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RMRX7G94–Edible and poisonous mushrooms of Edible and poisonous mushrooms of Canada ediblepoisonousm00grov Year: 1979 so CO CO St 'a o to C Q ft. vd 00 317. Gyroporus cyanescens. 319. Boletus edulis. 321. B. subvelutipes. 323. Leccinum aurantiacum. 325. L. chromapes. Figures 317-326 318. 320. 322. 324. 326. G. castaneus. B. edulis. B. subvelutipes. L. subglabripes. L. chromapes. 214
RMMCRAT7–. Fig. 206. A Scilla edulis Engl. (Djur, Zentralafrika). B Sc. natalensis Planch. (Natal, Transvaal). C Ornithogalum excelsum Diels (Lydenbnrg in Transvaal). D O. longibracteatum Jacq. (Ukamba, Ostafrika). E Drimiopsis Holstii Engl. (Usambara, Gebirgsland). — Original.
RFPB09K6–Harvested at autumn amazing edible mushrooms boletus edulis (king bolete) known as porcini mushrooms. Porcini mushrooms in front and several on back b
RMPG0KH4–. Zoology : for students and general readers . Zoology. Fig. 169. Fia. 170. Fig. 169.—MytUus edulis, common mussel, with its siphons expanded, and ancliored by its byssiis.—After Morse. Fig. 170.—Cyclocardia ;wya?^g'/^te, nattiral size.—After Morse. The foot in the quohog (Fig. 171 A, Venus mercenaria), Mulinia (171 E) and Ciidiophora (Fig. 172) is large, these. Fig. 171 A.— Venus mercenaria, quohog, natural size, with the foot and siphons. Fig. 171 B.—Maclra {Mulinia) lateralis, natural size.—After VerriU. mollusks being very active in their movements. In Glyci- meris (Fig. 173) the fringe is
RMPX2H5N–A single Boletus edulis mushroom on a white background. These mushrooms are also known as ceps, penny buns or porcini. Dorset England UK GB
RM2AKXP94–First lesson in zoology : adapted for use in schools . repang or b^che-le-mer {Holothuria edulis) is col-lected in the Moluccas and Australian seas, and when driedis sold for soups in Chinese markets. The infant Holothurian (Pig. 57, A) is a transparent, STARHISH, MA-UnOBlNS, AND SEA-CUOUMBEES. 63 barrel-shaped creature, which usually has ciliated bands orzones around its body; the Holothurian grows up in it, innearly the same way as the starfish grows from tlie larva. On review, we see that the EcMnoderms differ from theworms in the body being very distinctly star-like or radiatedjthat the sk
RMW1RRH8–Archive image from page 76 of Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over. Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over den danske dyreverden.. danmarksfaunaill40dans Year: 1907 Fig. 53. Blaamusling (Mytilus edulis), Ven- streskallen set fra In- dersiden. Nat. Stør- relse. (Efter Bucqoy, Dautzenberg & Doll- fus). sidder fæstet til Sten, Pæle, Skaller osv. paa lavere Vand, som Regel inden for 10 m. Navnlig inde i vore Fjorde er Blaamuslingen overmaade hyppig, hvorimod den er mindre almindelig, hvor Brænding og Vandbevægelse er meget stærk, som f. Eks. paa den jyske Vestkyst. Blaamuslingen for
RMMAAJC7–. Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz . rS=^ ^a ^ -Ä- '^^^ Sarcophyllis edulis (ßiachh.) J. A<j. 'i Alg'e in natürlicher Grösse, b Stück eines (Querschnittes durch einen Cysto- carpien - tragenden Theil des Thallus. Yergr. ca. 100. c Stück eines Querschnittes durch einen Tetrasporangien-tragenden Theil des Thallus. Vergr. ca. UM). (Nacli Kützing.)
RFP2JCBT–Harvested at autumn amazing edible mushrooms boletus edulis (king bolete) known as porcini mushrooms. Porcini mushrooms in front and several on back b
![. The Danish Ingolf-Expedition. Scientific expeditions; Arctic Ocean. CONTENTS. Lamellibranchiata, Part I. Page Introduction i Anomia 3 — patelliformis L 4 — sqnajmtla L 5 [Osirea edulis L.] 11 Pt'ctcu pitsi'o L II — opercularis L 13 — islandictis Mull 15 — aratus Gmel 19 — scptemradiattis M ii 11 20 — tigrmiis W ii 11 22 — striatus Mull 24 — imhrifer Lov 25 — vitreiis C h e 111 n 27 — simtlis Lask 29 — groenlandicits Sow 30 — frigidtcs Jensen 33 — 2indatus Verr. & Smith 37 — maxintiis L 37 Atmtsshim luciduni Jeffr 37 Lima loscotnbii Sow 3^ — excavata F a b r 39 — gwyni Sykes 4° — hyperbor Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFHY2A/the-danish-ingolf-expedition-scientific-expeditions-arctic-ocean-contents-lamellibranchiata-part-i-page-introduction-i-anomia-3-patelliformis-l-4-sqnajmtla-l-5-osirea-edulis-l-11-ptctcu-pitsio-l-ii-opercularis-l-13-islandictis-mull-15-aratus-gmel-19-scptemradiattis-m-ii-11-20-tigrmiis-w-ii-11-22-striatus-mull-24-imhrifer-lov-25-vitreiis-c-h-e-111-n-27-simtlis-lask-29-groenlandicits-sow-30-frigidtcs-jensen-33-2indatus-verr-amp-smith-37-maxintiis-l-37-atmtsshim-luciduni-jeffr-37-lima-loscotnbii-sow-3-excavata-f-a-b-r-39-gwyni-sykes-4-hyperbor-PFHY2A.jpg ". The Danish Ingolf-Expedition. Scientific expeditions; Arctic Ocean. CONTENTS. Lamellibranchiata, Part I. Page Introduction i Anomia 3 — patelliformis L 4 — sqnajmtla L 5 [Osirea edulis L.] 11 Pt'ctcu pitsi'o L II — opercularis L 13 — islandictis Mull 15 — aratus Gmel 19 — scptemradiattis M ii 11 20 — tigrmiis W ii 11 22 — striatus Mull 24 — imhrifer Lov 25 — vitreiis C h e 111 n 27 — simtlis Lask 29 — groenlandicits Sow 30 — frigidtcs Jensen 33 — 2indatus Verr. & Smith 37 — maxintiis L 37 Atmtsshim luciduni Jeffr 37 Lima loscotnbii Sow 3^ — excavata F a b r 39 — gwyni Sykes 4° — hyperbor Stock Photo")
