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RMPFJJDP–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture : comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening; Horticulture; Horticulture; Horticulture. Branches andnJai-, often nearly covered with roots: areolteJioUowedj Brandies flat, rarely triangular, crenafe or serrate, with middle- and usually side-ribs; rarely setulose: fls. yellow or yellowish...! grandiSlora Cassytha virgata ianthotliele trigona paradoxa penta
RMPFH2XY–. The Danish Ingolf-Expedition. Scientific expeditions; Arctic Ocean. STVLASTERIDAE The Stylasteridae of the North Atlantic. Pliobothrus Pourtales The colonies are branched fan-shaped, often with dichotomonsly divided brandies and branchlets. The gasteropores and dactylopores open irregularly over the surface of the colony and are not collected into cyclic systems. The dactylopores open out on the top of lower or higher tubular projections. The gasteropores are of varying depth, sometimes closed below by one or more tabulae; both the gasteropores and dactylopores sometimes open without distinc
RMPG2XBM–. The natural history of plants. Botany. NATURAL HISTORY OF PLANTS. bears five alternipetalous glands. The gynseceum is free,;superior,, formed of an ovary witli five cells, superposed to tlie petals, sur- mounted by a style wbicli above separates into five brandies stig-, matiferous within. In the internal angle of each, cell there is a longitudinal placenta supporting two ovules. These are collateral Geraniwn sanguineum.. Fig. 8. Flower.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of t
RMPFKG1Y–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches, and a synopsis of the vegetable kingdom. Gardening -- Dictionaries; Plants -- North America encyclopedias. 1758 SYMPHORICARPOS SYMPLOCOS. Eastern N. A. B.B. 3:235.-A smooth shrub with slen- der brandies usually bending under its load of berries. Var. paucifldrus, Robbins, is of smaller growth and has fewer fruits. Mn. 2, p
RMPFM4KX–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. EUPHORBIA EUPHORBIA 563 CO. Brandies flesliy, a spine on each side of every leaf or leaf-scar, in a few the leaf transformed into a third thorn between them. D. Podaria [the projectioyis hearing leaves and spines) distinct: branches cylindrical or obsoletely angled. 8. splSndens, Bojer. CKO^TN of Thorns. Fig. 7
RMPFM2C8–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. 1066. Habit of the false Shaebark. H. glabra, var. microcarpa. 'BB. Buds large,yi-lin. long: nut angled; Teernel sweet c. Bark not shaggy: brandies and petioles tomentose: outer hud-scales fulling in autumn: husk not separating quite to the base. filba, Britt. [Carya tomentosa, Nutt. Not to be con- founded with
RMPFKG1T–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches, and a synopsis of the vegetable kingdom. Gardening -- Dictionaries; Plants -- North America encyclopedias. Eastern N. A. B.B. 3:235.-A smooth shrub with slen- der brandies usually bending under its load of berries. Var. paucifldrus, Robbins, is of smaller growth and has fewer fruits. Mn. 2, p. 10. B.B. 3:236. bb. Stamens a
RMPG3XRT–. The fruits and fruit trees of America : or, The culture, propagation and management, in the garden and orchard, of fruit trees generally, with descriptions of all the finest varieties of fruit, native and foreign, cultivated in this country . Fruit-culture; Fruit. 868 THE PLUM. Prune d'Agen. Nois. Robe de Sergent. Agen Datte. St. Maurin. Prune de Brignole, {of some.) A foreign variety of excellent quality. Tree of moderate growth ; brandies smooth, very productive. Fruit medium size, oval, slightly necked, suture small. Skin violet purple, covered with a thick bloom and numerous small dots.
