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An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied ...
GOSSYPINE A precipitate from a tincture of the root-bark of Gas .\}'/u'un1 /
zerkacruru, recommended as an emmenagogue and diuretic. Dose, l to5 grains.
Unof. Gossypine (go:/-1))-2'») [gossy/n'urri, cotton]. In biol' ogy, cottony, flocculent.
George Milbry Gould, 1894
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Dictionnaire technologique français-anglais-allemand: ...
coppered indigo; shot; fickle colour, Schillerfarbe, f. fouille ; gorget, m. (men.),
moulding plane, Kehthobel, m. Gorgonelle (et. lin), Dutch cloth, holländ.
Leinwand. Gosier, m. (for . ), gullet of the bellows, ilals des Blasebalgs.
Gossypine, m. (chim.) ...
Alexandre Tolhausen, Louis Tolhausen, M. Gardissal (Durand), 1864
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Gray's Botanical Textbook: Structural botany
Glumella. Diminutive of gluma ; an inner or secondary glume. Glutinous (-0sus).
Covered with a sticky exudation. Go'nophore ( Gono'pliorum). A stipe which
elevates both stamens and pistil; 212. Gossypine (-inus). Cottony; flocculent. Gi'
dtills.
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Gray's Botanical Text-book
Glumella. Diminutive of gluma ; an inner or secondary glume. Glutinous (-osus).
Covered with a sticky exudation. Gonophore ( Gondphorum). A stipe which
elevates both stamens and pistil; 212. Gossypine (-inus). Cottony; flocculcnt.
Gruiilis.
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Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
describes the Brazilian women as wearing long garments of linen or ' Gossypine '
cloth, and their hammocks of network, also of cotton yarn, but is silent as to its
cultivation, and says nothing of its use in Chili. Bontius describes and figures a ...
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An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied ...
Gossypine (gos'alp-in) [gossypii-an, cotton]. ogy, cottony, flocculent. Gossypium (
gos-ip'-e-zcm) [L., cotton-tree: gen., Gossypii]. Cotton. The hairs of the seed of G.
lzerbacezcm. Freed from impurities and deprived of fatty matter, it becomes the ...
George Milbry Gould, 1903
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The Elements of Botany for Beginners and for Schools
Gossypine, cottony, flocculent. Gracilis, Latin for slender. Grain, see Caryopsis,
121. Gramineous, grass-like. Granular, composed of grains. Granule, a small
grain. Graveolent, heavy-scented. Griseous, gray or bluish-gray. Growth, 129.
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Introduction to Structural and Systematic Botany and ...
Glume: one of the busks or chaff of Grasses, &c., 4'J7. Glumel/e: an inner glume
or paltxi. Gluten, 197. Glutiue, 198. Gdnophore : a stalk elevating both stamens
and pistil, 267. Gooseberry, 421. Gossypine: cottony. Gourd (a pepo), 423.
Grafting ...
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Gossypium in Pre-Linnaean Literature
describes the Brazilian women as wearing long garments of linen or 'Gossypine'
cloth, and their hammocks of network, also of cotton yarn, but is silent as to its
cultivation, and says nothing of its use in Chili. Bontius describes and figures a ...
Arthur Harry Church, Humphrey John Denham, 1919
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Electropathy Philosophy (hindi)
Gopher-plant 1070 Gorse 2442 Gossypine 766 GOSSYPIUM 1222 GOSSYPIUM
ABSORBENS 1224 Gossypium herbaceum Linn 1222 Gotterbaum 160 Gouet a
trois feuilles 378 Gouet d'italie 376 Gout weed 116 Goveta dragon 374 Graine ...
