10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «RHAMNACEOUS»
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Issues in Life Sciences: Botany and Plant Biology Research: ...
RHAMNACEOUS. AFFINITIES. FROM. THE. LATE. CRETACEOUS. (
MAASTRICHTIAN). OF. COLOMBIA. “Although Rhamnaceae are distributed
worldwide today, the former hypothesis for its Laurasian origins may need to be
reconsidered in ...
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The Journal of the Indian Botanical Society
Comparison was also made with Rhamnoxylon intertrappea which shows
resemblance with the present fossil wood in gross rhamnaceous characters but
differs in having long radial multiples of 10-18 vessels, homocellular rays, pitted
fibres ...
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Biological Nitrogen Fixation for the 21st Century
... Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, R. Saenz Pena 180, Bernal (1876),
Argentina Root nodule formation in the south American rhamnaceous shrub,
Discaha trinervis, was followed by microscopy of clarified entire roots, semithin
and ultrathin ...
Claudine Elmerich, Adam Kondorosi, William E. Newton, 1997
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Professional Paper - United States Geological Survey
Texture subcori- aceous. Midrib stout and prominent. Secondaries stout, six to
nine pairs, diverge from the midrib at irregular intervals at angles of about 45°,
camptodrome. Tertiaries thin, closely spaced, percurrent, typically rhamnaceous.
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1922
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Wooden Statues of the Old Kingdom: A Typological Study
Jujube is an Old World spiny rhamnaceous tree of the genus Ziziphus. g One
statue has been scientifically analysed as Jujube - Catalogue No. DIG, which is
in the Louvre. FOREIGN Ebony (hbny)w Dalbergia melanoxylon Guill. and Perr.
Julia Carol Harvey, Julie Abrams, 2001
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U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper
Texture subcori- aceous. Midrib stout and prominent. Secondaries stout, six to
nine pairs, diverge from the midrib at irregular intervals at angles of about 45°,
camptodrome. Tertiaries thin, closely spaced, percurrent, typically rhamnaceous.
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A History of British Cavalry 1816-1919: Volume 2: 1851-1871
... patrols, revealed that Tantia Topi's flank at Kunch could be turned. To effect this
Sir Hugh had to march his force a distance of. * Zicyphus nummularius: a spiny
rhamnaceous shrub used as fodder for goats and sheep, common in Indian ...
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A Comprehensive Etymological Dictionary of the Spanish ...
ramito m. small bouquet; sprig, twig. [Dim. of ramo.] ramiza f. branches cut off (
collect.). [From rama (1).] ramnáceo, cea a. (bot.) rhamnaceous, belonging to the
buckthorn family of plants. [L. rhamnus: the buckthorn <Gk. rhamnos: a pricky
shrub ...
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The Lower Eocene Floras of Southeastern North America
... eight pairs diverge from the midrib at angles of 25° to 40°, curve regularly
upward, and are camptodrome close to the margins. Tertiaries very thin and
close, percurrent, typically rhamnaceous, joined by numerous very thin nervilles,
forming ...
Edward Wilber Berry, 1916
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The Treasury of Botany
... marked bv having a. semimeinbranaceous calyx, small spreading petals, ten to
fifteen stamens, and a spherOIda] pome, crowned by the calyx The same name
has been given to a rhamnaceous shrub from Java, now referred to Goumim.
