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Page 185
... species ) and Gentianopsis ( about 15 species ) . The gen- tian family , Gentianaceae , includes more than 80 genera and 1,000 species . Gentianales , gentian order of flowering plants , belonging to the class Magnoliopsida ( the ...
... species ) and Gentianopsis ( about 15 species ) . The gen- tian family , Gentianaceae , includes more than 80 genera and 1,000 species . Gentianales , gentian order of flowering plants , belonging to the class Magnoliopsida ( the ...
Page 205
... species . Most members of the order are herbaceous , with a superior compound ovary and one to two ovules per locule . Many of the economically important families of Geraniales require rich , moist soil . The wood - sorrel family ...
... species . Most members of the order are herbaceous , with a superior compound ovary and one to two ovules per locule . Many of the economically important families of Geraniales require rich , moist soil . The wood - sorrel family ...
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... species of thick- head ( q.v. ) . goldeneye , also called WHISTLER , either of two species of small , yellow - eyed diving ducks ( family Anatidae ) , which produce a character- istic whistling sound with their rapidly beat- ing wings ...
... species of thick- head ( q.v. ) . goldeneye , also called WHISTLER , either of two species of small , yellow - eyed diving ducks ( family Anatidae ) , which produce a character- istic whistling sound with their rapidly beat- ing wings ...
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