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LIFE HISTORY OF A GYMNOSPERM 47 rea
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LIFE HISTORY OF A GYMNOSPERM PIG. 2
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CHAPTER IV LIFE HISTORY OF AN ANGIO
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LIFE HISTORY OF AN ANGIOSPERM 59 2.
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY granular-looking
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 63 Thermotropism
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 6 7 of Mimosa, O
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY Sometimes, as in
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 71 Free Cell For
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 73 iinin threads
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 75 sugar cane, s
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 77 Starch grains
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 79 CHARACTERISTC
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Compound grains more or less rod- s
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 3 10. Saponin, a
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 85 either corm o
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 87 4. Raphides C
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 8 9 19. Proteins
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 9 I Mucilage is
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 93 Balsams are m
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 95 differ from t
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VEGETABLE CYTOLOGY 97 tain function
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CHAPTER VI PLANT TISSUES A tissue i
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PLANT TISSUES IOI PARENCHYMA Parenc
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PLANT TISSUES 103 chyma in being us
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PLANT TISSUES 105 gated and more or
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PLANT TISSUES 3 FIG. 45. Trichomes
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PLANT TISSUES IOQ multicellular, no
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PLANT TISSUES III Laticiferous vess
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PLANT TISSUES walls of these tubes
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PLANT TISSUES Tracheae are classifi
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PLANT TISSUES 117 bium and phloem w
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PLANT TISSUES IIQ Xylem is that par
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CHAPTER VII PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANI
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 123 DIFF
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 125 Dico
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 143 Grow
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 149 Hist
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 153 Hist
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 155 THE
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 1 57 two
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 159 The
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 161 When
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Spatuldte, like a spatula, apex. Ex
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 165 Repa
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 175 the
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 177 INFL
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 179 thes
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PLANT ORGANS AND ORGANISMS 189 some
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CHAPTER VIII TAXONOMY DIVISION I. T
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2. Flagella and endospores present
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TAXONOMY 223 Form of Cell Groups af
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TAXONOMY 225 handle permits the pla
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TAXONOMY 229 tered through the prot
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TAXONOMY 233 FIG. 112. Fofoo* globa
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TAXONOMY 235 streams, etc. Each fil
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TAXONOMY 237 ments arrange themselv
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TAXONOMY 239 ends of stalks, while
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TAXONOMY 241 plant is rejuvenated b
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TAXONOMY 243 develop into new Ectoc
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ceptacles. TAXONOMY 245 Within thes
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TAXONOMY 247 Rhodymenia palmata or
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TAXONOMY 249 bears upon its summit
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TAXONOMY 251 SUB-CLASS B. OOMYCETES
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TAXONOMY 253 This method of nutriti
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TAXONOMY 255 mences to form on the
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TAXONOMY 257 Penicillium glaucum (g
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TAXONOMY 259 The aerial hyphae bear
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TAXONOMY 261 fleshy drugs which hav
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TAXONOMY 263 called aspergillosis.
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TAXONOMY 265 saprophytic, living at
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TAXONOMY 267 ruptures, are discharg
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TAXONOMY 269 to one host or distrib
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in the basidium being TAXONOMY 2 73
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TAXONOMY 275 "bricks" are put in th
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TAXONOMY 277 the surface of the gro
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TAXONOMY 279 constricts off usually
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TAXONOMY . 28l Lichens are found on
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TAXONOMY 283 SUBDIVISION I HEPATIC^
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TAXONOMY 285. body into distinct st
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TAXONOMY 287 stalk, and forms a foo
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'TAXONOMY 289 of branching roots be
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TAXONOMY 293 periods than now. They
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Official drug Part used Terebinthin
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TAXONOMY 297 PIG. 163. Wheat plant
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TAXONOMY 299 ers generally hermaphr
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Unofficial drug Part used Botanical
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Official drug TAXONOMY 33
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TAXONOMY 305 VI. Order Orchidales.
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TAXONOMY 307 modified and fused wit
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TAXONOMY 309 Stems, and roots of se
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TAXONOMY enclosing a 'single uprigh
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TAXONOMY 313 filiform, free or conn
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Official drug Myrica N.F. Part used
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TAXONOMY 317 (petiole). The margins
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TAXONOMY 319 3-6 celled and each ce
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Official drug Serpentaria Asarum N.
