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RM2A2RRTG–Bristle-shaped tender reed and sea-ledges, A: Scirpus setaceus L. - Bristle-shaped ledges, B: Scirpus lacustris L. - Sea-ledges, Family: 25. Cyperaceae - Ried grasses, Signed: WM, plate 104, to S., 260 (vol. 1), Müller, W., 1886, Otto Wilhelm Thomé: Prof. Dr. Thomé's Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz in Wort und Bild. Gera-Untermhaus: Verlag von Fr. Eugen Köhler, [1886
RF2F69DRN–Fan shaped paintbrush. Artistic flat fan brush with orange hairs for watercolor or acrylic painting against a black background closeup.
RMPFGRF7–Two nail brushes, two paint brushes, kitchen brush, tooth brush and bristle brush, close up
RM2M004K2–Scutellinia some bowl-shaped orange fruiting bodies with dark brown bristles at the edge on tree trunk
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RM2AFRT9W–. The transformations (or metamorphoses) of insects (Insecta, Myriapoda, Arachnida, and Crustacea) : being an adaptation, for English readers, of M. Émile Blanchard's 'Metamorphoses, moeurs et instincts des insects;' and a compilation from the works of Newport, Charles Darwin, Spence Bate, Fritz Müller, Packard, Lubbock, Stainton, and others. LARV. AND PUPA OF AN Ephemera. Pictet, and the kinds which can properly be united together, onaccount of their having numerous transverse nervures on theirwings, and their abdomens being terminated by three bristle-shaped hairs, are called EpJicinera. Th
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RF2RJ883C–Bright purple or magenta flowers in shape of bristle brush close up with blurred green background
RMW22KNN–Archive image from page 22 of The Danish Ingolf-Expedition (1917). The Danish Ingolf-Expedition danishingolfexpe0404ingo Year: 1917 AWKI.IIIS. 1. t; v fig. 3' Tip iif in tral bristle. named species. The greater part of the surface of the scale is covered wit; a lot of small prominences which are bluntly conical. Seen from above they have the appearance of small bud-like bodies, hollow in the tip or simply ring-shaped forms, quite the same circumstance which I have slated in H. aculinarum and which has evidently mislead Storm; this is not astonishing especially in a form like the latter, whe
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RMPFMXA3–Borago officinalis (Star Flower ) loose racemes of blue star-shaped flowers with loose black stamen, buds, and mid-green leaves covered in tiny bristly hairs on hollow stem covered in fine prickles
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RM2M004FF–Scutellinia several bowl-shaped orange fruiting bodies with dark brown bristles at the edge on tree trunk
RFFWAG6E–a large marine arthropod with a domed horseshoe-shaped shell, a long tail-spine, and ten legs. on isolated.
RM2AFRTJA–. The transformations (or metamorphoses) of insects (Insecta, Myriapoda, Arachnida, and Crustacea) : being an adaptation, for English readers, of M. Émile Blanchard's 'Metamorphoses, moeurs et instincts des insects;' and a compilation from the works of Newport, Charles Darwin, Spence Bate, Fritz Müller, Packard, Lubbock, Stainton, and others. LARV. AND PUPA OF AN Ephemera. Pictet, and the kinds which can properly be united together, onaccount of their having numerous transverse nervures on theirwings, and their abdomens being terminated by three bristle-shaped hairs, are called EpJicinera. Th
RMRJ1N0F–A paradise Flycatcher stands over it's delicate nest that is intiricately woven fibres and spider web shaped into a neat cup
RMPG422W–. Foundations of botany. Botany; Botany. 136 FOUNDATIONS OF BOTANY. Fig. lOO. — Parallel- TeinedLeafofSol. omon's Seal. bristle-shaped objects at the base of the leaf, as in the apple leaf (Fig. 98), sometimes as leaf-like bodies, for example in the pansy (Fig. 99), and in many other forms, one of which is that of spinous appendages, as shown in the common locust (Fig. 103). 145. Parallel-Veined Leaves. — The leaves of many great groups of plants, such as the lilies, the sedges, and the grasses, are commonly parallel-veined, that is, with the veins running nearly parallel, lengthwise through t
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RF2RJ8C02–Gorgeous magenta flowers blooming on bright summer day with brilliant blue sky in background
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RFR03KT3–Spherical thistle flowers (Echinops ritro) on the black background. Toned herbal texture in bright colors
RM2M004FK–Scutellinia several bowl-shaped orange fruiting bodies with dark brown bristles at the edge on tree trunk
RFFWAG6B–a large marine arthropod with a domed horseshoe-shaped shell, a long tail-spine, and ten legs. on isolated white background.