RMPFHY2A–. The Danish Ingolf-Expedition. Scientific expeditions; Arctic Ocean. CONTENTS. Lamellibranchiata, Part I. Page Introduction i Anomia 3 — patelliformis L 4 — sqnajmtla L 5 [Osirea edulis L.] 11 Pt'ctcu pitsi'o L II — opercularis L 13 — islandictis Mull 15 — aratus Gmel 19 — scptemradiattis M ii 11 20 — tigrmiis W ii 11 22 — striatus Mull 24 — imhrifer Lov 25 — vitreiis C h e 111 n 27 — simtlis Lask 29 — groenlandicits Sow 30 — frigidtcs Jensen 33 — 2indatus Verr. & Smith 37 — maxintiis L 37 Atmtsshim luciduni Jeffr 37 Lima loscotnbii Sow 3^ — excavata F a b r 39 — gwyni Sykes 4° — hyperbor
RMPX2GY0–A Boletus edulis mushroom in October growing in an open space in woodland. It has been damaged by slugs. The Boletus edulis mushroom is also known as
RM2AXFWKY–A manual of the Mollusca, or, A rudimentary treatise of recent and fossil shells . Fig. 30 *. F)y of the Mussel* has been already referred to as permanently characteristic of thej)teropoda. (Fig. 60.) The Pulmonifera and Cephalopoda produce large eggs, con- * Fig. 30*. Fry of mytilus edulis, after Loven. e, eye ; <?, auditorycapsule; /1, labial tentacles; s s, the stomach; b, branchite; //, heart; v,vent; I, Uver; ;•, renal organ ; a, anterior adductor; a posterior adductor;/, foot. The aiTows indicate the incurrent and excm-rent openings; betweenwhich the margins of the mantle arc united
RMW1R96K–Archive image from page 45 of Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over. Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over den danske dyreverden.. danmarksfaunaill40dans Year: 1907 42 eftersom Dyret tager til i Størrelse, mere ujævn og bladet. Hos gamle Østers er Skallen ofte opbygget af talrige La- meller (om ved 50), undertiden med ret store vandfyldte Rum mellem nogle af Lamellerne. Vækstlinierne, der ikke kan tydes som Aarringe, er tydelige, og paa den venstre Skal ses ofte en radiær Skulptur af brede Folder. Fig. 28. Venstre Skal af alm. Østers (Ostrea edulis). Nat. Størrelse. (Efter Sp
RMMA7D5X–. Einführung in die europäische Meeresmolluskenfauna an der Hand ihrer Hauptrepräsentanten . Text-Fig. 87. Mießmuschel, Mytilus edulis Text-Fig. 88. Eßbare Mießmuschel (Mytilus edulis). Nat. Größe (regne animal). a Mantelrand, / Mund, g Lippententakeln, i inneres, /' äußeres Kiemen- blatt, d, e Retraktionsmuskeln des Fußes, b Fuß, c Byssus. Gattung: Mytilus Linne, Mießmuschel. Schale ungleichseitig, länglich, meist dreieckig und hinten abgerundet, Wirbel spitz, am verschmälerten Vorderrande der Schale gelegen. Schloß zahnlos, nur bei einigen Arten mit wenigen sehr kleinen und stumpfen Zähnen.
RFK49B32–Harvested at autumn amazing edible mushrooms boletus edulis (king bolete) known as porcini mushrooms. Porcini mushrooms in front and several on back b
RMPFJ4CA–. da lian di qu zhi wu zhi. botany. m 1285??? Scilla thunbergii Miyabe & Kudo ? 1286??? Tulipa edulis baker. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. da lian di qu zhi wu zhi bian xie zu da lian zi ran bo wu guan.
RMPX2HA6–A Boletus edulis mushroom in October growing in an open space in woodland. It has been damaged by slugs. The Boletus edulis mushroom is also known as
RM2AND315–Our new guide to rose culture : 1906 . EDULIS The true fruit-bearinu Elieagnus. very scarce. Of dwarf,compact habit, with dark green foliage above, silvery whitebeneath ; small yellow flowers ; fruit oblong, bright red, cov-ered with small white dots, and is edible and highly orna-mental. Large bearing plants. 50 cts each, by Express. ELAEAGNUS LONGIPES Similar to Edulis. Fruit somewhat smaller. Fine flavor.Bears most abunrlantly. Large bearing plants. 4 to 6 feet,50 cts. each, b^- Express. MULBERRIES RUSSIAN.—A native of N(^rthern Russia. Very valuableeither for shade, fruit or timber ; will
RMW1RWHC–Archive image from page 80 of Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over. Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over den danske dyreverden.. danmarksfaunaill40dans Year: 1907 77 Dyret orangerødt med rød og hvid Fod. M. modiolus vil altid kunne kendes fra Mytilus edulis paa Umbonernes Stilling. De smaa Individer kan minde meget om foregaaen- de Art, men kan skel- nes paa den glatte Forrand. M. modiolus er hyppig i de fleste dan- ske Farvande, navnlig i det sydlige og vest- lige Kattegat. Den findes i Bælterne til Middelfart samt ned i Svendborgsund og Langelandsbæltet og i Sundet til Sk
RMMA7D6T–. Einführung in die europäische Meeresmolluskenfauna an der Hand ihrer Hauptrepräsentanten . Text-Fig. 66. Cytherea maculata. Linke Schalenhälfte von innen (nach Brehrm. a Vorderrand, b Hinterrand, c Wirbel, d Unter- rand, m,m' Muskeleindrücke, n Mantelbucht. Text-Fig. 67. Miesmuschel, Mylilus edulis, Innen- seite der Schale '/, (nach Martens). p vorderer kleiner, z hinterer großer Schließmuskeleindruck, n, ri Fußmuskeleindrücke, l Schloßband. mitunter vollkommen deckelartig flach sein kann. Eine solche Muschel erscheint dann äußerlich nicht mehr bilateral symmetrisch gebaut, sondern nur symme
RFR96DWP–Harvested at autumn amazing edible mushrooms boletus edulis (king bolete) known as porcini mushrooms. Porcini mushrooms in front and several on back b
RMPFJ4C6–. da lian di qu zhi wu zhi. botany. m 1285??? Scilla thunbergii Miyabe & Kudo ? 1286??? Tulipa edulis baker. 955 •. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. da lian di qu zhi wu zhi bian xie zu da lian zi ran bo wu guan.
