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furniture over time.
Archaeologists also use the term
patina to
refer to a
corticated layer that
develops over time that is due to a
range of
complex factors...
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large genus with at
least 15
species in the
British Isles. The
fully corticated group previously referred to as
Ceramium rubrum, an
illegitimate name...
- incorporeity,
tricorporal cortic- bark
Latin cortex,
corticis cortex, cortical,
corticate, corticiform, corticifugal, corticipetal, decorticate, decortication,...
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heteromerous (parts that are
different in
quality and number) and
fully corticated (has a
cortex and bark). Many of the
Umbilicaria species are characterized...
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tricorporal †corpusculum corpuscul-
cortex cortic- bark, rind cortical,
corticate, corticiform, corticifugal, corticipetal, decorticate, decortication,...
- rhizoids. The main axes has
strongly in-rolled apices.
Although completely corticated it may
appear banded when young. It does not show spines. The cortical...
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consist of a
single elongated cell, in
Chara the
internodes are
corticated covering the main axis. In
other genera these are absent.
Where there...
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surrounding the
central axis and are all of the same length. The
whole plant is
corticated, and is
attached by rhizoids. It is very
similar to
Vertebrata fruticulosa...
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radiolucent lesions that can
occur below the IAN. The
border is well
corticated and it will have no
effect on the
surrounding structures.
Computed tomography...