RM2AWNWKR–Zoological lectures delivered at the Royal Institution in the years 1806 and 1807 . tta or Cockroach is dis-tinguished by the flattened form of the body; bya pair of long, bristle-shaped horns at the head,by the wings lying horizontally over the body,and by a pair of tips or processes resembling shorthorns at the end of the body. The Cockroachesare a numerous and disagreeable tribe ; generallyrunning very swiftly, chiefly appearing by night,and feeding on ahnost all kind of animal sub-,stances: they are mostly natives of warm cli-^mates: the species now so very common in thiscountry, and espec
RMRJ1N0C–A paradise Flycatcher sits on it's delicate nest that is made from intiricately woven from fibres and spider web shaped into a neat cup
RMPG422M–. Foundations of botany. Botany; Botany. Fig. lOO. — Parallel- TeinedLeafofSol. omon's Seal. bristle-shaped objects at the base of the leaf, as in the apple leaf (Fig. 98), sometimes as leaf-like bodies, for example in the pansy (Fig. 99), and in many other forms, one of which is that of spinous appendages, as shown in the common locust (Fig. 103). 145. Parallel-Veined Leaves. — The leaves of many great groups of plants, such as the lilies, the sedges, and the grasses, are commonly parallel-veined, that is, with the veins running nearly parallel, lengthwise through the blade, as shown in Fig.
RFARWHED–Atmospheric edges of a field of ripe blonde Two rowed barley or Hordeum distichon alongside long lush grass
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![. Economic entomology . Notaspis bipilis. o"i'oco67 in length. Copied from Nicolet. Very common in France. Genus Oribata {Latr.). Cephalothorax, with lamellar appendages; tarsi with three heterodactyl claws ; hairs on vertex bristle-shaped. No. 12. Oribata orbicularis Koch).—12. Magnified sketch of ditto, copied from Nicolet's .figure. Common near Paris. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MAACJW/economic-entomology-notaspis-bipilis-oquotioco67-in-length-copied-from-nicolet-very-common-in-france-genus-oribata-latr-cephalothorax-with-lamellar-appendages-tarsi-with-three-heterodactyl-claws-hairs-on-vertex-bristle-shaped-no-12-oribata-orbicularis-koch12-magnified-sketch-of-ditto-copied-from-nicolets-figure-common-near-paris-MAACJW.jpg ". Economic entomology . Notaspis bipilis. o"i'oco67 in length. Copied from Nicolet. Very common in France. Genus Oribata {Latr.). Cephalothorax, with lamellar appendages; tarsi with three heterodactyl claws ; hairs on vertex bristle-shaped. No. 12. Oribata orbicularis Koch).—12. Magnified sketch of ditto, copied from Nicolet's .figure. Common near Paris. Stock Photo")
RMMAACJW–. Economic entomology . Notaspis bipilis. o"i'oco67 in length. Copied from Nicolet. Very common in France. Genus Oribata {Latr.). Cephalothorax, with lamellar appendages; tarsi with three heterodactyl claws ; hairs on vertex bristle-shaped. No. 12. Oribata orbicularis Koch).—12. Magnified sketch of ditto, copied from Nicolet's .figure. Common near Paris.
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RFR03KT4–Spherical thistle flowers (Echinops ritro) on the black background. Toned herbal texture in bright colors
RM2B7GJYH–A Wire-tailed Swallow collects pellets of mud from a puddle edge to add to its intricate bowl shaped nest. Bothe sexes are alike and both build
RM2M004JB–Scutellinia several bowl-shaped orange fruiting bodies with dark brown bristles at the edge on tree trunk
RFFWAG6D–a large marine arthropod with a domed horseshoe-shaped shell, a long tail-spine, and ten legs. on isolated Objects With Clipping
RM2AN9XG0–Diptera danica : genera and species of flies hitherto found in Denmark . a and apically on theanterior side of the middle femora, and similar but longer bristles arefound on the tibiae, on the front tibiae especially on the posterior side.All tibiae have apical spurs. The tarsi have long bristles at the apexof the joints. The front tibiae have a dense pubescence on the ven-tral side over nearly the whole length, the hind tibiae have a similarpubescence just at the apex. The tarsi are densely pubescent below.The claws are long; there are two pulvilli and a long, bristle-shaped or nearly claw-sh
RM2BX5WF4–A pair of Lesser Masked Swallows gather pellets of mud from a rain puddle to build their retort shaped clay nest at the start of the rainy season.