RMPFKFN6–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. 1514 RHIPSALIS EHIPSALIS BB. The bra n che s alike all AA. JBranches angular: fls. and fr, not immersed. AAA. Brandies angular, often n e a, r I y covered with roots: areolcehollowedj the ft. and fr. im- mersed, with copious bristles 11. 12. A.AAA. Branches flat, rarely triangular, crenate or serrate, with midd
![. Report of the Canadian Arctic Expedition 1913-18. Scientific expeditions. A Icyonaria G 49 same as G. fruticosa is incorrect. The type was taken by the "Blake" in 1186 fathoms, off Deleware, only one specimen was then found. It was taken by the "Albatross" and the "Blake" off New Jersey and Delaware, in 1186 to 1917 fathoms, and off Georges Bank in 858 fathoms, in 1883. Common in the deeper stations.. Fig. 13. Gersemia longiflora Verrill. Typo, a, one of the brandies, enlarged about twice; b, one of the polyps, more enlarged; c, some of the spicules. It is possi Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PG3FF2/report-of-the-canadian-arctic-expedition-1913-18-scientific-expeditions-a-icyonaria-g-49-same-as-g-fruticosa-is-incorrect-the-type-was-taken-by-the-quotblakequot-in-1186-fathoms-off-deleware-only-one-specimen-was-then-found-it-was-taken-by-the-quotalbatrossquot-and-the-quotblakequot-off-new-jersey-and-delaware-in-1186-to-1917-fathoms-and-off-georges-bank-in-858-fathoms-in-1883-common-in-the-deeper-stations-fig-13-gersemia-longiflora-verrill-typo-a-one-of-the-brandies-enlarged-about-twice-b-one-of-the-polyps-more-enlarged-c-some-of-the-spicules-it-is-possi-PG3FF2.jpg ". Report of the Canadian Arctic Expedition 1913-18. Scientific expeditions. A Icyonaria G 49 same as G. fruticosa is incorrect. The type was taken by the "Blake" in 1186 fathoms, off Deleware, only one specimen was then found. It was taken by the "Albatross" and the "Blake" off New Jersey and Delaware, in 1186 to 1917 fathoms, and off Georges Bank in 858 fathoms, in 1883. Common in the deeper stations.. Fig. 13. Gersemia longiflora Verrill. Typo, a, one of the brandies, enlarged about twice; b, one of the polyps, more enlarged; c, some of the spicules. It is possi Stock Photo")
RMPG3FF2–. Report of the Canadian Arctic Expedition 1913-18. Scientific expeditions. A Icyonaria G 49 same as G. fruticosa is incorrect. The type was taken by the "Blake" in 1186 fathoms, off Deleware, only one specimen was then found. It was taken by the "Albatross" and the "Blake" off New Jersey and Delaware, in 1186 to 1917 fathoms, and off Georges Bank in 858 fathoms, in 1883. Common in the deeper stations.. Fig. 13. Gersemia longiflora Verrill. Typo, a, one of the brandies, enlarged about twice; b, one of the polyps, more enlarged; c, some of the spicules. It is possi
RMPG1YH1–. Plant studies; an elementary botany. Botany. SHOOTS 73 leaves that no peculiar stem tyjie is developed. In tlie pines scale leaves are found abundantly on tlie stems wliicti are developed for foliage purposes. In fact, the main stem axes of pines bear only scale leaves, while short spur-lil^e brandies bear the characteristic needles, or foliage leaves, but the form of the stem is controlled by the needs of tlie foliage. Some very distinct tyjies of scale-bearing stems may be noted. 50. The bud type. —In this case the nodes bearing the leaves remain close together, not sepa- rating, as is nec
RMPG3TJ2–. Nature-study; a manual for teachers and students. Nature study. TREES 3^9 top each other. The one that succeeds will get most light, and therefore grow the best. In the forest the lower branches of the trees are killed by the shade of other trees, and in time they fall off. The wound left by the branch, the knot hole, generally heals over with a new layer of wood and bark. In the forest the lower branches may not be within thirty. Fig. 158. An Open Grove of Hard Maples. (The trees have rounded crowns, low brandies.) or forty feet of the ground, while in the open the same tree would have had
