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RF2F2P2XM–Close-up shot with shallow depth of field of a ripe persimmon fruit set on a plain white background.
RM2F6GXA7–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RMMABD8A–. Dr. H. G. Bronn's Klassen und Ordnungen des Thier-Reichs : wissenschaftlich dargestellt in Wort und Bild . Abb. 336. a = Neocleobis solitarius (Banks), medial; c = dsgl. von Ammotrechelis goetschi n. sp., $, medial; d = desgl. von Ammotrechesta brunnea n. sp., ^> medial; e = desgl. von Ammotrecha nigrescens Poe, <-£, medial; / = rechter Pedipalpus von Ammotrechula texana (Krpl.), §, medial; g — desgl. von Pseudocleobis morsicans (Gerv.), £, medial; h = desgl. von Pseudocleobis alticola Poe, £, medial; i — desgl. von Pseudocleobis chilensis n. sp., 9» medial (nach Typus; die Behaarung —
RM2AG7WMK–. Ants; their structure, development and behavior. FIG. 202. Diagram of a large ^//a texana nest in strata of sand, blue and red clay.(From a sketch by A. L. Melander and C. T. Brues.) compact soil. The vertical gallery, which opens on a turret-shapedcrater made of bits of sticks and leaves (Fig. 193), descends to adepth of 38-110 cm. and has at intervals four to five subsphericalchambers 2-5 cm. in diameter and increasing in size with the depth 336 ANTS. (Fig- 194). The garden.- arc suspended like those of Mycctosoritisand consist of triturated vegetable substances (leaves, oak-catkins, etc.)
RF2F2P2WC–Close-up shot with shallow depth of field of a ripe persimmon fruit set on a plain white background.
RM2F6GXAF–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RMMED5D4–. Die Gartenwelt . Vg. 1. a. Quercus Kcllogii (Q. eaKfornica). — b. Q. texana. — c. Q. lobata. — d. Q. ilicifolia (Q. nana):— e—g. Q. Phellos. — h — i. Q, gcorgi- ana. — k. Q. serrata. — 1—ra. Q. libani. — n. Q. macedoniea. — o. Q. castaneaefolia. — p—q. Q. glauea. (Alles B/14 nat. Grösse.) Buchtnerven. Wenn es heisst Lappennerven 10—12, so sind natürlich Nervenpaare gemeint, der Kürze halber hebe ich das nicht immer hervor. Ausser dem Umriss, der Stiellange und der Färbung ist die Art der Behaarung von hoher Bedeutung. Wir unterscheiden bei Quercus be- sonders zwei Haartypen, einfache (seidi
RM2AFMHAF–. Handbook of the trees of the northern states and Canada east of the Rocky mountains. Photo-descriptive. SOUTHERN RED OAK. SCHNECKS OAK. Qiiercus Texana Bnckl.^. Fig. i6i. Branchlet with leaves and fruit and young acorns, i ; branchlet in winter bearing younuacorns and leaf-buds. 162. Trunk of tree in Meramec River valley, Mo. Handbook of Trees of the Xortherx States axd Ca^^vda. 141 This tree in tlio ricli bottom-lands of theWabasli River Imsin i> said to attain a lieiiihtof nearly 200 ft., witli sturdy buttressed trunksometimes 7-8 ft. in diameter and 80-00 ft.to its l)ranches — dimensio
RM2F6GXAP–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2AG7B21–. Report of the State Entomologist on injurious and other insects of the state of New York. Fig. 68 Coquillettomyialobata,male palpus (enlarged, original) Fig. 69 C o -quillettomyialob at a, side viewof anterior clawof male (enlarged,original) narrowly rounded; ventral plate long, slender, broadly and slightlyemarginate. Type Cecid. 176. (See plate 10, fig. 3). Fig. 70 Coquillettomyia lobata, palpus of female (enlarged, original) Coquillettomyia texana Felt 1908 Felt, E, P. N. Y. State Mus. Bui. 124, p. 398 The male was reared September 3, 1907 by E. S. Tucker from acage containing young oats,
RM2F6GXAB–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2AJM9TF–The tree book : A popular guide to a knowledge of the trees of North America and to their uses and cultivation . high. D. Tree pyramidal; branches with pin-like spurs. (Q. palustris) pin oakDD. Tree spreading; acorn large, in smooth, shallowsaucer (Q. rubra) red oak DDD. Tree of oblong head; acorn cup greyish, downy. (Q. Texana) texan red oakCC. Acorn cup hemispherical, as high as broad. D. Leaves thin, glabrous beneath; acorn cup drawnin at top. (Q. coccinea) scarlet oak DD. Leaves coarse, tufted with rusty hairs below;acorn cup not drawn in at top. (Q. velutina) black oakDDD. Leaves firm, pa