RMPG4AAE–. Elements of botany. Botany; Botany. 90 ELEMENTS OP BOTANY. 117. Stipules.—Although they are absent from many- leaves, and disappear early from others, stipules form a part of what the botanist regards as an ideal or model leaf.^. When present they are sometimes found as little bristle-shaped objects, at the base of the leaf as in the apple leaf (Fig. 71), sometimes as leaf-like bodies, for example in the pansy (Fig. 72), and in many other forms, one of which is that of spinous appendages, as shown in the common locust (Fig. 76). 118. Relation of Venation to Shape of Leaves. —As soon as the s
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RFHJ0W0B–Spherical thistle flowers (in Latin: Echinops ritro) on the background of cloudy sky. Toned in violet
![. Electro-physiology . FIG. 97.—Actinosphcerium cichorne. Polar effects of excitation with passage of a constant electrical current. (Venvorn.) this same protoplasm forms part of the bristle-shaped pseudopodia which stand out from the body in all directions, and exhibit a characteristic differentiation of structure—an " axial ray " of firmer consistence covered by the somewhat fluid protoplasm like a rind. The contraction phenomena described by Ivtihne manifest them- selves in a constant manner to a given mode of excitation. " In consequence of stimulation the axial ray of a pse Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MA79KB/electro-physiology-fig-97actinosphcerium-cichorne-polar-effects-of-excitation-with-passage-of-a-constant-electrical-current-venvorn-this-same-protoplasm-forms-part-of-the-bristle-shaped-pseudopodia-which-stand-out-from-the-body-in-all-directions-and-exhibit-a-characteristic-differentiation-of-structurean-quot-axial-ray-quot-of-firmer-consistence-covered-by-the-somewhat-fluid-protoplasm-like-a-rind-the-contraction-phenomena-described-by-ivtihne-manifest-them-selves-in-a-constant-manner-to-a-given-mode-of-excitation-quot-in-consequence-of-stimulation-the-axial-ray-of-a-pse-MA79KB.jpg ". Electro-physiology . FIG. 97.—Actinosphcerium cichorne. Polar effects of excitation with passage of a constant electrical current. (Venvorn.) this same protoplasm forms part of the bristle-shaped pseudopodia which stand out from the body in all directions, and exhibit a characteristic differentiation of structure—an " axial ray " of firmer consistence covered by the somewhat fluid protoplasm like a rind. The contraction phenomena described by Ivtihne manifest them- selves in a constant manner to a given mode of excitation. " In consequence of stimulation the axial ray of a pse Stock Photo")
RMMA79KB–. Electro-physiology . FIG. 97.—Actinosphcerium cichorne. Polar effects of excitation with passage of a constant electrical current. (Venvorn.) this same protoplasm forms part of the bristle-shaped pseudopodia which stand out from the body in all directions, and exhibit a characteristic differentiation of structure—an " axial ray " of firmer consistence covered by the somewhat fluid protoplasm like a rind. The contraction phenomena described by Ivtihne manifest them- selves in a constant manner to a given mode of excitation. " In consequence of stimulation the axial ray of a pse
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RFR03KT5–Spherical thistle flowers (Echinops ritro) on the black background. Toned herbal texture in bright saturated colors
RM2CWW4AT–Found along all major water-courses the Wire-tailed Swallow is resident and they make the mud cup nest in sheltered overhangs close to the river.
RM2M004F8–Scutellinia several bowl-shaped orange fruiting bodies with dark brown bristles at the edge on tree trunk
RFFWE0HC–a large marine arthropod with a domed horseshoe-shaped shell, a long tail-spine, and ten legs. on isolated white background with
RM2AX7CA0–Bergen's botany, key and floraNorthern and central states ed . ikelet with theouter glumes removed: c, c, the inner empty glumes (neuter flowers) withlong, bristle-shaped appendages; d, e, palets; anth., anthers; stlg., stigmas.C, diagram of cross section of a spikelet: a, glume; d, palet. D, a fruit.(All magnified.) (After Cosson and De Saint-Pierre) a grain. (The family is too difficult for the beginner, but thestructure and grouping of the flowers may be gathered from acareful study of Figs. 2, 3, 4.) 5. CYPERACE^. Sedge Family Grass-like or rush-like herbs, with solid, usually triangular,s
RMT23CCC–Archive image from page 113 of Discovery reports (1936) Discovery reports discoveryreports12inst Year: 1936 MM Fig. 10. Euphionella patagonica. a. Head. b. El3ron. c. Larger type of echinate tubercle. d. Smaller type of echinate tubercle. e. Disk-shaped tubercle. /. Dorsal surface of two middle segments, showing pseudo-elytra. g. Pseudo-elytron. h. Middle foot. /. Dorsal bristle. k. Ventral bristle. /. Lower ventral bristle.
RMPG426N–. Essentials of botany. Botany; Botany. LEAVES 101 possible from the end of the petiole, to distribute water quickly throughout. 118. Stipules Although they are absent from many leaves and disappear early from others, stipules often form a part (sometimes the largest and most useful por- tion) of the leaf.i When present they are sometimes found as little bristle-shaped objects at the base of the leaf, as in the apple leaf (Fig. 63), Pig. 64. Leaf of sometimes as leaf- Pansy,withLeaf- ,., , ,. p like Stipules, like, bodies, for ex- ample in the pansy (Fig. 64), and in many other forms, one of w
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RMMCMFNG–. Fig. 5. Wing of B. spuria. there is a pair of small, styliform lamellae, hi the female the abdomen is pointed and terminates with two small, styHform lamellae. The legs are slender, the hind legs the longest; the hind tibiae often a little thickened towards the apex and the hind metatarsi more or less thickened; the legs have shorter and longer hairs and bristles; middle tibiae with small apical or subapical spurs. There are two claws, two pulvilh and a small, bristle-shaped empodium with bristles on the lower side; also the claws are hairy. The wings have the media- stinal vein not quite re
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