RMPX2H2F–A Boletus edulis mushroom that has been damaged by slugs. The Boletus edulis mushroom is also known as a cep, penny bun or porcini. New Forest Hampshi
RM2AJD9X4–Die Nadelhölzer : mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der in Mitteleuropa winterharten Arten : eine Einführung in die Nadelholzkunde für Landschaftsgärtner, Gartenfreunde und Forstleute . -tanas in zusammenhängenden Waldungen, je nach den Standorts-verhältnissen, in Mischung mit den verschiedensten Pinus, z. B.ponderosa, monticola, edulis, Lambertiana; Jeffreyi etc., Abies ama-bilis, grandis, Picea Engelmanni, Menziesii, Tsuga Mertensiana,Larixarten, mit Wellingtonia, Sequoia sempervirens, Thuja gigantea,Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana und anderen Nadel- und Laubhölzern auf. Sie erreicht Höhen bis 90 und
RMT3YK0B–Archive image from page 351 of Die Pflanzenwelt Afrikas, insbesondere seiner. Die Pflanzenwelt Afrikas, insbesondere seiner tropischen Gebiete : Grundzge der Pflanzenverbreitung im Afrika und die Charakterpflanzen Afrikas diepflanzenwelta02engluoft Year: 1910 304 Liliiflorae. — Liliaceae. Scilla L. ist durch Trauben mit blauen oder lilafarbenen, getrenntblättrigen Blüten und durch schwach gelappte Fruchtknoten ausg'ezeichnet. Man unter- scheidet über 90 Arten im tropischen und südlichen Afrika; aber für deren Fig. 206. A Scilla edulis Engl. (Djur, Zentralafrika). B Sc. natalensis Planch.
RMMECPCE–. Die Gartenwelt . jetzt dicht mit jungen Trie- ben bedecken, Dracaena umbraculifera, Rotheana und eine grüne Form der Aletris Lindeni, Philoden- dron pertusum und pinna- tifidum, Physocalix edulis, Ficus cerasiformis und nitida, Theophrasia impe- rialis, Malpighia glabra, Curculigo recurvata und eine als Wegeinfassung aus- gepflanzte Eucharis, ähn- lich der amazonica. Ferner sehe ich bis jetzt noch keinen Schaden an allen großen und kleinen Palmen, wie Chamaedorea, Areca, Sabal, Kentia, Latania, Acanthophoenix, Phoenix, nur Thrinax färbt sich gelb. Eine interessante Beobach- tung machte ich b
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RMPFJ4BT–. da lian di qu zhi wu zhi. botany. 大ï¼æ©å¤§é¨åè¾¹ç¼å ·ä¹³å¤´ç¶çªèµ·ï¼å-æ¿æ¤-åå½¢ãè´æ3棱ç¶ååµå½¢ãè±æ7 8 çäºå¤ç³è´¨å±±å¡èå°ã大è¿åå¿åºå¸¸è§ã é³èä¾é£ç¨åè¯ç¨ãå¶åæ ¹èçé ç²¾æå液æ强å¿å©å°¿ä½ç¨ã 4.ééé¦å± Tulipa L é³èå¤è¢«çº¤ç»´ç¶ç®è å¶ç2æï¼åºçï¼çº¿å½¢ææ¤-åå½¢ãè±è¶ç´ç«ï¼å ·1ä¸ 3è±ï¼è±è¢« éç¶ææ¯ç¶ï¼è±è¢«ç6,离çï¼éè6ï¼è±è¯åºé¨ççäºè±ä¸å 端ï¼å åè¯ï¼å-æ¿é¿æ¤-åå½¢ï¼ 3室ï¼æ±å¤´3è£ï¼åå·ï¼èç å¤æ°ãè´æ室èå¼è£ï¼ç§å-æå¹³ï¼ç§ç®èè´¨.ç°è²ã æ¬å±çº¦150ç§ï¼åå¸äºå°ä¸-æµ·åºè³äºæ´²ä¸é¨ãæå½æ2éçç§ï¼åå¸ä¸é¨ãä¸-é¨è³ä¸åé¨ã ä¸åå大è¿äº§1ç§ã 1.å±±æ èè鸦ç£ï¼å¾1286) ⢠Tulipa edulis Baker in Journ. L. Soc. 14: 295. 1874- å
RMPX2H92–A Boletus edulis mushroom in October growing in an open space in woodland. It has been damaged by slugs. The Boletus edulis mushroom is also known as
![An illustrated encyclopædic medical dictionaryBeing a dictionary of the technical terms used by writers on medicine and the collateral sciences, in the Latin, English, French and German languages . pharmacy, the Arurido do-nax. PB, 131, 180.1—C. coccinea [Aiton, Roscoe]. One of the spe-cies said to furnish c. starch. [B, 131, 370.]—C. dei giardini (It.).The Arundo donax. [B.]—C. discolor. A cultivated species saidto have properties like those of C. edulis and C. indica. [B, 131.]—C. domestica cruris, C domestica major cruris. See C. ma-jor.—C. edulis [Ker], Fr.^baiisier comestible. A species i Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AN9876/an-illustrated-encyclopdic-medical-dictionarybeing-a-dictionary-of-the-technical-terms-used-by-writers-on-medicine-and-the-collateral-sciences-in-the-latin-english-french-and-german-languages-pharmacy-the-arurido-do-nax-pb-131-1801c-coccinea-aiton-roscoe-one-of-the-spe-cies-said-to-furnish-c-starch-b-131-370-c-dei-giardini-itthe-arundo-donax-b-c-discolor-a-cultivated-species-saidto-have-properties-like-those-of-c-edulis-and-c-indica-b-131-c-domestica-cruris-c-domestica-major-cruris-see-c-ma-jorc-edulis-ker-frbaiisier-comestible-a-species-i-2AN9876.jpg "An illustrated encyclopædic medical dictionaryBeing a dictionary of the technical terms used by writers on medicine and the collateral sciences, in the Latin, English, French and German languages . pharmacy, the Arurido do-nax. PB, 131, 180.1—C. coccinea [Aiton, Roscoe]. One of the spe-cies said to furnish c. starch. [B, 131, 370.]—C. dei giardini (It.).The Arundo donax. [B.]—C. discolor. A cultivated species saidto have properties like those of C. edulis and C. indica. [B, 131.]—C. domestica cruris, C domestica major cruris. See C. ma-jor.—C. edulis [Ker], Fr.^baiisier comestible. A species i Stock Photo")