RM2F6GXAW–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2AJJP1A–The tree book : A popular guide to a knowledge of the trees of North America and to their uses and cultivation . TO IMPORTANT GENERA AND SPECIES A. Foliage simple; flowers rosy, pea-like. i. Genus CERCIS, Linn. B. Leaves heart shaped. (C. Canadensis) redbud BB. Leaves kidney shaped. (C. Texensis) Texas redbud AA. Foliage compound. B. Leaves twice compound; flowers regular.C. Branches thorny; foliage fleecy. 2. Genus GLEDITSIA, Linn. D. Pods 12 to 18 inches long, pulpy, many-seeded. (G. triacanthos) honey locustDD. Pods 4 to 5 inches long, without pulp, many-seeded. (G. Texana) texan honey locu
RM2F6GXAK–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2AWHXXH–Annual report . antennal segment with a stem as long as the basal enlargement; terminal clasp segment stout, elongate, ovoid, palpi quadriarticulate m o d e s t a Felt, C. 147 cccc Length 1.25 mm; abdomen dark brown; fifth antennal segment with a length one-quarter greater than the basal enlargement; palpi triarticulate; terminal clasp segment stout, much produced, not dilated texana Felt, C. 1258, 888 aaa 15 antennal segments, the fifth with a stem one-fourth longer than thebasal enlargement b Length 1 mm; abdomen dark brown; mesonotum black c a r p i n i Felt, C. 107 i66 NEW YORK STATE MUSEU
RM2F6GXAY–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2CR2NW1–. Reports of explorations and surveys, to ascertain the most practicable and economical route for a railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean . he Carboniferous limestone. REMARKS. The fossils which Captain Pope has collected, with the exception of No. 91, are all such ascharacterize the Cretaceous formation. This formation is well represented by Grypho?a Pitcheriand Exogyra Texana from the Big springs of the Colorado. These fossils are well known inthe Cretaceous formation of Texas. The former was first described by Dr. Morton, of Phila-delphia,2 who received his specimens from
RM2F6GXAC–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2CHH1RJ–. The standard cyclopedia of horticulture; a discussion, for the amateur, and the professional and commercial grower, of the kinds, characteristics and methods of cultivation of the species of plants grown in the regions of the United States and Canada for ornament, for fancy, for fruit and for vegetables; with keys to the natural families and genera, descriptions of the horticultural capabilities of the states and provinces and dependent islands, and sketches of eminent horticulturists . ery thick and hard; kernel sweet, small. .rk. andOkla. S.T.S. 2:181.—C. Buckkyi, Durand (C. texana, Buckl
RM2F6GXAN–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2CPGE3J–. Records of big game : with their distribution, characteristics, dimensions, weights, and horn & tusk measurements . Head of Mexican White-tailed Deer in the Collection ofMajor W. Anstruther Gray. /)—MEXICAN WHITE-TAIL (M. americana lichtensteini). This is one of the smaller races of the species, the height at theshoulder ranging from about 33 to 36 inches, and the antlers beingusually smaller and simpler than in the northern race.Distribution.—Mexico. In Northern Mexico this race is represented by the Texan M. a. texana, and in the extreme south by M. a. tolteca, which does not turn red. Th
RF2F2P322–Close-up shot with shallow depth of field of a ripe persimmon fruit set on a plain white background.
RM2F6GXAE–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2CNEN50–. The bird book : illustrating in natural colors more than seven hundred North American birds; also several hundred photographs of their nests and eggs . ing habits of this species are the same as thoseof the others of the genus and the eggs are similar butthe markings are generally more prominent and larger.Size 1.10 x .80. ■i-80.^. Texas Jay. Aphelocoma texana. Range.- -Southeastern Texas. It is not likely that the eggs of this species differ es-sentially from those of many of the others. tphelocoma californica 481. C ALII OHM J Y californica. Range.—Pacific coast of California and Washin
RF2F2P2Y2–Close-up shot with shallow depth of field of a ripe persimmon fruit set on a plain white background.
