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surculoso-caespitosus, humilis, glaber; foliis linearibus vel surculorum lineari-
spathulatis eximie setoso-ciliatis, ramorum brevissimis ; ramulis fastigiatis
monocephalis ; involucri turbinati squamis pluriserialibus oblongis acutis
chartaceis ...
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The botany of the Antarctic voyage of H.M. discovery ships ...
Radix subfusiformis, elongata, obliqua, hie illic fibrosa, superne punctis elevatis
copiosis cicatricata ; collo rigide setoso e reliquiis foliorum emortuorum, et non
raro surculoso ; surculis (an scapis abortivis ?) ramos simu- lantibus simplicibus
2 ...
Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, 1844
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Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge
surculoso-caespitosus, humilis, glaber ; foliis linearibus vel surculorum lineari-
spathulatis eximie setoso-ciliatis, ramorum brevissimis ; ramulis fastigiatis
monocephalis ; involucri turbinati squamis pluriserialibus oblongis acutis
chartaceis ...
Smithsonian Institution, 1853
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Neumann and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Si}rculo, sm. Single stem of a tree or plant without branches. Surculoso, sa, a.
Applied to a plant which haB only one stem. Surgente, pa. Surging, salient.
Suroioero, sm. Road, port, anchoring-place. Surgidor, sm. He who anchors.
Surgir, va. 1.
Henry Neumann, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1839
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Botanical Contributions: Pamphlet Volume Consisting of ...
Surculoso-repens ; foliis oblongo-linearibus parce denticulatis ; pedicellis
filiformibus elongatis ; petalis oblongo- ovatis ; stylo brevissimo. — Giles County,
Virginia, on a bluff at the " New River White Sulphur Springs," William M. Canby.
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Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge
surculoso-caespitosus, humilis, glaber; foliis linearibus vel surculorum lineari-
spathulatis eximie setoso-ciliatis, ramorum brevissimis; ramulis fastigiatis
monocephalis; involucri turbinati squamis pluriserialibus oblongis acutis
chartaceis ; ligulis ...
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A Natural Arrangement of British Plants: According to Their ...
rubiginosa, 570, 571. — S.ibini, 568. — sarmeotacea, 572. — scabriurcula, 569.
— spinossima, 567. — stylosn, 574. — suavifolia, 571. Rosa surculoso, 573. —
sylvestris, 570 — 574. — systyla, 574. — tomentosa, 570. — villosa, 568—570.
Samuel Frederick Gray, 1821
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Botany of the Antarctic voyage of H. M. discovery ships, ...
Radix subfusiformis, elongata, obliqua, hic illic fibrosa, superne punctis elevatis
copiosis cicatricata ; collo rigide setoso e reliquiis foliorum emortuorum, et non
raro surculoso ; surculis (an scapis abortivis ?) ramos simu- lantibus simplicibus
2 ...
Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, 1847
... R. inundatu». 10. Ranunculus inconspicuus (Hook, fil.); pusillus, glaberrimus v.
petiolis pedunculisque pilosis, caule repente v. surculoso, foliis omnibus
radicnlibus longe petiolatis trilobis tripartitisve, lobis cuneatis 3-fidis, segmentis
acutis ...
Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, Erebus (Ship), Sir James Clark Ross, 1860
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Surculo, sm. Single stein of a tree or plant without branches. Surculoso, sa, a.
Applied to a plant which has only one stem. Siirgente, pa. Surging, salient.
Surgidero, sm. Road, port, anchoring-place. Surgidor, mm. He who anchors.
Surgfr, va.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1837