RM2AN9876–An illustrated encyclopædic medical dictionaryBeing a dictionary of the technical terms used by writers on medicine and the collateral sciences, in the Latin, English, French and German languages . pharmacy, the Arurido do-nax. PB, 131, 180.1—C. coccinea [Aiton, Roscoe]. One of the spe-cies said to furnish c. starch. [B, 131, 370.]—C. dei giardini (It.).The Arundo donax. [B.]—C. discolor. A cultivated species saidto have properties like those of C. edulis and C. indica. [B, 131.]—C. domestica cruris, C domestica major cruris. See C. ma-jor.—C. edulis [Ker], Fr.^baiisier comestible. A species i
RMRX631B–Einführung in die europäische Meeresmolluskenfauna Einführung in die europäische Meeresmolluskenfauna an der Hand ihrer Hauptrepräsentanten einfhrungindieeu00bchn Year: 1913 78 Ostrea edulis Linne, die Auster. Text-Fig. 84. Die Schalen sind meist rundlich eiförmig, aber in ihren Umrißformen äußerst variabel, mit blätterartigen, welligen Schuppen bedeckt von bräun- Text-Fig. 84. Auster, geöffnet durch Hinwegnahme der Deckelschale (nach Brehm.i. a Mund, b Mant bei d beide Mantelblätter im Rücken in einander übergehend, c Kitmenblätter, e Schließmuskel. Text-Fig. S5. Flottierendes Larven- stad
![. Einführung in die europäische Meeresmolluskenfauna an der Hand ihrer Hauptrepräsentanten . Text-Fig.43. Herzmuschel, Cardium (nach Martens). a Schloßzähne, b vorderer, c hinterer Seitenzahn, d Mundlappen, e Kiemen, / Sprungfuß, g Atemöffnung. Text-Fig. 44. Mytilus edulis (regne animal).] ' O. Mund, S Mundsegel, P Fuß, B Byssussecret, Br Kiemen, M verdickter Mantelrand. kretionsorgane (Bojanus'sches Organ) sind bei den Muscheln wie bei den höheren Mollusken ebenfalls gut, wenn auch einfacher ausgebildet; zu erwähnen ist dabei, daß der Enddarm die Herzkammer durchsetzt. Die Muscheln sind vorwi Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MA7D7K/einfhrung-in-die-europische-meeresmolluskenfauna-an-der-hand-ihrer-hauptreprsentanten-text-fig43-herzmuschel-cardium-nach-martens-a-schlozhne-b-vorderer-c-hinterer-seitenzahn-d-mundlappen-e-kiemen-sprungfu-g-atemffnung-text-fig-44-mytilus-edulis-regne-animal-o-mund-s-mundsegel-p-fu-b-byssussecret-br-kiemen-m-verdickter-mantelrand-kretionsorgane-bojanussches-organ-sind-bei-den-muscheln-wie-bei-den-hheren-mollusken-ebenfalls-gut-wenn-auch-einfacher-ausgebildet-zu-erwhnen-ist-dabei-da-der-enddarm-die-herzkammer-durchsetzt-die-muscheln-sind-vorwi-MA7D7K.jpg ". Einführung in die europäische Meeresmolluskenfauna an der Hand ihrer Hauptrepräsentanten . Text-Fig.43. Herzmuschel, Cardium (nach Martens). a Schloßzähne, b vorderer, c hinterer Seitenzahn, d Mundlappen, e Kiemen, / Sprungfuß, g Atemöffnung. Text-Fig. 44. Mytilus edulis (regne animal).] ' O. Mund, S Mundsegel, P Fuß, B Byssussecret, Br Kiemen, M verdickter Mantelrand. kretionsorgane (Bojanus'sches Organ) sind bei den Muscheln wie bei den höheren Mollusken ebenfalls gut, wenn auch einfacher ausgebildet; zu erwähnen ist dabei, daß der Enddarm die Herzkammer durchsetzt. Die Muscheln sind vorwi Stock Photo")
RMMA7D7K–. Einführung in die europäische Meeresmolluskenfauna an der Hand ihrer Hauptrepräsentanten . Text-Fig.43. Herzmuschel, Cardium (nach Martens). a Schloßzähne, b vorderer, c hinterer Seitenzahn, d Mundlappen, e Kiemen, / Sprungfuß, g Atemöffnung. Text-Fig. 44. Mytilus edulis (regne animal).] ' O. Mund, S Mundsegel, P Fuß, B Byssussecret, Br Kiemen, M verdickter Mantelrand. kretionsorgane (Bojanus'sches Organ) sind bei den Muscheln wie bei den höheren Mollusken ebenfalls gut, wenn auch einfacher ausgebildet; zu erwähnen ist dabei, daß der Enddarm die Herzkammer durchsetzt. Die Muscheln sind vorwi
