- or a
pinnate subdivision of a
multipinnate leaf is
called a
pinnule or
pinnula.
Pinnate leaf of a
legume with 10
leaflets Mimosa pudica folding leaflets...
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design are: The
location of the
horizon mirror and
telescope or
sighting pinnula is lower. The
internal bracing of the
frame is more
central and robust...
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pinnately divided almost to
midrib but
segments still confluent.
pinnule or
pinnula Usage varies:
ultimate free
division (or leaflets) of a
compound leaf,...
- side of a
common rachis.
bipinnate geminate-pinnate
tripinnate The term
pinnula (plural: pinnulae) is the
Latin diminutive of
pinna (plural: pinnae); either...
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cladistian Spinocaudichthys S.
oumtkoutensis An
elongate freshwater acanthomorph Stromerichthys S.
aethiopicus Sudania S. sp. An
isolated pinnula A cladistian...
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obtained by
means of
tables or a
computer program Pointing the comp****
pinnula to the star (sun or moon)
Reading the true
course on the limb Comp**** direction...
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Cyathea pilosissima (Baker)
Domin Cyathea pilozana M.T. & J.Murillo
Cyathea pinnula (Christ) R.C.Moran
Cyathea planadae Arens & A.R.Sm.
Cyathea platylepis...
- Iredale, 1939· accepted,
alternate representation Pinnarius Duméril, 1805
Pinnula Rafinesque, 1815
Quantulopinna Iredale, 1939
Subitopinna Iredale, 1939...
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phalaenolepis Cyathea phalerata Cyathea phegopteroides Cyathea pilosissima Cyathea pinnula Cyathea platylepis Cyathea poeppigii Cyathea praecincta Cyathea pseudonanna...
- Smithers, 1977
Echmepteryx picticeps Thornton, Lee & C****, 1972
Echmepteryx pinnula (Enderlein, 1931)
Echmepteryx pletschi Garcia Aldrete, 1985 Echmepteryx...