![. The book of the garden. Gardening. THE FILBERT. 565 pruuer is to have the brandies thickly beset with fruitful spurs, and which are only reduced in length when, after a few years' growth, they become too distant from the branch, when they are cut back to a healthy spur behind."â Bogbbs, p. 157. The following sorts are the most valuable :â Cob nut.âFruit short ovate, and shghtly com- pressed; size large; husk hispid; shell thick and hard. Trees upright in growth. Synonyms âBarcelona of some, Prolific, Ihoarf prolific, Glasgow prolific, Pearson's prolific, JDownton large, Large cob of som Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PG3EJ1/the-book-of-the-garden-gardening-the-filbert-565-pruuer-is-to-have-the-brandies-thickly-beset-with-fruitful-spurs-and-which-are-only-reduced-in-length-when-after-a-few-years-growth-they-become-too-distant-from-the-branch-when-they-are-cut-back-to-a-healthy-spur-behindquot-bogbbs-p-157-the-following-sorts-are-the-most-valuable-cob-nutfruit-short-ovate-and-shghtly-com-pressed-size-large-husk-hispid-shell-thick-and-hard-trees-upright-in-growth-synonyms-barcelona-of-some-prolific-ihoarf-prolific-glasgow-prolific-pearsons-prolific-jdownton-large-large-cob-of-som-PG3EJ1.jpg ". The book of the garden. Gardening. THE FILBERT. 565 pruuer is to have the brandies thickly beset with fruitful spurs, and which are only reduced in length when, after a few years' growth, they become too distant from the branch, when they are cut back to a healthy spur behind."â Bogbbs, p. 157. The following sorts are the most valuable :â Cob nut.âFruit short ovate, and shghtly com- pressed; size large; husk hispid; shell thick and hard. Trees upright in growth. Synonyms âBarcelona of some, Prolific, Ihoarf prolific, Glasgow prolific, Pearson's prolific, JDownton large, Large cob of som Stock Photo")
RMPG3EJ1–. The book of the garden. Gardening. THE FILBERT. 565 pruuer is to have the brandies thickly beset with fruitful spurs, and which are only reduced in length when, after a few years' growth, they become too distant from the branch, when they are cut back to a healthy spur behind."â Bogbbs, p. 157. The following sorts are the most valuable :â Cob nut.âFruit short ovate, and shghtly com- pressed; size large; husk hispid; shell thick and hard. Trees upright in growth. Synonyms âBarcelona of some, Prolific, Ihoarf prolific, Glasgow prolific, Pearson's prolific, JDownton large, Large cob of som
![. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 712 THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. Ramus Supeeficialis Nervi Radialis. The superficial ramus (O.T. radial nerve) tribution. Arising in the hollow of the elbow Kadial nerve Superficial ramus Deep ramus Deep ramus -â Muscular brandies to superficial muscles Dorsal interosseous artery " Dorsal interosseous nerve f Muscular branch to abductor pollicis longus .J-f IJflllgM Muscular branch to extensor pollicis longus Ar0Jr!Iff*' Muscular branch to extensor indicis proprius â¢âff"»Vj Muscular branch to extensor pollicis brevis Terminal brancli to carpal Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFYAK7/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-712-the-nervous-system-ramus-supeeficialis-nervi-radialis-the-superficial-ramus-ot-radial-nerve-tribution-arising-in-the-hollow-of-the-elbow-kadial-nerve-superficial-ramus-deep-ramus-deep-ramus-muscular-brandies-to-superficial-muscles-dorsal-interosseous-artery-quot-dorsal-interosseous-nerve-f-muscular-branch-to-abductor-pollicis-longus-j-f-ijflllgm-muscular-branch-to-extensor-pollicis-longus-ar0jr!iff-muscular-branch-to-extensor-indicis-proprius-ffquotvj-muscular-branch-to-extensor-pollicis-brevis-terminal-brancli-to-carpal-PFYAK7.jpg ". Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 712 THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. Ramus Supeeficialis Nervi Radialis. The superficial ramus (O.T. radial nerve) tribution. Arising in the hollow of the elbow Kadial nerve Superficial ramus Deep ramus Deep ramus -â Muscular brandies to superficial muscles Dorsal interosseous artery " Dorsal interosseous nerve f Muscular branch to abductor pollicis longus .J-f IJflllgM Muscular branch to extensor pollicis longus Ar0Jr!Iff*' Muscular branch to extensor indicis proprius â¢âff"»Vj Muscular branch to extensor pollicis brevis Terminal brancli to carpal Stock Photo")