RFKGEH8C–Harvested at autumn amazing edible mushrooms boletus edulis (king bolete) known as porcini mushrooms. Porcini mushrooms in front and several on back b
RMPX2HC4–A Boletus edulis mushroom emerging in woodland in the New Forest. The Boletus edulis mushroom is also known as a cep, penny bun or porcini. New Forest
RM2CEYBA4–. The edible Mollusca of Great Britain and Ireland. With recipes for cooking them. ^dd.-G.B.Sowerby/lith. Vincent Brooks,Imp. 1. Cardium edule—Common cookie.2.Cardium rusticum Red nose cockle.. *&* M del G. S. Sowerby,Mi. Vincent Brooks, Imp. 1. Mytilus eclulis. Common Mussel2. Ostrea edulis. Oyster ?-.;? ?? V /1l -•Ml;-—fJM-
RMRX5X87–Einführung in die europäische Meeresmolluskenfauna Einführung in die europäische Meeresmolluskenfauna an der Hand ihrer Hauptrepräsentanten einfhrungindieeu00bchn Year: 1913 Text-Fig. 41. Lucina (nach Mar- tens). a vorderer, b hinterer Muskeleindruck, Mantellinie, s Schloßzähne. Text-Fig. 40. Liingsdurchschnitt einer Auster. Ostrea edulis (nach Martenst. P, p Mantel, M Mundlappen, o Mundölfnung m mus- kulöser, m' sehniger Teil des Schließmuskels, br Kiemen, i Darm, j Leber, s Hztz, a After, g Eierstock. Text-Fig. 42. Augen am Mantel- rand der Kammmuschel (Pecten) (nach Martens). m angelegte
RMMCPKWJ–. Fig. 111. Carcumastärke (ostindisches Arrow-root). A Vergr. 300. Stärkekörn- chen von Citrcuma Uukorrhizo. a Flä- chen-, b Seitenansicht. B Vergr. 150. Stärkekörnchen von C. anguatifoHa. a Flächen-, h Seitenansicht. 12) Canuastärke. Die Stärke aus den Knollen der in den warmen Ländern (Brasilien, Venezuela, Martinique, Guadeloupe, Reunion, Australien u, s. w.) häufig cultivirten Canna edulis führt den Namen Arrow-root von Queensland oder fecule de Toloman (corrumpirt aus »tous les mois«, womit diese und die aus Canna coccinea dargestellte Stärke bezeichnet wird) und ist schon Gegenstand eine
RFP2JCBP–Harvested at autumn amazing edible mushrooms boletus edulis (king bolete) known as porcini mushrooms. Porcini mushrooms in front and several on back b
RMPX2HE3–A Boletus edulis mushroom emerging in woodland in the New Forest. The Boletus edulis mushroom is also known as a cep, penny bun or porcini. New Forest
RM2CDXY4N–. Guide to Sowerby's models of British fungi in the Department of Botany, British Museum (Natural History) . ed. When cooked with meat or ingravy it is excellent. It is in the best condition for cooking whenthe tube surface is yellowish. This is the common edible Boletus ofContinental markets, where it is sometimes sold under the nameCepe or Ceps. It is the Porcino (pig) or Ferre of Italian markets. A brilliant yellow parasitic mould often attacks the tubes ofB. edulis, B. siibtomentosus, and B. scaler; this is named Hyponiyceschtysospermus Tul. 125. Boletus Satanas Lenz.—Pileus pale brownish-
RMRYH2Y8–Einführung in die europäische Meeresmolluskenfauna an der Hand ihrer Hauptrepräsentanten einfhrungindieeu00bchn Year: 1913 78 Ostrea edulis Linne, die Auster. Text-Fig. 84. Die Schalen sind meist rundlich eiförmig, aber in ihren Umrißformen äußerst variabel, mit blätterartigen, welligen Schuppen bedeckt von bräun- Text-Fig. 84. Auster, geöffnet durch Hinwegnahme der Deckelschale (nach Brehm.i. a Mund, b Mant bei d beide Mantelblätter im Rücken in einander übergehend, c Kitmenblätter, e Schließmuskel. Text-Fig. S5. Flottierendes Larven- stadium der Auster (stark vergrö. erti. licher bis gr
![. 3Uib. 164: Stint^olägelüädjfe fOlacaceaej unb ©ritbbiengetüädjie (Grubbiaceae). A) Ximeniaamericana:l)3n)etg mit aMütenftanb, boiteben gtnubgciäB, cergrö^ert; 2) SBIüte, oergröfeert; 3) ^fud)'- fnoten im Vängäfc^nitt, tier= gröpert; 4) berfelbe im C.ucr= fc^nitt, nergrö^ert; 5) (Jrudtjt, im Sänggfc^nirt. B) Coula edulis: (Vl''"^'/ ä")^ §ä[fte im iL'üngäfc^nitt. C) Ileisteria Zimmerii: g'^ucbt. D)OIax imbricata: 1) 3"^^'3 mit ädütenftünben; 2) SBliite, oergr.; 3) Staubgefäp, bem Sthimenblatt aiigeiuad)fen, tiergr.; 4) fietcb u. ^-mtiittno' ten, nergr.; 5) J^rucfitf noten im Sän Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MCRA7K/3uib-164-stintolgeldjfe-folacaceaej-unb-ritbbiengetdjie-grubbiaceae-a-ximeniaamericanal3netg-mit-amtenftanb-boiteben-gtnubgcib-cergrert-2-sbite-oergrfeert-3-fud-fnoten-im-vngfcnitt-tier=-grpert-4-berfelbe-im-cucr=-fcnitt-nergrert-5-jrudtjt-im-snggfcnirt-b-coula-edulis-vlquot-quot-fte-im-ilngfcnitt-c-ileisteria-zimmerii-gucbt-doiax-imbricata-1-3quot3-mit-dtenftnben-2-sbliite-oergr-3-staubgefp-bem-sthimenblatt-aiigeiuadfen-tiergr-4-fietcb-u-mtiittno-ten-nergr-5-jrucfitf-noten-im-sn-MCRA7K.jpg ". 