10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «DULOSE»
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dulose in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dulose and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Mechanical Behaviour of Rocks Under High Pressure Conditions
... 148 echelon 78 eclogite 25, 27, 33, 40, 44,51,61,66,86, 141, 143, 145, 147
effective length 94 effective stress, pressure 6 elastic wave velocity 90 extinction (
patchy, un- dulose)71,72,78 fault feature 38-45, 63, 69 fault (fracture) plane 39,
43, ...
De.sf. FL Atl. \.t.6. persica. B. M. t.l. Ma rica. 7///7or.fascieulata. Cor.
hcxapelaloideo-6-partita,disco glau- dulose incrassato staminigcro. St'igm. 3,
stylo longiora, rcctissima, turbinatim ilivergentin ; frequenter imminuto-
petaliformia, petaliformia, ...
Carl Dietrich Eberhard König (ed.), John Sims, John Sims (joint ed.), 1806
3
Supplement to the English Botany of the Late Sir J. E. Smith ...
Leaflets oval, hoary, coarsely and irregularly serrated, sparingly glan- dulose
beneath. Fruit ovate-urceolate. Syn. Rosa Dicksoni. Lindl. in Trans, of Hort. Soc. v
. 7. 224. Borr. in Hook. Brit. Fl. 224. R. Dicksoniana. Lindl. Syn. Brit. 99. _ljL
NATIVE ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, Sir James Edward Smith, William Borrer, 1834
... dulose, coloured brmetea at the base. Calyx tubular, with appressed hairs,
resinoso- glandulose, teeth smooth, ovate, ciliated, nearly equal ; mouth closed
with an internal wary ring of prominent white hairs as long as the calyx-teeth.
Corolla ...
William Allport Leighton, 1841
5
Flora Edinensis: Or, A Description of Plants Growing Near ...
... cell containing 1 seed. — Poisonous. 27. RIBES. (Nat. Ord. Gbossulabi^e,
Hook. Scot. 2. p. 257.) 1. R. nigrum, thornless ; racemes pubescent, lax,
pendulous, with a simple flower-stalk at their base ; leaves punctato-glan- dulose
beneath.
Robert Kaye Greville, 1824
6
Flora Devoniensis: Or A Descriptive Catalogue of Plants ...
Root shoots curved ; prickles unequal, sometimes like bristles ; leants glan-
dulose, with divergent serratures ; calycine segments or sepals persistent ; disk
incrassated. CANINjE. Larger shoots curved ; prickles equal, hooked ; leafits not
...
John Pike Jones, J. F. Kingston, 1829
Sheree Yoon, Melanie Dulose, I am so lucky to have you both in my corner.
Michelle Venditti, for fantastic ideas and for being the binding that keeps us all on
the same page. My editor, Valerie Gray, for believing in me and helping my story
...
8
The British Flora: Comprising the Phaenogamous, Or Flowering ...
The turpentine scent perceptible in most of the glan- dulose-leaved roses is
powerful in this species. — The E. Sol. figure represents a stunted specimen. — If
the trivial name villosa be assigned to the Apple Pose of our gardens, R.
pomifera, ...
William Jackson Hooker, 1831
9
Flora Hibernica, Comprising the Flowering Plants, Ferns, ...
... this species. 4. R. Hibernicu, Sm. Irish Rose. Shoots and ramuli sparingly
setigerous ; prickles scattered, unequal, larger, somewhat falcate ; leaflets simply
serrated, hairy beneath, their disk eglan- dulose ; calyx pinnate ; fruit nearly
globular.
James Townsend MacKay, 1836
10
Geological Survey Professional Paper
In thin section, it is seen to be partly altered but, except for un- dulose extinction
of feldspars and quartz, it is not visibly deformed. The rock contains slightly
perthitic microcline, concentrically zoned plagioclase, dark- brown biotite, and
traces of ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1985
