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Shell globose, brown or yellow, with a check or willow leaf pattern, and a single dark band on the periphery.
OUR BRITISH SNAILSJOHN WILLIAM HORSLEYTwo globose retractile vesicles issue from the ninth and tenth segments of those of Arctia chrysorrhea, &c.
AN INTRODUCTION TO ENTOMOLOGY: VOL. III (OF 4)WILLIAM KIRBYWhen young, the stem is globose, afterward becoming club-shaped or cylindrical.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT, VOL. XXI., NO. 531, MARCH 6, 1886VARIOUSThe larva has a soft fusiform body, surmounted by a somewhat globose head.
THE INSECT WORLDLOUIS FIGUIERSome clusters show twenty or more stipitate, globose sporangia, conjoined by their distinct but coherent stems.
THE NORTH AMERICAN SLIME-MOULDSTHOMAS H. (THOMAS HUSTON) MACBRIDEThe spores are sub-globose, amber-colored, faintly trivittate, and have a finely pustulated or granular surface.
BEAUTIFUL FERNSDANIEL CADY EATONThe varieties of serrated leaves, the glandless, and some having globose glands on the leaves, and others with reniform glands.
SOIL CULTUREJ. H. WALDENThe heads of both are formed with spiral wire; the shortest being globose, the other somewhat flattened.
NOOKS AND CORNERS OF ENGLISH LIFE, PAST AND PRESENTJOHN TIMBSThe flowers are three inches long, forming a compact globose head.
THE ROMANCE OF NATURAL HISTORY, SECOND SERIESPHILIP HENRY GOSSEGlobose bodies, vertical or slightly everted collars tooled in a series of ridged bands, with tooled rims at top.
NORTH DEVON POTTERY AND ITS EXPORT TO AMERICA IN THE 17TH CENTURYC. MALCOLM WATKINSSYNONYM OF THE DAY
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