The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 75
... leaves and fruits ; barasingha ( Cervus duvauceli ) eat dry and moderately coarse grass along ravines ; sambar deer ( Cervus unicolor ) browse on leaves and crop coarse grasses in the forest ; and gaur ( Bos gaurus ) graze on tall ...
... leaves and fruits ; barasingha ( Cervus duvauceli ) eat dry and moderately coarse grass along ravines ; sambar deer ( Cervus unicolor ) browse on leaves and crop coarse grasses in the forest ; and gaur ( Bos gaurus ) graze on tall ...
Page 219
... Leaves mostly alternate and entire , very often white - woolly ; heads radiate or discoid to very often disciform , generally yellow or yellowish ; involucral bracts herbaceous to often dry and papery , sometimes brightly coloured ...
... Leaves mostly alternate and entire , very often white - woolly ; heads radiate or discoid to very often disciform , generally yellow or yellowish ; involucral bracts herbaceous to often dry and papery , sometimes brightly coloured ...
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... leaves ; ( 2 ) the envelopment of the ex- tremely delicate embryonic cells of the growing point and the immature leaves of the next season with a system of tough , waterproof bud scales ; and ( 3 ) the develop- ment of bark initiated by ...
... leaves ; ( 2 ) the envelopment of the ex- tremely delicate embryonic cells of the growing point and the immature leaves of the next season with a system of tough , waterproof bud scales ; and ( 3 ) the develop- ment of bark initiated by ...
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