RMPFYAK7–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 712 THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. Ramus Supeeficialis Nervi Radialis. The superficial ramus (O.T. radial nerve) tribution. Arising in the hollow of the elbow Kadial nerve Superficial ramus Deep ramus Deep ramus -â Muscular brandies to superficial muscles Dorsal interosseous artery " Dorsal interosseous nerve f Muscular branch to abductor pollicis longus .J-f IJflllgM Muscular branch to extensor pollicis longus Ar0Jr!Iff*' Muscular branch to extensor indicis proprius â¢âff"»Vj Muscular branch to extensor pollicis brevis Terminal brancli to carpal
![. Plant studies; an elementary botany. Botany. THE GKEAT Gli(.)UPS OF AUiM '2rA. feet long, M'liose stalk develops root-like holdfasts (Fig. 218). The largest body is developed by tin Antarctic Lkmiliaria form, which rises to the surface from a sloping bottom with a floating thallus six hundred to nine hundred feet long. Other forms rise from the sea bottom like trees, with thick trunks, numerous brandies, and leaf-like ai^peudages. The common Fiiriis, or " rock weed," is rib- bon-form and constantly branches by forking at the tip (Fig. 219). This method of branching is called diclio Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PG3D5E/plant-studies-an-elementary-botany-botany-the-gkeat-gliups-of-auim-2ra-feet-long-mliose-stalk-develops-root-like-holdfasts-fig-218-the-largest-body-is-developed-by-tin-antarctic-lkmiliaria-form-which-rises-to-the-surface-from-a-sloping-bottom-with-a-floating-thallus-six-hundred-to-nine-hundred-feet-long-other-forms-rise-from-the-sea-bottom-like-trees-with-thick-trunks-numerous-brandies-and-leaf-like-aipeudages-the-common-fiiriis-or-quot-rock-weedquot-is-rib-bon-form-and-constantly-branches-by-forking-at-the-tip-fig-219-this-method-of-branching-is-called-diclio-PG3D5E.jpg ". Plant studies; an elementary botany. Botany. THE GKEAT Gli(.)UPS OF AUiM '2rA. feet long, M'liose stalk develops root-like holdfasts (Fig. 218). The largest body is developed by tin Antarctic Lkmiliaria form, which rises to the surface from a sloping bottom with a floating thallus six hundred to nine hundred feet long. Other forms rise from the sea bottom like trees, with thick trunks, numerous brandies, and leaf-like ai^peudages. The common Fiiriis, or " rock weed," is rib- bon-form and constantly branches by forking at the tip (Fig. 219). This method of branching is called diclio Stock Photo")
RMPG3D5E–. Plant studies; an elementary botany. Botany. THE GKEAT Gli(.)UPS OF AUiM '2rA. feet long, M'liose stalk develops root-like holdfasts (Fig. 218). The largest body is developed by tin Antarctic Lkmiliaria form, which rises to the surface from a sloping bottom with a floating thallus six hundred to nine hundred feet long. Other forms rise from the sea bottom like trees, with thick trunks, numerous brandies, and leaf-like ai^peudages. The common Fiiriis, or " rock weed," is rib- bon-form and constantly branches by forking at the tip (Fig. 219). This method of branching is called diclio
