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Customs Tariff and Tax Schedule of the People's Republic of ...
... clover Mats and seat mats of juncaceous, area >1m2, whether or not edged
4ABxy 12 ------Other mats, matting and screens, of Juncaceous, area>1m2,
whether or not edged 4ABxy 19 ------Other mats, matting and screens, of
Juncaceous, ...
1995; Thorne 2000), but morphological traits of Oxychloe are typically
juncaceous (Drabkova et al. 2003). The genus Prionium starts apart in many
characters, especially in its woody trunk and leaf anatomy (Cutler 1969; Munro
and Linder ...
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Microflora of soils in the northern and central USSR.
The bog peat soil had formed from the juncaceous peat on juncaceous and
juncaceous alder peat with 40 to 45% decomposition. Thus, the examined sod-
podzolic gleyey sod, and bog peat soils of the State crop-testing stations, located
in ...
Institut mikrobiologii (Akademii︠a︡ nauk SSSR), Evgeniĭ Nikolaevich Mishustin, 1972
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The Floriculture Magazine, and Miscellany of Gardening
Druui- mondii, B. R. 1925 Xerotes longifolia, B. R. 1839-3 A singular Juncaceous
plant, of no beauty. Auchusa versicolor, B. M. 3477 A very pretty species.
Antirrhinum glaudulosum, B. R. 1893 A curious plant, not without beauty.
Balsamina ...
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Hooker's Journal of Botany and Kew Garden Miscellany
Palmite, Palmiet, or Palmet, are names given to a very remarkable aquatic
Juncaceous plant (Juncus serratus, Linn.), having tall, thick, trunk-like stems,
broad, serrated, channelled leaves, from the centre of which rises the much-
branched ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1857
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Water Rights and Empowerment
According to their flora and terrain, we can distinguish between two types:
bofedales, predominantly juncaceous plants (rushes) and vegas, flat or rolling
grasslands (Castro-Lucic et al, 1993) such variables as their geographical
location, type ...
Rutgerd Boelens, Paul Hoogendam, 2002
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Flora of Syria, Palestine, and Sinai
QM. zulz. .4 to 1, glabrous; stems erect, juncaceous, alternately branched, loosely
panicled above. Upper stem-leaves reduced to short, ovate-triangular sheaths.
Umbels 2-6 rayed; bracts of involucre and involucel cad-umm, the latter ovate, ...
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Ol' Man River: Geo-Archaeological Aspects of Rivers and ...
The vegetation is represented by species of cespitose habit, mainly cypera-
ceous and juncaceous species and, in lesser proportion, gramineous and
leguminous species. The few shrub species include mainly Baccharis racemosa
and ...
Frank Vermeulen, Sarah Deprez, Devi Taelman, 2009
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Landmarks of Botanical History
We are sure, then, that this assemblage of the Calamodes embraced all true
grasses, all sedges, besides the juncaceous, typhaceous, sparganiaceous plants
, and palms. It will be observed that all are monocotyledonous; that the group ...
Edward Lee Greene, Frank N. Egerton, 1983
This formation might ñtly be designated as the Southern Juncaceous formation.
This rush also forms the great bulk of the vegetation of the extensive saline
marshes lining the shore, which at low tide are above water and which by their
position ...