3Uib. 164: Stint^olägelüädjfe fOlacaceaej unb ©ritbbiengetüädjie (Grubbiaceae). A) Ximeniaamericana:l)3n)etg mit aMütenftanb, boiteben gtnubgciäB, cergrö^ert; 2) SBIüte, oergröfeert; 3) ^fud)'- fnoten im Vängäfc^nitt, tier= gröpert; 4) berfelbe im C.ucr= fc^nitt, nergrö^ert; 5) (Jrudtjt, im Sänggfc^nirt. B) Coula edulis: (Vl''"^'/ ä")^ §ä[fte im iL'üngäfc^nitt. C) Ileisteria Zimmerii: g'^ucbt. D)OIax imbricata: 1) 3"^^'3 mit ädütenftünben; 2) SBliite, oergr.; 3) Staubgefäp, bem Sthimenblatt aiigeiuad)fen, tiergr.; 4) fietcb u. ^-mtiittno' ten, nergr.; 5) J^rucfitf noten im Sän Stock Photo")
RMMCRA7K–. 3Uib. 164: Stint^olägelüädjfe fOlacaceaej unb ©ritbbiengetüädjie (Grubbiaceae). A) Ximeniaamericana:l)3n)etg mit aMütenftanb, boiteben gtnubgciäB, cergrö^ert; 2) SBIüte, oergröfeert; 3) ^fud)'- fnoten im Vängäfc^nitt, tier= gröpert; 4) berfelbe im C.ucr= fc^nitt, nergrö^ert; 5) (Jrudtjt, im Sänggfc^nirt. B) Coula edulis: (Vl''"^'/ ä")^ §ä[fte im iL'üngäfc^nitt. C) Ileisteria Zimmerii: g'^ucbt. D)OIax imbricata: 1) 3"^^'3 mit ädütenftünben; 2) SBliite, oergr.; 3) Staubgefäp, bem Sthimenblatt aiigeiuad)fen, tiergr.; 4) fietcb u. ^-mtiittno' ten, nergr.; 5) J^rucfitf noten im Sän
RFPH91KF–Harvested at autumn amazing edible mushrooms boletus edulis (king bolete) known as porcini mushrooms. Porcini mushrooms in front and several on back b
RMPX2HB1–A Boletus edulis mushroom growing under vegetation on the edge of a path. The Boletus edulis mushroom is also known as a cep, penny bun or porcini. Ne
RM2CNX4F4–. Natural history of the animal kingdom for the use of young people : in three parts, comprising I. Mammalia : II. Birds : Part III. Reptiles, amphibia, fishes, insects, worms, molluscs, zoophytes, &c. : with 91 coloured plates, including about 850 figures, and numerous additional illustrations in the text . a) Great Kalong.Pteropus edulis. b) Vampire Bat.Vampyrus spectrum. c) Noctule.Vesperugo noctula. d) Long-eared BatPlecotus auritus. e) Great Horse-Shoe BatRhinolophus ferrum-equinum- f) Flying Lemur.Gakopithecus volans Ichneumons, Weasels &c.. a) Genetto.Genetta vulgaris. b) Swamp Ichneumo
RMRYG474–Einführung in die europäische Meeresmolluskenfauna an der Hand ihrer Hauptrepräsentanten einfhrungindieeu00bchn Year: 1913 Text-Fig. 41. Lucina (nach Mar- tens). a vorderer, b hinterer Muskeleindruck, Mantellinie, s Schloßzähne. Text-Fig. 40. Liingsdurchschnitt einer Auster. Ostrea edulis (nach Martenst. P, p Mantel, M Mundlappen, o Mundölfnung m mus- kulöser, m' sehniger Teil des Schließmuskels, br Kiemen, i Darm, j Leber, s Hztz, a After, g Eierstock. Text-Fig. 42. Augen am Mantel- rand der Kammmuschel (Pecten) (nach Martens). m angelegter Teil des Mantels, m' verkürzbarer Teil des Mant
RMMAA40T–. Edible and poisonous plants of the Caribbean region . 16. White Sapote Casimiroa edulis The fruit of the white sapote may be eaten raw. The me- dium-size tree with pale bark is common, wild and planted, through much of the highlands of Mexico and Central America. It is also cultivated in other tropical regions of the Caribbean. The yellow green fruit, about the size of an orange, has a thin, membranous skin. Its pulp is yellow white, very soft, juicy, and sweet. Many northern people are fond of this fruit. It is also called matasano.
RFPY4KPT–Harvested at autumn amazing edible mushrooms boletus edulis (king bolete) known as porcini mushrooms. Porcini mushrooms in front and several on back b
RMPX2GYW–A Boletus edulis mushroom growing near a path under trees in the New Forest. The Boletus edulis mushroom is also known as a cep, penny bun or porcini.