![. Indian trees : an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos, and palms indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire. Trees. Anti8tro])he] LXYII. MYRSINACE.E 1. A, oxyantha, "Wall. Kliasi liills. Malay Peninsula. A single-stemmed slirub, witli horizontal brandies and very dark foliage. L. membranous, glabrous, lanceolate, blade 5-7, pet. slender i-J, petalb J in. long. "Buds long acuminate, sepals, petals and ovary glandular-dotted. "2. A. serratifolia, Hook. f. {Ardida serrafifoUa, Bedd. Ic. Ind. Or. t" 113). Young slioots and 1. beneatb along th Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFTWCM/indian-trees-an-account-of-trees-shrubs-woody-climbers-bamboos-and-palms-indigenous-or-commonly-cultivated-in-the-british-indian-empire-trees-anti8tro-he-lxyii-myrsinacee-1-a-oxyantha-quotwall-kliasi-liills-malay-peninsula-a-single-stemmed-slirub-witli-horizontal-brandies-and-very-dark-foliage-l-membranous-glabrous-lanceolate-blade-5-7-pet-slender-i-j-petalb-j-in-long-quotbuds-long-acuminate-sepals-petals-and-ovary-glandular-dotted-quot2-a-serratifolia-hook-f-ardida-serrafifoua-bedd-ic-ind-or-tquot-113-young-slioots-and-1-beneatb-along-th-PFTWCM.jpg ". Indian trees : an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos, and palms indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire. Trees. Anti8tro])he] LXYII. MYRSINACE.E 1. A, oxyantha, "Wall. Kliasi liills. Malay Peninsula. A single-stemmed slirub, witli horizontal brandies and very dark foliage. L. membranous, glabrous, lanceolate, blade 5-7, pet. slender i-J, petalb J in. long. "Buds long acuminate, sepals, petals and ovary glandular-dotted. "2. A. serratifolia, Hook. f. {Ardida serrafifoUa, Bedd. Ic. Ind. Or. t" 113). Young slioots and 1. beneatb along th Stock Photo")
RMPFTWCM–. Indian trees : an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos, and palms indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire. Trees. Anti8tro])he] LXYII. MYRSINACE.E 1. A, oxyantha, "Wall. Kliasi liills. Malay Peninsula. A single-stemmed slirub, witli horizontal brandies and very dark foliage. L. membranous, glabrous, lanceolate, blade 5-7, pet. slender i-J, petalb J in. long. "Buds long acuminate, sepals, petals and ovary glandular-dotted. "2. A. serratifolia, Hook. f. {Ardida serrafifoUa, Bedd. Ic. Ind. Or. t" 113). Young slioots and 1. beneatb along th
![. Indian trees : an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos, and palms indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire. Trees. Vifi.s] XXXYI. A:IPELIDE.E 177 U. V. repens, W, et A.: Kurz F. M. i. 275. A large climber. Brandies often white, mealy. L. i^labrous, orate from a cordate base, acuminate, not lobed, with dibtant hairy teeth, blade 2-4, petiole 1-2} in. Cymes large, half the length of leaf, peduncle 1-2| in., seed usually one. Silvkim, Khn^i hiliir>, Ast,ain, Phittaixouic, Biiniia. AVest si<le of thf* Peninsula. Fi. Junp-Sept. (Kliasi) March (Kanara). Ma Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFXKMB/indian-trees-an-account-of-trees-shrubs-woody-climbers-bamboos-and-palms-indigenous-or-commonly-cultivated-in-the-british-indian-empire-trees-vifis-xxxyi-aipelidee-177-u-v-repens-w-et-a-kurz-f-m-i-275-a-large-climber-brandies-often-white-mealy-l-ilabrous-orate-from-a-cordate-base-acuminate-not-lobed-with-dibtant-hairy-teeth-blade-2-4-petiole-1-2-in-cymes-large-half-the-length-of-leaf-peduncle-1-2-in-seed-usually-one-silvkim-khni-hiliirgt-astain-phittaixouic-biiniia-avest-siltle-of-thf-peninsula-fi-junp-sept-kliasi-march-kanara-ma-PFXKMB.jpg ". Indian trees : an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos, and palms indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire. Trees. Vifi.s] XXXYI. A:IPELIDE.E 177 U. V. repens, W, et A.: Kurz F. M. i. 275. A large climber. Brandies often white, mealy. L. i^labrous, orate from a cordate base, acuminate, not lobed, with dibtant hairy teeth, blade 2-4, petiole 1-2} in. Cymes large, half the length of leaf, peduncle 1-2| in., seed usually one. Silvkim, Khn^i hiliir>, Ast,ain, Phittaixouic, Biiniia. AVest si<le of thf* Peninsula. Fi. Junp-Sept. (Kliasi) March (Kanara). Ma Stock Photo")
