10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «VITÉLLUS»
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vitéllus in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
vitéllus and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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An Encyclopaedia of Agriculture ... Including ... ... - Pagina 1275
Vine: Elie, his work on agriculture, page 121-1. A. b. 1697. Vineyards of the Jews, 21. Virtues of plants, changed by cultivation, 162). Vitality of vegetables, 1656. Vitéllus of plants, 1345. Vitriol, as a manure 2300. Voght, Baron von, his work on ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1835
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Invertebrate animals. Botany: the natural history of ... - Pagina 156
VITAL AIK. — A term applied to oxygen gus, from its being indispensable to the maintenance of life VITA'TA. — Lat. Avoided, shunned. Specific nam* of a fly. MIMBRANH. — The deli- cate tissue which envelopes the yolk of an egg. VITE'LLUS.
William Samuel Waithman Ruschenberger, 1871
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Informatorium of verklaer-boeck over het Theatrum ... - Pagina 225
Uíuráiius úterus J Vallus Vanellus Van nus Ventrículos Ventils Veredárius Veredüs Vertagus Veftiáriuí yicáriuí Vicinus Vicus Vídulus Viduus Villas Vifcus Vitéllus Vitriárins Vttricus Vítulos Vulgus Zelus Zcphyrus Zoaários dwingtUndt de navel ...
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Lexicon Medicum: or, Medical Dictionary ... Fourth edition - Pagina 1363
Vitalba. See Clematis vitalha. VITE'LLINE. (Vitellinus, from vilellus, the yolk of an egg.) Ofa colour which is yellow, verging to orange. VITE'LLUS. because the life of the chick is in it.) yolk of an egg. See 01mm. 2. In Botany, applied, by Gzertner, ...
Robert HOOPER (M.D.), Klein Grant, 1839
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Dialect Boundaries and the Question of Franco-Provençal - Pagina 76
4.21 Location of Isoglosses Map 4-7 shows that intervocalic T was lost in the area north of Isogloss 1, although the isoglosses for éternuer – STERNUTARE and veau – VITÉLLUS are different from those of the other items. In Eastern France ...
The a. vitéllus is interior as an aliment. species we have no experience, nor can we find any account. Many or" the squirrels are eaten, and some of them have been reckoned a delicate food, particularly that which in the arctic regions is styled ...
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A Lexicon of Terms Used in Natural History: Prepared for ... - Pagina 156
Vital air. — A term applied to oxygen gas, from its being indispensable to' the maintenance of life. Vita'ta — Lat. Avoided, shunned. Specific name of a fly. Vite'lline memrrane. — The delicate tissue which envelopes the yolk of an egg. Vite'llus.
William Samuel Waithman Ruschenberger, 1850
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Compendium Latino-Hispanum - Pagina 1105
Mas ; Vitéllus : El pollo en yema. Vitex, icis , f. g. Cierto árbol , que en las hojas se parece al olivo ; bueno para conservar la castidad. Graecè Ag- non, id est Castum. Vitiligo , inis , f. g. Enfermedad de ronchas como lepra , sembradas por todo ...
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A Dictionary of Science, Literature, & Art: Comprising the ...
physiologist calls a vital fluid. The milk-Teeaels of spurges are vital vessels. VITE'LLUS. In Botany, a name given to the fleshy sac that IB sometimes present In seeds ; interposed between the albumen and the embryo, and enveloping the latter ...
William Thomas Brande, 1842
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Wörterbuch der Zoologie: Tiernamen, allgemeinbiologische, ...
Vitellinmembran, lat. vitellus, -i, m., der Eidotter; die aus Proteinen gebildete azelluläre Membran um Eizellen. vitéllus, -i, m., lat., der Dotter. Vitelloduct, m., lat. ductus, -us, m., der Gang; Ausleitungsgang des Vitellariums. Vombátus Vombátus ...
Achim Paululat, Günter Purschke, 2011
