
... de todo o fructo secco de muitos repartimentos e indehiscente, como o da tilia.
. GARCERULAR, adj. (De carcerula). Termo de Botanica. Que tem relações com
a carcerula, que é em fórma de carcerula. -- Fructo carcerular. T CARCHARIAS ...
4
A Natural Arrangement of British Plants: According to Their ...
Carcerular, carcerulare. Dry, not opening, resembling a carcerule. Cassia Fistula,
Securidaca volubilis. Transversely divided, phragmigerum. Divided into two or
more one-seeded cells by transverse partitions. Cassia Fistula. PI. 16. fig. 1.
5
An introduction to botany
Carcerular. Pericarpium indehiscent, but sometimes with apparent sutures,
generally dry, superior or inferior, mostly unilocular and mono- spermous,
sometimes plurilocular and polysper- mous. Ord. 2. Capsular. Pericarpium dry,
superior, or ...
6
A Glossary of Technical Terms Used in Botany
... the roots of herbaceous plants (EB. 75, c). X Carcerulus, (adj. Carcerular). —
An inde- hiscent, many-celled, superior fruit, such as that of the Linden. (Ixxxiii.) X
Also. lxxxiii. employed among Fungals to denote their spore-case. Carcinoma.
7
Familiar Lectures on Botany, Practical, Elementary and ...
Strobilum or cane, a collection of carcerular fruits concealed by scales, formed of
bracts or peduncles, whose union produces a globular or conical body, as the
juniper, pine, &c. Fig. 105, represents the fruit of the pine, which is composed of ...
Mrs. Lincoln Phelps,
1836
8
Natural Arrangement of British Plants: According to Their ...
Carcerular, carcerulare. Dry, not opening, resembling a carcerule. Cassia Fistula,
Securidaca volubilis. Transversely divided, phragmigerum. Divided into two or
more one-seeded cells by transverse partitions. Cassia Fistula. PI. 16. fig. 1.
9
Dendrologia britannica: or, Trees and shrubs that will live ...
1* Carcerular, simple, indehiicent, dry. 1. STEPHANAUM. Syngenciut. Composite
. I)iptace<e. Valerianes. Lagoccia cucuminoidet. Trapa notant vol. I. Prenanthes II
. Stähelina Santolina Artcme»ia Gnaphalium Baccharis Conyza Cineraria ...
Peter William Watson, Hull (England). Hull Botanic Garden,
1825
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Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico brasileiro da língua portuguêsa:
/Cf. cArccre. carcerario, adj. carceratica, s. f. carcere, s. m./Cf. carcere, do v.
carcerar. carcereiro, s. m. carcerula, s. f. carcerular, adj. 2 gen. carcheada, s. f.
carcheador (S), s. m. carchear, v. carcheio, s. m. carcinicultura, s. f. carcinicultor (
S), ...
Leonam de Azeredo Pena,
1966