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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «EARLIKE»
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CRC World Dictionary of Grasses: Common Names, Scientific ...
Perennial, robust, woody, shrubby, rhizomatous, inflorescence paniculate open,
glumes longer than sterile lemmas, sterile lemmas usually mucronate, earlike
appendages at the base of the second sterile lemma, growing between rocks, in
dry ...
Umberto Quattrocchi, 2006
I. wallichiana. 3a. Leaf sheaths without earlike flaps at the apices; peduncles
short, to 4cm long; fruits with ... I. bicornis. 3b. Leaf sheaths with 2 short, earlike
flaps at the apices; peduncles elongate, to 30cm long; fruits rounded at the
apices .
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Nelumbonaceae to Vitaceae: Water Lotuses to Grapes
An earlike lobe. Auriculate. Bearing an earlike process. Awn. A bristle usually
terminating a structure. Axillary. Borne from an axil. Beard. A tuft of stiff hairs.
Berry. A type of fruit where the seeds are surrounded only by fleshy material.
Bidentate.
Robert H. Mohlenbrock, 2010
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Flora Of Eastern Saudi Arabia
О 18. Anastatica L. Small, stellate-pubescent annual with simple leaves. Flowers
small, white, nearly sessile, with inner sepals non-saccate at base. Fruit an
indurating, small thick silicle with 2 rounded, earlike appendages at apex. Seeds
4.
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A Dictionary of Entomology
AURICULATE Adj. (Latin, auricula I small ear + -atus - adjectival suffix.) 1. Ear-
like in shape or form. Descriptive of organisms with an earlike appendage. 2.
Descriptive of Antennae in which basal segment distended into a concave, plate-
like ...
6
Forest and Shade Trees of Iowa
Leaves sparsely to densely hairy beneath (seen with magnifying glass): 10
Leafblades 2 1/2 to 5 inches long with 2 small, earlike projections at base; acorns
with stalks longer than leafpetioles; cultivated tree: English oak, Q. robur
Leafblades ...
Peter J. van der Linden, Donald R. Farrar, 2011
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A Field Guide to Southwestern and Texas Wildflowers
EARED ORCHID Habenarin breeifotia Note the short, earlike, green leaf bracts,
as long as each flower. Spam about 2 times longer than the triangular lip petal,
Short, earlike stem leaves. 10-50 cm. Damp to dry pine woods. Moantains.
Theodore F. Niehaus, Roger Tory Peterson, 1998
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Handbook of Alabama Archaeology: Part I Point Types
Auricle—applied to the earlike parts of a projectile point. Auriculate—having
auricles or earlike parts. See Fig. 3338 & 63. Autotype (G)—a specimen not
belonging to the primary material but identified with an already
describedandnamedtype ...
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Acanthaceae to Myricaceae: Water Willows to Wax Myrtles
Lying flat against the surface. Arcuate. Curving. Areole. A small area between
leaf veins. Aristate. Bearing an awn. Articulated. Jointed. Attenuate. Gradually
becoming narrowed. Auricle. An earlike lobe. Auriculate. Bearing an earlike
process.
Robert H. Mohlenbrock, 2008
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Miscellaneous Publication
Assurgent: Ascending, especially when rising by curving obliquely upwards.
Attenuate: Long or slender tapering ; becoming slender or very narrow. Auricled:
Having auricles, or small earlike appendages or lobes, usually at the base. (Fig.
7.) ...
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «EARLIKE»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
earlike no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Soon, Your Doctor Could Print a Human Organ on Demand
Peering through the glass case, I could see the scaffold coming into being by degrees—small, delicate, extremely earlike. Because the process would take hours ... «Smithsonian, abr 15»
Six Philippine scops owls born at Prague zoo
The pointy earlike feathers of Philippine scops owls are particularly long. The birds live alone or in pairs and permanent nest in cavities. «Prague Post, abr 15»
Forests of rare coral discovered off South Florida
He saw reef croakers, fireworms and sea hares (a type of mollusk named for two earlike appendages). He saw threespot damselfish, which ... «Sun Sentinel, dez 14»
Never seen an owl? Four live ones are coming to Lancaster for …
The largest of North American owls, great horned owls are so-named for their long, earlike tufts of hair. They are the owls most found in ... «LancasterOnline, nov 14»
Heart history is a key factor
In considering anticoagulation, the main issue relates to prevention of clots from the left atrial appendage (clots form in an 'earlike structure' ... «Irish Medical Times, set 14»
Biotechnology to the Rescue
Spector's team has also invented a way to print ears from 3-D photos, using a protein-based gel that hardens into an earlike structure. «U.S. News & World Report, set 14»
Great horned owl released in Norfolk after rehabilitation
The great horned owl is known for its long, earlike tufts, intimidating yellow-eyed stare and deep hooting voice, according to the Cornell Lab of ... «Attleboro Sun Chronicle, ago 14»
Bird survey in Kollam records a 'first'
It gets its name from the two erect earlike tufts of feathers on its head, behind the eyes. The Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary is rich in biodiversity ... «The Hindu, mar 14»
Unusual Offshore Octopods: The `Dumbo' Octopus Swims with Fins …
These octopods from the genus Grimpoteuthis are so named for their prominent, unusual earlike fins that they use to help them swim ... «Scientific American, abr 13»
Unusual Octopods: A Flapjack Devilfish Octopus [Video]
These cirrate octopuses (in the suborder cirrina), with their earlike fins and relatively simple arms, might be the relics of the octopus family. «Scientific American, mar 13»
