Meanings of palustris in English

In the Compositae, Cnicus palustris and acaulis are said by Sir J.E.

Parus palustris: Haunts great woods; two harsh sharp notes.

This is the case with Hottonia palustris in the ratio of 100 to 83.

As examples, he specifies to me, with doubt, Chrysosplenium oppositifolium; Isnardia palustris; Astragalus hypoglottis; Thlaspi alpestre; Arenaria verna; Lythrum hyssopifolium.

Instability in R. palustris correlated with a decrease in plasmid copy number compared to the copy number in R. sphaeroides.

Hottonia palustris (H. Muller): -: 61.

Sprengel on Hottonia palustris.

R. palustris was unable to grow when meta-hydroxybenzoate was provided as a sole source of organic carbon under photoheterotrophic growth conditions.

Hottonia palustris (from H. Muller).

Hottonia palustris (self): 64.

For instance, the papillae on the long-styled stigma of Hottonia palustris are more than twice the length of those in the other form.

On the contrary, there is sometimes the widest difference in this respect, as between the two illegitimate unions of Pulmonaria angustifolia and of Hottonia palustris.

The common cranberry (Oxycoccos palustris) is distinguished from the preceding by its growing on moist sphagnous spots and is hence called maskoegomeena, swamp-berry.

Plasmid pMG160 was stably maintained in R. sphaeroides for more than 100 generations in the absence of selection but showed segregational instability in R. palustris.

The observations of Mr. William Darwin on Epipactis palustris given in the "Fertilisation of Orchids," Edition II., 1877, page 99, bear on this point.

In the Compositae, Cnicus palustris and acaulis are said by Sir J.E.