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TAXONOMY 3 2 3 growing also in any
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Official drug Part used Pulsatilla
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TAXONOMY 329 Myristicacea or Nutmeg
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TAXONOMY 331 ters. Flowers small, g
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TAXONOMY 333 numerous, anatropous,
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TAXONOMY 335 placenta. Fruit a caps
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TAXONOMY 337 Official drug Part use
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TAXONOMY 339 celled woody capsule d
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Unofficial drug Part used Cydonium
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Official drug Balsamum Peruvianum B
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TAXONOMY 345 to irregular pentamero
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TAXONOMY 347 which proceeds until,
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TAXONOMY 349 pentamerous, white, ye
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Official drug Xanthoxylum Bark Part
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TAXONOMY 353 stipulate, pinnately c
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TAXONOMY 355 Senega) or head (P. lu
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TAXONOMY 357 purple (Euonymus atrop
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TAXONOMY 359 palmately lobed, cleft
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TAXONOMY 363 Tiliacea or Linden Fam
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Official drug Part used Althaea Roo
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TAXONOMY 367 Hypericacece or St. Jo
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TAXONOMY 369 a capsule with three v
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TAXONOMY 371 Echinocereus , etc.),
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TAXONOMY 373 PIG. 220. Eucalyptus g
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TAXONOMY 375 Flowers regular or ver
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TAXONOMY 379 I. Order Ericales. Eri
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TAXONOMY 381 Styracea or Benzoin Fa
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TAXONOMY latex tubes which ramify t
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TAXONOMY 387 woody, perennial climb
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TAXONOMY 389 rarely glabrous. Inflo
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TAXONOMY 391 nate, exstipulate, ent
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TAXONOMY 393 to greenish-yellow or
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TAXONOMY 395 more rarely whorled, e
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Official drug TAXONOMY 397
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TAXONOMY 399 Caprifoliacea or Honey
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TAXONOMY 401 palmate. Leaves thin,
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TAXONOMY 403 Inulin is present in c
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TAXONOMY 405 late or rarely bilabia
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Unofficial drug Part used Santonica
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ECOLOGY 409 spongy and the chloropl
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ECOLOGY 411 Mesophytes. These are p
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GLOSSARY 413 An'therozoid. A male s
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GLOSSARY 415 Cir'cinate. Rolled inw
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GLOSSARY 417 Dehis'cence. Splitting
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GLOSSARY 419 Evolu'tion. The presum
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Glume. A floral bract of the grasse
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In'tine. The inner coat of the poll
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GLOSSARY 425 which originates throu
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GLOSSARY Navic'ular. Boat-shaped. N
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GLOSSARY 429 Perfo'liate. Applied t
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GLOSSARY 431 Pollin'ium. A coherent
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GLOSSARY 433 Ra'mal. Pertaining to
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Se'ta. A bristle-like structure. Se
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GLOSSARY 437 Sycon'ium. The charact
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Tu'berous. Bearing or resembling tu
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Abies, 294 Abies balsamea, 295 exce
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Apocynaceae, 384 Apocynum, cannabin
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Borragineae, 388, 390 Boswellia car
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Conducting parenchyma, 101 Conducti
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Dicotyl Seed, gross structure of, 2
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Family, 2 Farfara, N. F., 406 Fats,
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Ginkgoales, 4 Ginseng, 376 Ginseng
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Honduras Sarsaparilla, histology of
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Leaf apex, 163 ' - acuminate, 163 a
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Lippia lanceolata, 395 Liquidambar
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Mitosis, 71, 74 Mold, black, 248 bl
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Operculum, 287 Ophioglossales, 3 Op
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Physostigma, Fig. of, 345 venenosum
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Protoxylem, 127, 129, 143 Prune, 20
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Rumex, 321 acetosella, 321 crispus,
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Smilax, ornata, 303 Smuts, 267 Soap
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Stipule, defined, 168 Stipules, 1 6
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Trama, 275 Transpiration, 155 Stoma
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Zedoaria, 255 Ziehl's Carbol-fuchsi