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Scottish Cryptogamic Flora - Pagina lxvii
Portion of thefrond, to shorv the rdiculatcd struc/ure. Fig. б. Transverse slice of the frond, to show the internal cellular mass, turgíd шт gelatinous fluid:magnified. v4.1) TORTULA RIGIDA. Rigid-leaved Screw-Moss. ' И GENERIC CHARACTER.
Robert Kaye Greville,
1828
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Water-in-Plants Bibliography: References no. 1–979/ABD — ZUB
Nauka, Leningrad 1975. BOGGES, S.F., ASPINALL, D., PALEG, L.G.: Apparenf feedback inhíbífion of proline synlhesis in Turgíd leaves and ?he effecf of waler Siress, - Plan? Physiol. 56 (Suppl.): 21, 1975. BOKHARI, U.G., SINGH, J,S., SMITH, ...
J. Pospísilová, J. Solárová,
2012
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The Lichen-flora of Great Britain, Ireland, and the ... - Pagina xxvii
Frm'formí-turgíd, swollen into а. spindle-shaped form . Gelatin/L lig/manca, a7 gelatinous substance surrounding the asci and paraphyses, which becomes tinged blue or vinousred or without reaction on the ap lication of un aqueous solution of ...
William Allport Leighton,
1872
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The Musci and Hepaticae of the United States East of the ... - Pagina 71
Europ.ll[aín stems prostrate, irregularly branched, ascending: leaves сагу/{па from orbiculor to elongated-lanceolate, shortly unícostate or absolutely bicostate ; cellules oblong m' linear : capsule turgíd-ovate or oblong, сегnuous : operculum ...
William Starling Sullivant,
1856
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The Student's Flora of the British Islands - Pagina 407
Perzgynia elliptic-ovoid, turgíd, spreading, pale, much larger than the pale brown glumes. Fruit ferruginous, lenticular.-DISTRIB. Scandinavia (Arctic), Italy, Turkey, Germany, Siberia, N .W. India, N. America, S. Chili. 6. с. divi'sa, Hurts.; slender, ...
Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker,
1870
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Sweet's Hortus Britannicus - Pagina 34
Sck. (ye.) sweet-scented. ........ 1826. _ H. Q. SIN`APIS. DC. Мизтмш. Tetradynamia Siliquosa. L. 1 nìgra. Dc. (ye.) common. Britain. . . . . 4. 8. H. Q. Eng. bot. 969. [3 torulòsa. Dc. (ye.) twisted-padded. _- ~ H® у túrgidu. Dc. (yang turgíd-podded. т ...
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Flora Capensis - Pagina 56
... rather short, umbellate or subracemose, many-liowered; bracts leaflike, lanceolate, longer than the pedicel, or sometimes equalling the flowers 3 calyx-lobes subulate, longer than. the tube; legume turgíd, not twice as long as the calyx.
William H. Harvey, Otto Wilhelm Sonder,
2014
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Illustrated Flora of the Pacific States: Washington, ... - Pagina 239
Draba. Flowers yellow; pods turgíd. 38. Camelina. Pods indehiscent. Flowers yellow; pods strongly reticulated, not winged. 39. Миши. Flowers white; pods not strongly reticulated. Pods not winged. Pods 1seeded, not twisted. 41. Athyxanur.
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A Greek and English Dictionary, Comprising All the Words ...
or rise in waves,- т be turgíd or bombastin. 'Yrorůrrrw, fr. same,and eúirrm to bend) to . fl down, stoop unrler ; ta croudi, yield, submit to. 'Yrroxuooaplvm for bnnxvoapŕvn, l a. par. mid. fem. of 'Yrroxìlm f. -ötmn (Гг. {nrò redund. and xiîw lo carry in ...
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Oeuvres de Maître François Rabelais, publiées sous le ... - Pagina 62
Bagumamùhsm vague 'uesîca [ami turgíd-c Ô' rapide *nemo J que cum puncto 4cm Pesfflfft sieur , níhil aliud faciunr quam cri-Firm” dd fuiendum riders puma: , dit l'Antichopin , pag. 24. Ainsi on voit qu'ici Rabelais en veut d'un côte' àla Glose ...