Teucrium chamaedrys LINNAEUS sp Pl 565, 1753 Variabilita: Druh znaönë promEnlivý v celkovém ha- bitu a odëní, ve velikosti a vétvení lodyh, ve tvaru a velikosti
Variation in the Teucrium mmztan um complex led already Linnaeus ( 1753) to distinguishing two taxa on the basis of leaf width: T montanum L with broad leaves and T supinum L with narrow leaves Schreber ( 1774), the monographer of the genus Teucrium evaluated
published for the first time in 1753 Nevertheless, its appli-cation is complicated due to the fact that-as already noted by Webb (l c ), who tried to promote the rejection of this name-different authors have used it to name two clearly dis-tinct species of Veronica : V teucrium L (Sp Pl , ed 2: 16 1762) and V urticifoliaJacq (Fl
Teucrium polium L -- Sp Pl 2: 566 1753 [1 May 1753] (IK) Wadi Al Arbaeen 20-5-2012 16-12-2012 10-4-2013 18 Verbascum sinaiticum Benth -- Prodr [A P de Candolle] 10: 236 1846 [8 Apr 1846] (IK)
sented, together with the distribution of Ajuga, Teucrium, and Scutellaria species in Ven-ezuela Leaf anatomy was studied using optical microscopy, palynology was studied us-ing optical and scanning electron microscopy Ajuga and Teucrium are characterized by 4-lobate ovary, subterminal style and the corolla with one lip inconspicuous, Scutellaria
192 - Notes Green: Lathyrus pratensis (L 1753): 216, Lotus corniculatus (L 1753): 330, Primula veris (L 1753): 133 Uv: Papaver dubium (L 1753): 0, Papaver rhoeas
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2 In the name of God Dear Distinguished Guests It is a blessing to have the honor to inform you that the 15th Biochemistry Congress and the 6th International Congress
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Pladias
3 Teucrium L — ožanka *) Teucrium LINNAEUS sp Pl 562, 1753 - syn : Chamaedrys MILL Gard Dict Abr , ed 4, 1754 - Polium MILL Gard
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(1726) Proposal to conserve the name Veronica
published for the first time in 1753 Nevertheless, its appli-cation is complicated due to the fact that-as already noted by Webb (l c ), who tried to promote the rejection of this name-different authors have used it to name two clearly dis-tinct species of Veronica : V teucrium L (Sp Pl , ed 2: 16 1762) and V urticifoliaJacq (Fl
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Monograph of the North American Species of the Genus Ephedra
of 1753 and 1754 respectively Two species, E distachya and E monostachya, were included by him in the former publica- tion The first North American species to be described was E antisyphilitica in C A Meyer's-5 monograph of the entire genus In 1848 Torrey6 recorded another species as "Ephedra occidentalis" which was later validly published by Watson7 as E trifurca Watson8 described
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INDEX SEMINUM
1753 Verbesina alternifolia (L ) Britton ex Kearney 2012 1756 Verbesina helianthoides Michx 2012 1762 Vernonia glauca (L ) Willd 2011 Betulaceae 289 Betula humilis Schrank 2012 Bignoniaceae 948 Incarvillea olgae Regel 2012 Boraginaceae DC DC12/05 Cynoglossum officinale L 2012 Czech Republic, Jedovnice - sunny descent in the cottage colony
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SEPTEMBER 2009 CURRENT RESEARCH INFORMATION SYSTEM
1123 raspberry 24 0 4 4 0 159 562 28 25 1,082 366 2,221 1129 BERRIES/CANE FRUITS/GEN 43 1 2 5 1 491 806 7 32 1,672 719 3,728 1130 TABLE GRAPES 47 11 7 4 4 6,036 193 221 62 1,402 878 8,792
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247 Collections, voir Cabinets de curiosités, cabinets scientifiques, collections Comptoir du négociant Conservation des denrées Conservation des Vins Consommation alimentaire Construction navale Cordes (instruments à) Cosmétiques-Maquillage Costume Costume de scène Costume et dignité Couleurs Couverts, voir Faiences et porcelaine, Orfèvrerie Couvre- chefs 128 130 132 133 138 140 146
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237 497 529 562 799 1057 - 168 267 310/337 243 503 535 568 805 1063-185 375 274 534 566 599 836 1094 - 178 278 410 247 507 539 572 809 1067 - 205 322 399 267 527 559 592 829 1087 - 205 322 440 213 473 505 538 775 1033 - 119 224 499 221 481 513 546 783 1041 - 124 238 669 261 521 553 586 823 1081-175 702 283 543 575 608 845 1103-215 738 118 383 415 448 685 943 - 159 259 805 152
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237 497 529 562 726 799 1057 - 178 278 410 243 503 535 568 732 805 1063 - 205 322 399 274 534 566 599 763 836 1094 - 205 322 440 247 507 539 572 736 809 1067 - 119 224 499 267 527 559 592 756 829 1087 - 124 238 669 213 473 505 538 702 775 1033-175 702 221 481 513 546 710 783 1041-215 738 261 521 553 586 750 823 1081 - 159 265 805 283 543 575 608 772 845 1103-115 829 118
Anthriscus sylvestris (L ) Hoffm , Gen Pl Umbell Chaerophyllum bulbosum L , Sp Pl : 258 (1753) -PA-RA Teucrium botrys L , Sp Pl : 562 (1753) -RA - PA-LO Rosa x wasserburgensis F Kirschleger, Fl Alsace 1 : 247 (1851) -LO
plantes patrimoniales alsace
Directeur Général de la Banque Nationale de Gènes clair, que Asplenium adiantum-nigrum a été nommé par Linné (L ) en 1753 à la adaptative radiations of yellow-flowered Teucrium (Labiatae) in the 1, 247 (1753) 1, 562 (1753)
Catalogue Synonymique Commente De La Flore De Tunisie
680 (1753) a, sub Geranio] L'IIÉBIT in AIT Ilort kevv Gen sp , p 12 (1816), pro sp ; WILLK LGE Prodr 11 hisp , III, p 27] DC Prodr , TV, p Teucrium fruticans L Sp pl , ed I, p 563 (1753) 247 (1794) Subsp 562 (1888—90)
MUR Contr Fl Maroc
Acrostichum aureum L Sp PI 1069 1753 Horne Islands: Futuna: Alo, littoral, McKee 247 1941 (sens lat ) Horne Islands: Futuna: Southern slopes of Mt Puke, alt Gen Pl , vol 2, p 812 1891 Wallis Islands: Uvea: Utuleve, near sea- level, 562 1932 Horne Islands: Alofi: In humid forest on raised coral, alt 50- 200 m