RM2CDAGAF–. Monographieen afrikanischer Pflanzen-Familien und -Gattungen . reus P. Beauv. 37, 38, 39 Fig. 3, 45, Taf. XVI. M. cuneifolius Engl. 37, 40, Taf. XVII D. M. gracilis Engl. 37, 39, Taf. XVII B. M. Holstii Engl. 37, 41, Taf. XVII E. M. Preussii Engl. 37, 40, Taf. XVII A. M. serratus (Trec.) Benth. et Hook. f. 3 40, 45, Taf. XVII C. Myriopeltis edulis Welw. 32.Nothodorstenia Engl. 10, 12, 47, 48.Pseudotreculia Baill. 31, 33, 45. 46, Scypkosyce Baill. 2, 30 S. Manniana Baill. 30. S. Zenkeri Engl. 31, Taf. X 18. 48. Treculia Decne. 2, 31, 45,T. acuminata Baill. 32, 34.T. africana Decne. 31, 32, 45
RFMA5RC5–Harvested at autumn amazing edible mushrooms boletus edulis (king bolete) known as porcini mushrooms. Porcini mushrooms in front and several on back b
RMPX2H72–Two Boletus edulis mushrooms growing near a path under trees in the New Forest. The Boletus edulis mushroom is also known as a cep, penny bun or porci
RM2AKW7GY–Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . Sweet Potato (Batatas edulis).—The starch ofthe Sweet Potato bears considerable resemblance tothat of the Cycads, in the angular form of some ofthe faces of the granules and the rotundity ofothers. It is, however, smaller and less distinctlymarked. Tous les Mois (Canna edulis, $•<?.).—This is thelargest and most beautiful of all the starches. Thecharacteristic granules are egg-shaped, with a ringor hilum near one end, surrounded by rings or plaitswhich are fine, crowded, and regu
RFKAEXPC–Harvested at autumn amazing edible mushrooms boletus edulis (king bolete) known as porcini mushrooms. Porcini mushrooms in front and several on back b
RMPX2H4H–A Boletus edulis mushroom growing near a path under trees in the New Forest. The Boletus edulis mushroom is also known as a cep, penny bun or porcini.
RM2AN3W1R–Danish fungi as represented in the herbarium of ERostrup . Irom an engraving in hisKleine Schriften. 15. tributions to the knowledge of the Danish fungi. Already inone of his first works he records 66 species of fungi which he hasfound near Frederiksdal and almost all of which may be referred totheir proper species. He used a whole book for the description ofBoletus edulis (1763) and he furnished it with good pictures. Of thenew species of fungi recorded by Muller may be mentioned; Roesteliapenicillata, Clavaria inaequalis &. rufa, Lasiobolus equinus, Aleuriaaurantia and Verpa conica. Martin V
RFMP6WDN–Harvested at autumn amazing edible mushrooms boletus edulis (king bolete) known as porcini mushrooms. Porcini mushrooms in front and several on back b
RMPX2HD7–A single Boletus edulis mushroom on a white background. These mushrooms are also known as ceps, penny buns or porcini. Dorset England UK GB
RM2AJHAKC–Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . Fig.207. Carrageen (Chonrtrus crispus). morpha compressa, and the broad, like green frills,is Ulva latissima; in company with them is thepurplish Irideea edulis, the common Bhodymenia. Fig. 208. Rhodymenia palmata. paltnata (fig. 208), and the delicate wavy purplefronds of the laver Porphyra laciuiata, which are so thin that they cling to the fingers like a film whenany attempt is made to lift them from the water.The little pools on the rocks are often fringed withthe interesting Co
RFPRTY7Y–Harvested at autumn amazing edible mushrooms boletus edulis (king bolete) known as porcini mushrooms. Porcini mushrooms in front and several on back b
RM2AN5171–The royal natural history . sed bya single adductor. Thesexes are separate inthe American oyster(Ostrea virginiana),but united in theBritish 0. edulis. Ina gastronomic point ofview the oyster standsfar above all othermolluscs, and its arti-ficial cultivation waspractised by theancient Romans, andat the present timeforms a most import-ant industry in manyparts of the globe.The oyster is veryprolific, a single in-dividual of the common species having been estimated to contain over a millionembryos, whilst the American form is said to discharge ten times as many.0. edulis is not full - grown unti
RMRH05GD–. Bulletin. Science; Natural history; Natural history. 68 BULLETIN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES VOLUME 74. Figure 2. Scanning election microscopic exununationb crobb-bections of the branchial nerve. Photographs A and B represent samples of the branchial nerve taken from specimens at in- tervals specified by letters appearing in figure 1. lateral ciliated cell in Mytilus editUs (Parparo and CONCLUSION Aiello, 1970) since no other catecholamine could be demonstrated by chemical measurements 6-OH-DOPA is a useful experimental tool in (Paparo and Finch, 1972). Mytilus edulis because of
RMRHA5P2–. Botanische Jahrbcher fr Systematik, Pflanzengeschichte und Pflanzengeographie. Plants. A. Engler, Die Verbreitung der afrikanischen Burseraceen usw. 455. Fig. 1. Commiphora. A—Ae C. xanxibarica; B—Bc C. caudata; C—Gc C. Mar- chandii; D—Db G. pteleifolia; E—Eb C. Mildbraedii; F—Fe C. opobalsamum; 0—Ob C. virgata; H—Hb G. gurreh; J—Jb G. rostrata; K—Kb C. glauceseens; L—Lg G. Fiseheri; M—Mb G. pubescens; N—Na G. chlorocarpa; 0—Oa G. iringensis; P—Pe G. Krausei; Q—Qa, b G. Dekindtiana; R—Rb G. cinerea; S G. edulis; T—Ta G. morogorensis. — Alle mit a bezeichneten Einzelfiguren 2/t.. Please note
RMRN51M7–. Animals of the seashore. Marine animals -- Atlantic Coast. PLATE XVI.. Mytilus edulis I. nine. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Richards, Horace Gardiner, 1906-. Boston, B. Humphries, inc
RMRDT3FN–. An introduction to the study of zoology. Zoology. Fig. 69.—Tbe Sea Mussel, Mytilus edulis, showing the foot giving rise to byssus threads, and the mantle fringed with gills. called Mono my a; the sea-mussels {Asiphonia) have. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Lindsay, B. London, S. Sonnenschein
RMRJYJA9–. Atlas de poche des coquilles des côtes de France (Manche, océan, Méditerranée) communes, pittoresques ou comestibles. — 31 — Famille : Ostréidés.. 118. — Ostrea edulis.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Dautzenberg, Ph. (Philippe), b. 1849. Paris, Librairie des sciences naturelles, Paul Klincksiek
RMM529RG–Cep or penny bun fungi, Boletus edulis, studio picture with homemade knife. Hampshire England UK GB
RMRJYJK6–. Atlas de poche des coquilles des côtes de France (Manche, océan, Méditerranée) communes, pittoresques ou comestibles. Mollusks; Crustacea. - 31 — Famille : Ostréidés.. IIS. Ostrea edulis.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Dautzenberg, Ph. (Philippe), b. 1849. Paris, Librairie des sciences naturelles, Paul Klincksiek
RMM529CR–Cep or penny bun fungi, Boletus edulis, in a basket, studio pictures Hampshire England UK GB.
