10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «TERNATELY»
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A compound leaf with only three leaflets is termed trifoliolate or ternately
compound. (A leaf with two orders of axes, each ternately compound, is termed
biternately compound. Further orders, e.g., triternately compound, can also occur.
) ...
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Aquatic and Wetland Plants of Southeastern United States: ...
The leaves alternate, blades pinnately veined, pinnately divided, or ternately to
pinnately compound. 8. Petals yellow. 8. Zizia 8. Petals white, greenish white, or
pinkish. 9. Stems more or less woolly; upper leaves with sheaths very broadly ...
Robert K. Godfrey, Jean W. Wooten, 2011
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Analytical Class-book of Botany: Designed for Academies and ...
Fruit dorsafly compressed, flat, with a broadiy winged margin. Leaves ternately
parted. 14. DatJtccs. Fruit oblong, not compressed, elothed with prickles in
separate rows. 15. Osmorniza. Fruit linear, ciavate, tapering at ba«e, with bristly
ribs. 16.
Frances Harriet Green, 1857
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A Manual of the Botany of the Northern United States: From ...
Perennials with 1-3- ternately compound leaves, and yellow or dark-purple
flowers. (Name a play upon that of the allied genus Thapsia, which was so called
because it was found on the island Thapsus.) * Dorsal icings of the frvit often ...
Asa Gray, William Starling Sullivant, 1848
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Guide to the Vascular Plants of the Blue Ridge
(Meadow Parsnip) 1 Stem leaves ternately decompound, the ultimate segments
narrowly lanceolate to linear; leaf sheaths essentially without a hyaline margin;
flowers creamy . . . T. pinnatifidum 1 Stem leaves trifoliolate, 1- or 2-pinnately ...
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A Flora of North America: Containing Abridged Descriptions ...
glabrous; stem simple, slender, often decumbent at the base and surculose;
radical leaves on slender petioles, ovate, cordate, acuminate, crenate-toothed,
sometimes ternately divided, with the lateral divisions small; cauline leaves
pinnately ...
John Torrey, Asa Gray, 1841
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The Jepson Manual: Vascular Plants of California
2luetkea 8 ́ St gen ascending to erect (prostrate in some Rubus); lvs simple to
compound, not ternately dissected 9. Hypanthium obconic to cup-shaped, rim
with hooked bristles; infl ± raceme ................... agriMonia 9 ́ Hypanthium gen ...
Bruce G. Baldwin, Douglas H. Goldman, 2012
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The Botanical Class-book, and Flora of Pennsylvania: ...
Smooth; leases 2 t0 3-ternately compound; the [сиг/1025 pinnate. 5 to 7, sharply
ont serrato, acute, pale beneath; petz'olßs much шпата; ín'vûluœls 8 to 10, very
short; fruit smooth. Meadows and fence rows; common. July, Aug. Stem З to 6 feet
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California Plant Families: West of the Sierran Crest and Deserts
recognition at a glance Herbaceous plants (often) with palmately lobed or
ternately compound leaves and flowers with numerous, spirally arranged
stamens and several separate pistils. vegetative features Herbaceous annuals,
perennials, ...
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Flowering Plants and Ferns of Arizona
Blades once pinnate, or the basal pinnae sometimes ternately cleft or divided at
base; rachises smooth 2. P. suksdorfiana. 3. Blades bipinnate nearly throughout;
rachises scabrous. 3. P. ATROPURPUREA. 2. Scales of rhizome bicolorous, i. e.,
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Thomas Henry Kearney, Robert Hibbs Peebles, 1942
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