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Meanings of calyx in anglès
Anatomical structure in kidneys.
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Usage of calyx in anglès
1
Heights of plants to the base of the calyx, measured in inches.
2
The calyx nearly touches the earth; it is also tubular and five-cleft.
3
The majority of the eggs were laid upon the calyx and involucre.
4
The calyx and lower series of petals not changed in double flowers
5
The deciduous calyx would seem to be the only reliable distinguishing character.
6
First, look at the outside green covering, which we call the calyx.
7
The calyx is cut from lemon wax, shaded green and also brown.
8
Phyllody of the calyx has been most often observed in the following plants:
9
The petals and calyx have been removed on the near side.
10
There were three petals to the corolla and three sepals to the calyx.
11
When ripe they drop easily from the calyx carrying the receptacle with them.
12
Cupuliferae have an inferior ovary and rudimentary calyx-limb on the top.
13
It must be inserted in a small calyx, made as before.
14
Each flower as it blooms is picked off at the calyx.
15
It grew on a small tree, and had a persistent calyx.
16
This suggests that ion channels intrinsic to the calyx can generate spontaneous firing.
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