- innermost, e.g.
circinate vernation of the
developing fronds of most ferns.
cirrhose (of a leaf)
Ending in a
tendril at the apex.
cirrus See tendril. cladode...
- leafy, the
leaves spirally arranged or subopposite, the
upper ones with
cirrhose tips;
flowers solitary, large,
borne on long,
spreading pedicels, actinomorphic...
- his hands, who doesn't change.
Hamza then
finds out that his
liver is
cirrhosed and he
needs to quit
drinking or he'll die. That evening, upon returning...
-
regenerative hyperplasia of the liver. In
French medical literature the
eponym Cirrhose alcoolo-tuberculeuse de
Hutinel et
Sabourin is used to
describe hypertrophic...
- games. Croc's
games are
edited by
Siroz (a
homophone of the
French word
cirrhose,
meaning "cirrhosis"), now
called Asmodée éditions,
French for Asmodeus...
-
Victor Charles Hanot (1844–1896) and
Charles Emile Troisier (1844–1919).
Cirrhose hypertrophique pigmentaire dans le diabète sucré.
Revue de médecine, Paris...
-
opposite on the stem or
verticillate (arranged in whorls),
sometimes with a
cirrhose apex (ending in a tendril).
Inflorescence and
flowers The inflorescence...
-
hypertrophic cirrhosis titled Etude sur une
forme de
cirrhose hypertrophique du foie (
cirrhose hypertrophique avec ictère chronique), (1875). He is ****ociated...
- HH; Schimmelpfennig, W; Meyer, E; Tabert, M (1999). "Early
childhood cirrhoses (ECC) in
Germany between 1982 and 1994 with
special consideration of copper...
-
circinate Cycas circinalis H DS C
circinatus DS C
cirratus G with tendrils;
cirrhose. (Also cirrhatus, cirrosus.)
Fritillaria cirrhosa H DS
cirrhosus H DS C...
