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Meanings of cycas in English
Portuguese
cicadáceas Catalan
cycas Type genus of Cycadaceae: genus of widely distributed Old World evergreen tropical trees having pinnate leaves and columnar stems covered with persistent bases of old leaves.
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The next day the settlers went to collect some, and returned to Granite House with an ample supply of cycas stems.
2
The Cycas disappeared as we receded from the river.
3
18.- Iwentwith Charley to reconnoitre the country between Cycas creek and the Robinson.
4
Was it Cycas pectinata?
5
We found here the carcase of a crocodile; and the skull of another was found near our camp at Cycas Creek.
6
After the mangrove the most common trees round Keppel Bay are the eucalyptus and a species of Cycas bearing poisonous nuts.
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In all the genera, except Cycas itself, the female fructifications are likewise cones, each carpel bearing two ovules on its margin.
8
The Cycas disappeared where the fresh water commenced; and it seemed to be confined to the sandy soil near the salt water.
9
At Cycas Creek, Spoonbills, Ibises, and Whistling ducks came at night fall to the fresh water, and left it in the morning.
10
With Cycas pectinata the cotyledons are hypogean, and a true leaf first breaks through the ground with its petiole forming an arch.
11
Cycas pectinata (Cycadeae, Fam.
12
A small packet contained red ochre to colour their bodies, and larger packets contained soaked Cycas seeds, which seemed to be undergoing fermentation.
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Cycas pectinata: circumnutation of one of the terminal leaflets, traced from 8.30 A.M. June 22nd to 8 A.M. June 24th.
14
"It is a 'cycas revoluta,' of which I have a picture in our dictionary of Natural History!" said Herbert.
Frequent collocations
Cycas through the time