КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «REPAND»
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An encyclopædia of plants;: comprising the description, ...
Leaves ovate repand upper entire, Flower* in umbek. 254^ Stem rounded villous.
Leaves ovate angular toothed villous hoary, Flowers in umbels % 4. Unarmed.
Leaves Quite entire. 2543 Stem shrubby, Branches powdery, Leaves oblong ...
John Claudius Loudon, Mrs. Loudon (Jane), George Don, 1836
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Encyclopaedia of Plants: Comprising the Specific Character, ...
2554 Leaves discolored the lower sinuate prickly u per entire unarmed, edunc.
few-flowered 2556 Stem unarmed, Leavts lanccolatc repand un ulatcsl acute
2556 Leaves lanceolate acuminate revolute on both sides at the base 2'67 Stem
...
John Claudius Loudon, 1872
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An Encyclopaedia of Plants
14475 Fronds deeply pinnatifld aucous : segments lanceolate acuminate repand
serrate, Sori in rows 14476 Fronds innate, Leaflets anceolate acuniinate repand
wavy distant 14477 Fronds nceolate entire smooth or somewhat scaly rigid erect
...
John Claudius Loudon, 1829
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A General System of Gardening and Botany: Containing a ...
Refrigerant, producing coolness. Reniform, kidney-shaped. Reniform-cordate,
between kidney-shaped and heart- shaped. Repand, a leaf having its margin
undulated and unequally dilated, is said to be repand. Repandly-angular, repand
and ...
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Vol. I. - Thalamiflorae
Repond, a leaf having its margin undulated and unequally dilated, is said to be
repand. Repamlly-angular, repand and angular. Repand-crl-nated, Repand-
serrated, Repand-toothed, Repandly-toothed, It'epandously-toothed, Rl'pellant,
that ...
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Loudon's Encyclopædia of Plants: Comprising the Specific ...
Peduncles few-flowered snort %S Lear« orate repand angular iraooth.
Peduncles l.flowcred cemuous, Berries torulose BJ3 Leave wate angular rcpand
smooth unequal at base, Pedunc. l.flowercd ccmuous, Berriee round Leares
oblong ...
John Claudius Loudon, Mrs. Loudon (Jane), George Don, 1872
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Flora of the British West Indian Islands
2-glandular at the base, concolor with wool, repand-entire, rarely denticulate,
longpetioled; glands* minute, stipitate; raceme terminal; seeds subtetragonal-
ovoid.-C. Richardi, W. .a form with the leaves rounded at the base.-A shrub, 2'-3'
high: ...
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New Flora and Botany of North America: Or a Supplemental ...
Leaves ovate and obovate obtuse repand, base obliquely cordate, smooth ;
flowers sessile clustered by 3 to 5, calix and fruit pubescent — the names of Tr. or
H. riparia or hyemalis, would have been better, since it only grows on the margins
of ...
Constantine Samuel Rafinesque, 1836
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An encyclopædia of plants: comprising the description, ...
14475 Fronds deeply pinnatifid glaucous : segments lanceolate acuminate
repand serrate, Sori in rows 14476 Fronds pinnate, Leaflets lanceolate
acuminate repand wary distant 14477 Fronds lanceolate entire smooth or
somewhat scaly rigid ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1829
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A new theoretical and practical grammar of the French tongue
Regular verbs terminating in andre, endre, erdre, ondre, and ordre, change re
into ant for the participle active, into u for the participle passive, into s for the
present of the indicative, and into is for the preterit definite; as, Repand-re,
repand-ant, ...
