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Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club

Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club (1870–).
The 936th most frequently quoted source in the OED, with a total of 522 quotations (about 0.01% of all OED quotations).

Total number of quotations522Find quotations
Quotations providing first evidence of a word42Find quotations
Quotations providing first evidence of a particular meaning98Find quotations
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aciculatedMarked with narrow lines (as if produced by a needle), finely striated. Also: (a)…1819Go To Quotation
agrostologicalOf or relating to grasses or agrostology. Cf. agrostologic adj.1875Go To Quotation
antivirusMed. and Biol. A substance which is active or effective against viruses.1914Go To Quotation
azonalNot confined to a zone, not arranged in zones; spec. in Soil Sci., azonal soil (see quot. 1938).1896Go To Quotation
biotinA vitamin of the B complex which is essential for various metabolic carboxylation reactions…1935Go To Quotation
cytogenetical= cytogenetic adj. 2.1930Go To Quotation
ecologic= ecological adj.1894Go To Quotation
ecologicallyIn an ecological manner; in terms of ecology.1897Go To Quotation
hyponymTaxonomy. A name made invalid by the lack of adequate contemporary description of the taxon it was intended to designate.1904Go To Quotation
megagametogenesisThe process of formation of megagametes.1929Go To Quotation
melastomeA plant of the family Melastomataceae.1881Go To Quotation
mesophilousCharacterized by the avoidance of extremes of moisture or dryness; (Ecol.) mesophytic.1901Go To Quotation
mesothermalChiefly Ecol. Of an environment: characterized by moderate temperatures; (of…1901Go To Quotation
MicrocystisA genus of colony-forming cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) (order Chroococcales), some…1879Go To Quotation
microenvironmentalOf, relating to, or of the nature of a microenvironment.1947Go To Quotation
microthermalDesignating a plant that can grow or survive in low temperatures; = microtherm adj. rare. Perh. Obs.1901Go To Quotation
mid-size= mid-sized adj.1967Go To Quotation
monospecificBiol. Containing or consisting of only one species.1921Go To Quotation
morphallacticOf, involving, or occurring by morphallaxis.1926Go To Quotation
multigenericDerived from or involving more than one genus or kind.1923Go To Quotation
nassellaAny of various coarse, tussock-forming grasses constituting the genus Nassella, native…1909Go To Quotation
necrotizedNecrotic.1929Go To Quotation
nocardialOf, resembling, or caused by actinomycetes of the genus Nocardia.1947Go To Quotation
nucleolate= nucleolated adj.1883Go To Quotation
nucular= nuclear adj. (in various senses).1943Go To Quotation
ombrophilousOf a plant: shade-loving.1924Go To Quotation
outcurvedCurved outwards; spec. (of the bow of a violin or other stringed instrument) having a curve in the direction away from the hair.1897Go To Quotation
paroeciousOf a bryophyte: having the male and female reproductive organs in close proximity but…1877Go To Quotation
peristomateOf a moss or moss capsule: having a peristome (peristome n. 1).1941Go To Quotation
photoassimilatetrans. To assimilate (a carbon source) by photosynthesis. Also intr.1961Go To Quotation
phytomerEach of the basic morphological units which is repeated to form the structure of a…1879Go To Quotation
pistillodeA sterile or rudimentary pistil.1904Go To Quotation
podocarpaceousCharacteristic of or belonging to the family Podocarpaceae.1932Go To Quotation
presynapticCell Biol. Occurring or existing before the pairing of homologous chromosomes during meiosis.1903Go To Quotation
prophyllum= prophyll n. 1.1890Go To Quotation
proterandrousBot. = protandrous adj. 1. Cf. proterogynous adj. 1.1872Go To Quotation
pseudomonasA bacterium of the genus Pseudomonas (family Pseudomonadaceae), which…1899Go To Quotation
radiomimeticOf a substance: producing an effect on cells or tissue similar to that of ionizing radiation.…1945Go To Quotation
resinosisAn abnormal condition in conifers marked by abundant discharge of resin from the root or…1884Go To Quotation
rheophyteA plant that lives in flowing water.1899Go To Quotation
roentgeno-= radiograph n. 2; cf. roentgenograph n.1896Go To Quotation
SeptoriaAn imperfect fungus of the genus Septoria, which includes forms having spores borne…1891Go To Quotation

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