RM2F6GXAT–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2CD9BAF–. Timber trees and forests of North Carolina . hatdarker. It is used for clapboards, cooperage, interior finish, andthe manufacture of furniture. The bark is occasionally used fortanning. Large quantities have been cut in North Carolina forlocal use, but a great amount is still standing in the westerncounties. Quercus texana, Buckley. (TEXAS RED OAK. SWAMP RED OAK.) A large tree, with a narrow pyramidal crown, shallow-furrowedstriped gray and black or mottled bark, and smooth gray branches,reaching a height of nearly 200 feet and a diameter of 4 to 8feet. It occurs from Iowa south to Texas and
RM2F6GXAH–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2CJ0831–. Annual report of the United States Geological Survey to the Secretary of the Interior . Radiolites.O. ? munsoni. S. peruvianus. Engonoeeras sp., Turrltella,Pecten, Holectypus, Toxaster, E. texana,G. marcoui. marcoui. U. marcoui, E. texana.. Fig. 12.—Section of slopes of Paluxy Valley from top of Comanche Peak, Hood County, to Glen Rose,Somervell County. (For explanation of lettering see PI. XVI, p. 110.) 152 BLACK AND GRAND PRAIRIES, TEXAS. extending arm of the Western Cross Timbers, continues irregularlysouthward from its junction with the main belt of the Western CrossTimbers in Wise Count
RF2F2P31Y–Close-up shot with shallow depth of field of a ripe persimmon fruit set on a plain white background.
RM2F6GXA8–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2CHY72A–. Annual report of the United States Geological Survey to the Secretary of the Interior . Cylindrite* formosus Cragin. Eriallaster texanus. Exogyra texana. Gryphrea marcoui. Diplopodia texanum. Cyprimeria crassa, in the lower part. Schli lenbachia acutoearinata. Sclili priil iacliia pedernalis.Epiaster elegana Cragin.Epiaster whitei.Trichotropis shumardi Cragin.Cinulia tarrantonsis Cragin.Pecten texanus.Exogyra plexa Cragin. 1 Trans. Acad. Sci. St. Louis, Vol. I, p.585. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TWENTY -FIRST ANNUAL REPORT PART VII PL. XXVII. 1. la, 1&. Exogyra texana Roemer. 2a. 2b. Gryphaea ma
RF2F2P32G–Close-up shot with shallow depth of field of a ripe persimmon fruit set on a plain white background.
RM2F6GXAG–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2CP8BHR–. Key to North American birds. Containing a concise account of every species of living and fossil bird at present known from the continent north of the Mexican and United States boundary, inclusive of Greenland and lower California, with which are incorporated General ornithology, an outline of the structure and classification of birds, and Field ornithology, a manual of collecting, preparing, and preserving birds . uata of former eds. of Key; A. 0. U. Lists, 1886-95,No. 594; P. s. texana Eidgw. Auk, Jan. 1897, p. 95;A. 0. U. Suppl. List, Auk, Jan. 1897, p. 129, No.594 a.) CARDINALIS. (Lat. ca
RF2F2P2WE–Close-up shot with shallow depth of field of a ripe persimmon fruit set on a plain white background.
RM2F6GXAR–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2CD9AXD–. Timber trees and forests of North Carolina . f!E£-l?AL^^*^^?^-:<^ ^°*^L^Z*- -- L..^.. ..-LEGENDDistribution of the TURKEY or FORK-LEAVED BLACK-JACK OAK(Quercus catesbaei, A/icAx.) jSf^ Known distribution of the TEXAS REDOAK (Quercus texana, Bud.). damp hillsides, associated with the yellow oak, swamp white oak,red and willow oaks, and elms. (Fig. 23.) Throughout North Carolina it reproduces itself slowly, and3^oung seedlings are rarely found in the forest, although it flowersregularly and matures fruit every two or three years. The small thin light green leaves, deeply lobed on the sides,
RF2F2P2XX–Close-up shot with shallow depth of field of a ripe persimmon fruit set on a plain white background.