RMRM7320–. Annual report of the Regents. New York State Museum; Science. N. Y. State Mu8. B1 EDIBLE FUNQI. BOLETUS EDULIS buli v«b CLAVIPES. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. New York State Museum; University of the State of New York. Board of Regents. Albany : J. B. Lyon, State Printer
RMM529DN–Cep or penny bun fungi, boletus edulis, in a basket, studio picture. Hampshire England Uk GB UK
RMM456A3–A boletus edulis, cep or penny bun toadstool growing in the New Forest Hampshire England UK GB
RMM52862–Four cep or penny bun fungi, Boletus edulis, on a wooden chopping board, studio picture. Hampshire England UK GB
RMRE36N9–. Plant succession; an analysis of the development of vegetation. Plant ecology. A. Apparent retrogression of finus edulis woodland due to local disturbance, Bluff, Utah.. B. Apparent retrogression of Pinus ponderosa due to the successful competition of the grasses with the pine seedhngs, Missoula, Montana.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Clements, Frederic E. (Frederic Edward), 1874-1945. Washington, Carne
RMM529WY–Cep or penny bun fungi, Boletus edulis, served on toast with bacon lardons and cream sauce. North Dorset England UK GB
RMRDW8TG–. Our edible toadstools and mushrooms and how to distinguish them; a selection of thirty native food varieties, easily recognizable by their marked individualities, with simple rules for the identification of poisonous species. Mushrooms; Cookery (Mushrooms); cbk. PLATE XX. Boletus Edulis.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Gibson, W. Hamilton (William Hamilton), 1850-1896; Herndon, James B. , Jr. fmo; Herndon
RMM528XD–Two cep or penny bun fungi, Boletus edulis, photographed in a studio on a wooden chopping board. Hampshire England UK GB
RMREA62P–. Contributions du Jardin botanique de Rio de Janeiro. Botany. mxxiv. A COCOS EDULIS BARB.R0DR. B. COCOS SPECIOSA barbrodr. CbACTRIS COCCINEA barb.rodr.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Jardim Bota?nico do Rio de Janeiro; Rodrigues, J. Barbosa (Joa?o Barbosa), 1842-1909. Rio de Janeiro : L'Etoile du Sud
RMM529E9–Studio picture of three cep or penny bun fungi, Boletus edulis, on a black background. Dorset England UK GB
RMM4A46B–Studio picture of a cep or penny bun mushroom, Boletus edulis, on a black background with moss around its base. Hampshire England UK GB
RMM527TH–Studio picture of a pair of cep or penny bun fungi, Boletus edulis, on a black background. Hampshire England UK GB
RMM4A48E–Studio picture of a cep or penny bun mushroom, Boletus edulis, with moss around its base on a black background. Hampshire England UK GB
RMM5295C–Studio picture of cep or penny bun fungi, Boletus edulis, on black background. Hampshre England UK GB
RMRGAT1E–. Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission. Fisheries -- United States; Fish-culture -- United States. SEA MUSSEL MYTILUS EDULIS. 171 nective continues backward and around the anterior retractor muscle to its dorsal wall and terminates in the pedal ganglion (fig. 159, CPC). The cerebrovisceral connective at the point of bifurcation with the cerebropedal connective turns upward and con- tinues in a posterior direction across the lateral surfaces of the posterior retractor muscles to its point of termination in the visceral ganglion (fig. 159, CVC). Along its course several delicate nerve b
RMM529P9–Studio picture of a single cep or penny bun fungus, Boletus edulis, on black background. Hampshire England UK GB
RMM4A470–Studio picture of a cep or penny bun mushroom, Boletus edulis, on a black background. Dorset England UK GB
RMM5283M–Studio picture of a pair of of cep or penny bun fungi, Boletus edulis, on a black background Dorset England UK GB
RMM4A49R–Studio picture of a pair of ceps or penny bun mushrooms, Boletus edulis, on a black background. Hampshire England UK GB
RMREBX8X–. Conchologia systematica, or Complete system of conchology: in which the Lepades and conchiferous Mollusca are described and classified according to their natural organization and habits. Shells; Mollusks. Plate CXX.. 1. Ostrea edulis. 2 Vinjimca .. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Reeve, Lovell, 1814-1865; Sowerby, G. B. (George Brettingham), 1812-1884, ill; Dall, William Healey, 1845-1927, former owner. DS
RMM4A4CN–Studio picture of a pair of cep or penny bun mushrooms, Boletus edulis, on a black background. Hampshire England UK GB
RMRJ5P49–. Choice trees, bulbs, flowers and seeds. Nurseries (Horticulture) California Westminster Catalogs; Nursery stock California Westminster Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Grasses Catalogs; Cactus Catalogs. California Palms. 27 Erythea armata, known to seedsmen as Brahea glauca, B. Roetzlii, and by some other names, is the beautiful blue palm, so greatly prized because of its lovely color, and its slow growth— which keeps it easily within the bounds of a conservatory. $i-$5 Erythea edulis (better known as Brahea edulis) is of much more rapid growth, of a rather dark green
RMM529Y0–Studio picture of a single cep or penny bun fungi, Boletus edulis, on black background. Hampshire England UK GB
RMRDT3G0–. An introduction to the study of zoology. Zoology. MOLLUSC A. 217 its inner surface. The oyster, lima, and scallop {Asipho7iia) have but one adductor muscle, and are. Fig. 69.—Tbe Sea Mussel, Mytilus edulis, showing the foot giving rise to byssus threads, and the mantle fringed with gills. called Mono my a; the sea-mussels {Asiphonia) have. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Lindsay, B. London, S. Sonnenschein
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