- underside. The
capitulas are single-flowered, have a
hermaphrodite tubular flower and are
surrounded by a multi-rowed sheath.
Numerous capitulas form spherical...
- one-flowered bi****ual
capitulas,
Gundelia with one-flowered uni****ual
capitulas, and
Gymnarrhena micrantha with one-flowered
female capitulas and few flowered...
- were so
called because they were
formally divided into
sections called capitula (plural of capitulum, a
diminutive of
caput meaning "head(ing)": chapters)...
- Look up capitulum,
capitula, or
capitular in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
capitulum (plural
capitula) may
refer to: the
Latin word for
chapter an...
- The
office of
coroner was
formally established in
England by
Article 20 of the
Articles of Eyre in
September 1194 to "keep the
pleas of the Crown" (Latin...
- do****ents
appeared about the
middle of the
ninth century (
Capitula of
Benedict Levita,
Capitula Angilramni,
Canons of
Isaac of Langres,
above all the collection...
- The
Capitulary for the Jews (Latin:
Capitula de Iudaeis, lit. 'chapters on the Jews') is a set of six
short legal prescriptions concerning Jews in the...
- and was
probably the
recipient of
Prosper of Aquitaine's
Responsiones ad
Capitula Objectionum Vincentianarum. His
feast day is
celebrated on 24 May. Vincent...
- Carpian,
along with the
Eusebian canon tables.
There are
prologues and
capitula lists before each Gospel. A
table of
readings for the year was added, probably...
-
flowers are
produced in
dense inflorescences (
capitula) held
above the
plant on a 1–30 cm tall stem; the
capitula is 1–3 cm in diameter, with
numerous tightly...
