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T H E BOTANICAL GAZETTE APRIL 1918 CARDUACEOUS SPECIES OF
PUCCINIA' I. SPECIES OCCURRING ON THE TRIBE VERNONIAE H. S. ]
AcKsoN This is the first of a proposed series of papers dealing with the species of
Puccinia ...
John Merle Coulter, M.S. Coulter, Charles Reid Barnes, 1918
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The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
THE Botanical Gazette APRIL ig18 CARDUACEOUS SPECIES OF PUCCINIA1 I.
SPECIES OCCURRING ON THE TRIBE VERNONIAE H. S. Jackson This is the
first of a proposed series of papers dealing with the species of Puccinia occurring
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John Merle Coulter, Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1918
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American Journal of Pharmacy
Znda, its original appellation, as the former was preoccupied by a genus of
Carduaceous plants. This uncertainty and confusion is remarkable, as the tree
appears have attracted the attention of travellers in no slight degree, from its
beauty and ...
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Posthumous Papers Bequeathed to the Honorable the East India ...
A tall Carduaceous tree with pink flowers was found in the swampy bottoms of the
valleys. About Syung, a seneciois tree foliis angustissimus. It is about this place
that the sides of the ravines become clothed with forest, and from this northward,
...
William Griffith, John McClelland, 1847
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Posthumous Papers Bequeathed to the Honorable the East India ...
In a Carduaceous genus, the stigmata might be described as linear subulate
scabrous, commencing from a hispid ring at the bifurcation of the style. PI. 30. —
Fig. S, h. 1, 1, stigmatic surface. This would not be the true structure, the real ...
William Griffith, John McClelland, 1847
A large group of carduaceous plants, of the true thistle tribe. It was formerly
identified with the old genus Cairn“,— a genus which modem botanists have
broken up, and distributed among the genera cirsium, leuzea, rhapontica,
silybum, and ...
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Posthumous papers bequeathed to the Honourable the East ...
In a Carduaceous genus, the stigmata might be described as linear subulate
scabrous, commencing from a hispid ring at the bifurcation of the style. PI. 30. —
Fig. 3, h. 1, 1, stigmatic surface. This would not be the true structure, the real ...
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A Portuguese-English Dictionary
carduaceous. cardulneo -nea (adj., Bot.) carduaceous. cardume (m.) shoal (of
fish); flock; throng, careacao (f.) = ACAREACAO. carear (v.t.) to win esteem,
respect, admiration, etc.; also = ACAREAR. careca (adj.) bald; (m.,/.) a bald
person; (/.) ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970
The Cardoon, or Chardoon (Cynara Cardunculus,L.) is a carduaceous perennial,
a native of the South of Europe and the North of Africa, closely resembling the
artichoke in appearance and properties. It has long been cultivated in gardens for
...
John Loudon, William Robinson, 2009
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Journal of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
By Gomez it was erected into a genus under the name of Joannesia, which,
however, was changed by A. Jussieu into that oljinda, its original appellation, as
the former was preoccupied by a genus of Carduaceous plants. This uncertainty
and ...
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, 1833