RM2F6GXB0–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
![. Trees of Texas; an illustrated manual of the native and introduced trees of the state . ^ popular ornamental treethroughout its range. ERICACEAE De Condolle. The Heath Family. Arbutus (Tournefort) L. ^Madrona. Arbutus texana Buckley. Texan ^ladrona. A shrub orsmall evergreen tree 20° higli witli short, much branched trunk,furroA^ed, l)rown bark and red tAvigs. Leaves oAate to ob-long, ]-3 long, 2/3-li/o Avide, thick, and mostly entire or 10—Trees 146 Bulletin of the University of Texas. Fig. 4 8. a. Svida stricta. b. Cynoxylon floridum. The Trees of Texas 147 with scattered teeth, dark green Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CDBRKD/trees-of-texas-an-illustrated-manual-of-the-native-and-introduced-trees-of-the-state-popular-ornamental-treethroughout-its-range-ericaceae-de-condolle-the-heath-family-arbutus-tournefort-l-madrona-arbutus-texana-buckley-texan-ladrona-a-shrub-orsmall-evergreen-tree-20-higli-witli-short-much-branched-trunkfurroaed-lrown-bark-and-red-tavigs-leaves-oaate-to-ob-long-3-long-23-lio-avide-thick-and-mostly-entire-or-10trees-146-bulletin-of-the-university-of-texas-fig-4-8-a-svida-stricta-b-cynoxylon-floridum-the-trees-of-texas-147-with-scattered-teeth-dark-green-2CDBRKD.jpg ". Trees of Texas; an illustrated manual of the native and introduced trees of the state . ^ popular ornamental treethroughout its range. ERICACEAE De Condolle. The Heath Family. Arbutus (Tournefort) L. ^Madrona. Arbutus texana Buckley. Texan ^ladrona. A shrub orsmall evergreen tree 20° higli witli short, much branched trunk,furroA^ed, l)rown bark and red tAvigs. Leaves oAate to ob-long, ]-3 long, 2/3-li/o Avide, thick, and mostly entire or 10—Trees 146 Bulletin of the University of Texas. Fig. 4 8. a. Svida stricta. b. Cynoxylon floridum. The Trees of Texas 147 with scattered teeth, dark green Stock Photo")
RM2CDBRKD–. Trees of Texas; an illustrated manual of the native and introduced trees of the state . ^ popular ornamental treethroughout its range. ERICACEAE De Condolle. The Heath Family. Arbutus (Tournefort) L. ^Madrona. Arbutus texana Buckley. Texan ^ladrona. A shrub orsmall evergreen tree 20° higli witli short, much branched trunk,furroA^ed, l)rown bark and red tAvigs. Leaves oAate to ob-long, ]-3 long, 2/3-li/o Avide, thick, and mostly entire or 10—Trees 146 Bulletin of the University of Texas. Fig. 4 8. a. Svida stricta. b. Cynoxylon floridum. The Trees of Texas 147 with scattered teeth, dark green
RM2F6GXAD–Untouchable, norteña music group, Texana, during presentations at the Palenque of the cattle expo of Sonora on May 22, 2009 Intocable, conjunto de música norteña , Texana, durante presentaciones en el palenque de la expo ganadera de Sonora el 22may2009
RM2CHXK67–. Annual report of the United States Geological Survey to the Secretary of the Interior . the top of this ledge there are an enormousnumber of Requienia texana 4 0 0. Base concealed by embed. Total, Bee Creek section 104 8 The total thickness of the partial section of the Edwards limestone on down-thrown side of Balcones fault in the vicinity of Austin, as determined from the foregoing sections, is as follows: Ft. In. (a) Bluff on Barton Creek, beds 49 to 43 29 11 (b) Deep Eddy Bluff, beds 42 to 24 99 8 (c) Bluff at mouth of Bee Creek, beds 23 to 1 104 8 Grand total 234 3 The base of the limes
RM2CJ26AD–. Smithsonian miscellaneous collections . 796. The specimens represented by figs. 1-3 are from locality 65c,Ozarkian : Mons formation : Sawback Range, Alberta, Can. Huenella texana Walcott 522 Fig. 4. (X 4-) A ventral valve partially concealed by the mesial sinusof another specimen. 6. (X4-) Interior of a ventral valve that occurs on the same weather surface as 4 and 8. 7. (X4-) Dorsal valve associated with Huenella weedi Walcott. 8. (X4-) Part of a small piece of a thin layer of limestone on which the fossils weather out in relief. Both H. texana andH. weedi occur scattered irregularly over t
RM2CDEY3N–. Allgemeine Pflanzenkaryologie . Fig. 341. Zephyranihes texana. a Eikern in „Spirem und daneben der c^ Nucleus. b Eikern und männlicher Kern in Teilung ; letzterer jedoch in offenbarer Degeneration; c Eikern in später Anaphase; eine Vereinigung mit Bestandteilen des -^ Kerns ist nicht eingetreten. Vergr. 1000. (Nach Pace.) phinium elatum, nach Sax (1916) bei Fritillaria pudica usw.^) (vgl. auchResume bei Engler-Gilg, 1919, S. XXHI). Man denke ferner daran,daß unter Umständen (nicht immer!) die Ei- und Synergidenkerne beiCorijlus undJuglans (S. Nawaschin 1895 a b, Karsten 1902) ohne zu-vorige
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