RMPFXKMB–. Indian trees : an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos, and palms indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire. Trees. Vifi.s] XXXYI. A:IPELIDE.E 177 U. V. repens, W, et A.: Kurz F. M. i. 275. A large climber. Brandies often white, mealy. L. i^labrous, orate from a cordate base, acuminate, not lobed, with dibtant hairy teeth, blade 2-4, petiole 1-2} in. Cymes large, half the length of leaf, peduncle 1-2| in., seed usually one. Silvkim, Khn^i hiliir>, Ast,ain, Phittaixouic, Biiniia. AVest si<le of thf* Peninsula. Fi. Junp-Sept. (Kliasi) March (Kanara). Ma
![. MeÌtamorphoses mÅurs et instincts des insectes (insectes, myriapodes, arachnides, crustaceÌs). Insects; Insects; Myriapoda; Arachnida; Crustacea. LES HYMÃNOPTÃRES. 427 D'autres espèces de Chalicodomes, et notamment la Ghalico- dome de Sicile (Chalicodoma sicula), l)à tissent leurs nids sur les brandies d'arbres ou autour des tiges. Les véritables Osmies se donnent infiniment moins de travail ((ue les Chalicodomes ; s'établissant dans des trous de murailles, (le talus ou même dans le bois, elles n'ont à fabriquer qu'une ir(''s-])etite (juantité tle inoi-tier pour les parois de leurs ccî Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFXHPR/metamorphoses-murs-et-instincts-des-insectes-insectes-myriapodes-arachnides-crustaces-insects-insects-myriapoda-arachnida-crustacea-les-hymnoptres-427-dautres-espces-de-chalicodomes-et-notamment-la-ghalico-dome-de-sicile-chalicodoma-sicula-l-tissent-leurs-nids-sur-les-brandies-darbres-ou-autour-des-tiges-les-vritables-osmies-se-donnent-infiniment-moins-de-travail-ue-les-chalicodomes-stablissant-dans-des-trous-de-murailles-le-talus-ou-mme-dans-le-bois-elles-nont-fabriquer-quune-irs-etite-juantit-tle-inoi-tier-pour-les-parois-de-leurs-cc-PFXHPR.jpg ". MeÌtamorphoses mÅurs et instincts des insectes (insectes, myriapodes, arachnides, crustaceÌs). Insects; Insects; Myriapoda; Arachnida; Crustacea. LES HYMÃNOPTÃRES. 427 D'autres espèces de Chalicodomes, et notamment la Ghalico- dome de Sicile (Chalicodoma sicula), l)à tissent leurs nids sur les brandies d'arbres ou autour des tiges. Les véritables Osmies se donnent infiniment moins de travail ((ue les Chalicodomes ; s'établissant dans des trous de murailles, (le talus ou même dans le bois, elles n'ont à fabriquer qu'une ir(''s-])etite (juantité tle inoi-tier pour les parois de leurs ccî Stock Photo")
RMPFXHPR–. MeÌtamorphoses mÅurs et instincts des insectes (insectes, myriapodes, arachnides, crustaceÌs). Insects; Insects; Myriapoda; Arachnida; Crustacea. LES HYMÃNOPTÃRES. 427 D'autres espèces de Chalicodomes, et notamment la Ghalico- dome de Sicile (Chalicodoma sicula), l)à tissent leurs nids sur les brandies d'arbres ou autour des tiges. Les véritables Osmies se donnent infiniment moins de travail ((ue les Chalicodomes ; s'établissant dans des trous de murailles, (le talus ou même dans le bois, elles n'ont à fabriquer qu'une ir(''s-])etite (juantité tle inoi-tier pour les parois de leurs ccî
![. Indian trees : an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos, and palms indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire. Trees. Celahfrus] XXXIV. CELASTEACE^E 163 B. Brandies not lenticelled. 3. C. moaosperma, Roxb. Sikkim 3-6,000, Atosam, Kliasi hills, Cacliar. A climbing sbnib. L. elliptic-lanceolatp, blaclp 3-6, petiole }-^ in. Cymes arranged in elongated axillary and terminal panicle^. Capbule J-^ in. long, 8-valved, seed 1. 4. C. venulosa, Wall. Sikkim Terai, Silliet, Dnpbla bills. A climber. Cymes in racemiform panicles 3-5 in. long.. 7. GYMNOSPORIA, W. et A.; EL Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFXKNJ/indian-trees-an-account-of-trees-shrubs-woody-climbers-bamboos-and-palms-indigenous-or-commonly-cultivated-in-the-british-indian-empire-trees-celahfrus-xxxiv-celasteacee-163-b-brandies-not-lenticelled-3-c-moaosperma-roxb-sikkim-3-6000-atosam-kliasi-hills-cacliar-a-climbing-sbnib-l-elliptic-lanceolatp-blaclp-3-6-petiole-in-cymes-arranged-in-elongated-axillary-and-terminal-panicle-capbule-j-in-long-8-valved-seed-1-4-c-venulosa-wall-sikkim-terai-silliet-dnpbla-bills-a-climber-cymes-in-racemiform-panicles-3-5-in-long-7-gymnosporia-w-et-a-el-PFXKNJ.jpg ". Indian trees : an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos, and palms indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire. Trees. Celahfrus] XXXIV. CELASTEACE^E 163 B. Brandies not lenticelled. 