10 LIBRI IN PORTOGHESE ASSOCIATI CON «TRICAPSULAR»
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Materia medica or A new description of the virtues and ...
Its Generical Mark It is a tricapsular Plant, with tetrapetalous Flowers. N. B. All
Plants having tuberose Roots, arid Which are tricapsular are aromatick. 45.
Galanga minor ; Leffer Galingal. I T agrees with the former both in Taste, Smell,
Analysis, ...
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Lectures on the Materia Medica Etc. Published from the ...
Cardamomum minus Boy/'ii 127. R.H. 1204. Elettari, 2. H. Il/Ial. xi. 9. The (smallz
or) common Cardamoms.-These are small, brown, angular grains, ofa very hot
spicy ta'sie, and aromatic smell; contained in little triangular and tricapsular pods,
...
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Lectures on the Materia Medica: Containing the Natural ...
Thèse are small, brown, angular grains, osa very hot spicy taste, and aromatic
smell; contained in littlc triangular and tricapsular pods, of a whitiíh or pale colour.
They are brought from Malabar, and other places of the East-Indies. " ît " grows in
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Charles Alston, J. Bell ((Edimburgo)), John Hope, 1770
The Tricapsulares Tr icoceæ, viz. the Ri- cinus and Tithymals, answer the Title
well enough ; but why the Quadricapsulares, &c. and the Leguminosæ, should
interpose betwixt these and the other Tricapsular Fruits, I do not understand : but
...
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(Cp. lat. tricameratus) *Tricana*, f.* Espécie de burel antigo. Saia dêsse tecido.
Rapariga do povooudocampo; camponesa. *Tricanto*,m. Gênerodeplantas
gesneriáceas.(Dogr. trix, trikhos + anthos) *Tricapsular*, adj. Bot. Que temtrês
capsulas.
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
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Novo diccionario francez-portuguez
(tri- fcapculér) tricapsular Tt.icenaire, adj. 2 gen. eccl. (triceiiére) Iri- cenario.
Tricknnales , s. m. pi. (triccnàle) tricennacs iespaco de trinta-annos). t Tricéfhale,
adj. 2 gen. (tricefàïe) trice- pbalo , a (corn 1res cabecas). Tricefs , s. e adj. m. lat.
anal, ...
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A Grammar of Botany, Illustrative of Artificial, as Well as ...
The remainder, Hedera, Wtis, and Cissus, are proposed in the manuscript of
Linnaeus to be transferred to his 34th Order, Cucurbitacew, but he remarks that
their fruit is not tricapsular, or trilocular. The tendrils and foliage may possibly
have led ...
James Edward Smith, Antoine Laurent de Jussieu, 1821
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The Edinburgh encyclopaedia, conducted by D. Brewster
While he was in the seventh class, of those which have a tricapsular, France, he
made several botanical journies through or three-celled fruit, and six petals, as
the liliaceous, different parts of that country at the expence of his or bulbous
rooted ...
Edinburgh encyclopaedia, sir David Brewster, 1830
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Institutes of botany: containing accurate, compleat and easy ...
The seventh class contains plants with six petals- and a tricapsular fruit, by which
the author means a single capsule with three internal cavities or cells. All the
liliaceous or bulbous-rooted plants are referred to this division. A variety of plants
...
Colin Milne, Carl von Linné, 1771
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A Synopsis of British Plants, in Mr. Ray's Method, with ...
Dry seed-vessels, according to the number of cells into which they are divided,
are called unicapsular, bicapsular, tricapsular, tetracap- sular, pentacapsular, e.
seed-vessels ' having one, two, three, four, or five cells, &c. Carina. See Flower:.
