Meanings of folia in English

The folia are curved and highly inclined, generally dipping eastward.

The folia in the fragment and in the surrounding rock strike in the same N.N.E.

The mica, with large folia, lies in the direction of the dip of the strata.

The QTL Cbs8a is significantly linked to variation in IGL volume and is suggestively linked to variation in the number of cerebellar folia.

Hence I am led to believe that most of the so-called beds are of the nature of complex folia, and have not been separately deposited.

Once out of the earth and in the sunlight they expand, assume a finer texture, and begin their usefulness as nursing leaves, "folia nutrientia."

Grannick is something of an expert on the interplay between La Folia and cinema.

'De ramis cadunt folia...' they had fallen long ago.

What if the key to La Folia lies not in the score, or imperial nostalgia, but in the human mind?