3. C. moaosperma, Roxb. Sikkim 3-6,000, Atosam, Kliasi hills, Cacliar. A climbing sbnib. L. elliptic-lanceolatp, blaclp 3-6, petiole }-^ in. Cymes arranged in elongated axillary and terminal panicle^. Capbule J-^ in. long, 8-valved, seed 1. 4. C. venulosa, Wall. Sikkim Terai, Silliet, Dnpbla bills. A climber. Cymes in racemiform panicles 3-5 in. long.. 7. GYMNOSPORIA, W. et A.; EL Stock Photo")
RMPFXKNJ–. Indian trees : an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos, and palms indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire. Trees. Celahfrus] XXXIV. CELASTEACE^E 163 B. Brandies not lenticelled. 3. C. moaosperma, Roxb. Sikkim 3-6,000, Atosam, Kliasi hills, Cacliar. A climbing sbnib. L. elliptic-lanceolatp, blaclp 3-6, petiole }-^ in. Cymes arranged in elongated axillary and terminal panicle^. Capbule J-^ in. long, 8-valved, seed 1. 4. C. venulosa, Wall. Sikkim Terai, Silliet, Dnpbla bills. A climber. Cymes in racemiform panicles 3-5 in. long.. 7. GYMNOSPORIA, W. et A.; EL
RMPFAA7X–. Deuxième expédition antarctique francaise (1908-1910). Natural history -- Antarctica; Scientific expeditions -- Antarctica; Antarctica. Fig. 9. â a, coupe d'une crowlc do Lilhophyllum falklandicum consti- lui'C uniquement par le périthallc,/)p; l'iiypotliallu /t ne lornie ([ue la rangée basilaire : h, c, tissu des brandies formées de rangées ; les cloisons sont queliiuelois très épaisses, ainsi qu'il est ligure en c. (lichantillon des iles Falkland, récolté par M. Skotlsberg.) MÃLOBÃSIÃES. 35 pour plusieurs espèces tropicales. Cet hypothallc (//, fij;. 9) forme une rangée de cell
![. Dictionnaire de physiologie. Physiology. CHAT. 341. quohiuos dispositions particulières ([iic Auloing et Tkii'ii:r ' ont très l)ieii décrites. Ainsi le nerf radial donne deux brandies : une Inanclie interne cjui descend sur le bord interne du métacarpe et après avoir donné un (llct à la face dorsale du pouce forme le nerf collatéral dorsal interne de l'index; la brandie externe passe à la face antérieure du carpe cl dans l'origine du troisième l'espace ; ' I II ^f^^'^ interosseux,ellesepar- '^^^rl'J'' "?' lage en trois rameaux ----^^" -^râ-iâ métacarpiens. Le ra- meau ext Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFB6P0/dictionnaire-de-physiologie-physiology-chat-341-quohiuos-dispositions-particulires-iic-auloing-et-tkiiiir-ont-trs-lieii-dcrites-ainsi-le-nerf-radial-donne-deux-brandies-une-inanclie-interne-cjui-descend-sur-le-bord-interne-du-mtacarpe-et-aprs-avoir-donn-un-llct-la-face-dorsale-du-pouce-forme-le-nerf-collatral-dorsal-interne-de-lindex-la-brandie-externe-passe-la-face-antrieure-du-carpe-cl-dans-lorigine-du-troisime-lespace-i-ii-f-interosseuxellesepar-rlj-quot-lage-en-trois-rameaux-quot-r-i-mtacarpiens-le-ra-meau-ext-PFB6P0.jpg ". Dictionnaire de physiologie. Physiology. CHAT. 341. quohiuos dispositions particulières ([iic Auloing et Tkii'ii:r ' ont très l)ieii décrites. Ainsi le nerf radial donne deux brandies : une Inanclie interne cjui descend sur le bord interne du métacarpe et après avoir donné un (llct à la face dorsale du pouce forme le nerf collatéral dorsal interne de l'index; la brandie externe passe à la face antérieure du carpe cl dans l'origine du troisième l'espace ; ' I II ^f^^'^ interosseux,ellesepar- '^^^rl'J'' "?' lage en trois rameaux ----^^" -^râ-iâ métacarpiens. Le ra- meau ext Stock Photo")
RMPFB6P0–. Dictionnaire de physiologie. Physiology. CHAT. 341. quohiuos dispositions particulières ([iic Auloing et Tkii'ii:r ' ont très l)ieii décrites. Ainsi le nerf radial donne deux brandies : une Inanclie interne cjui descend sur le bord interne du métacarpe et après avoir donné un (llct à la face dorsale du pouce forme le nerf collatéral dorsal interne de l'index; la brandie externe passe à la face antérieure du carpe cl dans l'origine du troisième l'espace ; ' I II ^f^^'^ interosseux,ellesepar- '^^^rl'J'' "?' lage en trois rameaux ----^^" -^râ-iâ métacarpiens. Le ra- meau ext
![. Dictionnaire de physiologie. Physiology. quohiuos dispositions particulières ([iic Auloing et Tkii'ii:r ' ont très l)ieii décrites. Ainsi le nerf radial donne deux brandies : une Inanclie interne cjui descend sur le bord interne du métacarpe et après avoir donné un (llct à la face dorsale du pouce forme le nerf collatéral dorsal interne de l'index; la brandie externe passe à la face antérieure du carpe cl dans l'origine du troisième l'espace ; ' I II ^f^^'^ interosseux,ellesepar- '^^^rl'J'' "?' lage en trois rameaux ----^^" -^râ-iâ métacarpiens. Le ra- meau externe s'anas Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFB6NT/dictionnaire-de-physiologie-physiology-quohiuos-dispositions-particulires-iic-auloing-et-tkiiiir-ont-trs-lieii-dcrites-ainsi-le-nerf-radial-donne-deux-brandies-une-inanclie-interne-cjui-descend-sur-le-bord-interne-du-mtacarpe-et-aprs-avoir-donn-un-llct-la-face-dorsale-du-pouce-forme-le-nerf-collatral-dorsal-interne-de-lindex-la-brandie-externe-passe-la-face-antrieure-du-carpe-cl-dans-lorigine-du-troisime-lespace-i-ii-f-interosseuxellesepar-rlj-quot-lage-en-trois-rameaux-quot-r-i-mtacarpiens-le-ra-meau-externe-sanas-PFB6NT.jpg ". Dictionnaire de physiologie. Physiology. quohiuos dispositions particulières ([iic Auloing et Tkii'ii:r ' ont très l)ieii décrites. Ainsi le nerf radial donne deux brandies : une Inanclie interne cjui descend sur le bord interne du métacarpe et après avoir donné un (llct à la face dorsale du pouce forme le nerf collatéral dorsal interne de l'index; la brandie externe passe à la face antérieure du carpe cl dans l'origine du troisième l'espace ; ' I II ^f^^'^ interosseux,ellesepar- '^^^rl'J'' "?' lage en trois rameaux ----^^" -^râ-iâ métacarpiens. Le ra- meau externe s'anas Stock Photo")
RMPFB6NT–. Dictionnaire de physiologie. Physiology. quohiuos dispositions particulières ([iic Auloing et Tkii'ii:r ' ont très l)ieii décrites. Ainsi le nerf radial donne deux brandies : une Inanclie interne cjui descend sur le bord interne du métacarpe et après avoir donné un (llct à la face dorsale du pouce forme le nerf collatéral dorsal interne de l'index; la brandie externe passe à la face antérieure du carpe cl dans l'origine du troisième l'espace ; ' I II ^f^^'^ interosseux,ellesepar- '^^^rl'J'' "?' lage en trois rameaux ----^^" -^râ-iâ métacarpiens. Le ra- meau externe s'anas
RMPFB6P4–. Dictionnaire de physiologie. Physiology. CÅUR. 3t5 réelle de la cii'ciilalioii du Cd'ur. Le plus souvent les auimaux dont ils se servaient [jour les expériences (de jeunes veaux,) avaient le Ironc des coronaires tellement court ([u'il n'y avait pas Je place pour la canule, et celle-ci obstruait l'une des brandies principales, déterminant rapidement la mort du cieur. Ils cberchèrent alors à évaluer par différence le sang des coronaires, en mesurant simultanément les quantités de sang qui circulent dans l'aorte et dans l'artère pulmo- naire. Ils ne furent pas plus heureux, car le cÅur
RMPFA6ED–. Dictionnaire des sciences mathématiques pures et appliquées. Mathematics; Science. 598 CO en exprimant, pour abréger, la première dérivée diffé- reatielle dy , â - t cette valeur dcvenantzéro pour xâo, les deux branches de la courbe sont à l'origine tangentes à l'axe des X (ucy. Tangentes). Le point A, qui est commun aux deux brandies de la courbe, est un point de rebrous- sement de deuxième espèce. Foji'z Point be rebuous- SEMENT. 2° Supposons que nous voulions construire le lieu de l'équation («'âx') (xâi;' = x-'y, on en tire pour la valeur dej' , , ., , Xâb .. .â .:-:ï'' ^«
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