1. Capitulum The morphology of the capitula suggests they are not well adapted for pollination by other nocturnal vectors such as bats or moths

2. ‘The temporal phases of staminate and pistillate flowers never overlap in the same Capitulum, although different capitula of the same individual plant …

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9. As nouns the difference between Capitulum and caput is that Capitulum is (botany) a densely clustered inflorescence composed

10. Capitulum vi sible from Abave, capitulum not vi sible from above, scutum present, family Ixadidae, scutum absent, family Argasidae

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13. Capitulum [ kah-pit´u-lum] (pl

14. Hoc Capitulum in duas periodos distinctas, temporis spatio generatim non ultra annum protracto, dividi poterit, si ita ipsum Capitulum secreto suffragio decreverit

15. The Capitulum is typical of members of the family Compositae.

16. In contextanatomylang=en terms the difference between Capitulum and caput is that Capitulum is (anatomy) a small protuberance on a bone which articulates into another bone to form a ball-and-socket joint while caput is (anatomy) a knob-like protuberance or Capitulum

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18. FURNEAUX Here Khn translates by ‘acuminatum Capitulum specilli’, which is incorrect

19. Capitulum mitella is a tropical/sub-tropical intertidal barnacle of high economic value

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21. English words for Capitulum include chapter, capital, paisano, small head and chapter house

22. Capitulum or Flower-head of the Marigold, showing the involucre or whorl of overlapping bracts

23. The Capitulum is the characteristic inflorescence of the composite family (Asteraceae) of flowering plants

24. Capitulum definition is - a rounded protuberance of an anatomical part (such as a bone).

25. During maturation the sporopollenin framework of the capitula and foveolate layer become obscured by the addition of electron-dense, non-acetolysis-resistant materials.

26. Synonyms for Capitulum include head, nut, bean, noggin, pate, skull, cranium, crown, dome and noddle

27. Capitulum may take on various forms and the florets tend to be on the smaller side

28. According to botanists, the Capitulum is a type of compound inflorescence that is commonly seen in the Asteraceae family.

29. Bullpouts bumptiously campanulaceous capitulum compluvium compluviums compunctiously conspicuously [more only first 20 shown above] Hook words found for pulu

30. Vespers, that is, the Capitulum, hymn, antiphon of the "Magnificat", is taken from the Sanctorale.

31. The Capitulum laterally articulates with the radius; the trochlea, a spool-shaped surface, articulates with the ulna.

32. *Capitulum* A type of flowering shoot (see racemose inflorescence [1]) characteristic of plants of the family Compositae (Asteraceae), e.g

33. Germination of nonplumed achenes in intact capitula was never greater than 21%, regardless of time of collection, because of the presence of the involucral bracts.

34. My reading and translation of Capitulum Duodecimum, Lectio Prima, with a couple extra slides thrown in about Roman names.

35. Pseudoeriocoryne in the subgenus Eriocoryne comprises four species, and is delimited mainly by Acaulescence and an inflorescence with congested capitula surrounded by a rosette of leaves.

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37. Capitulum definition: a racemose inflorescence in the form of a disc of sessile flowers, the youngest at the Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

38. All of the thoracic ribs are Bicapitate, with the capitulum and tuberculum separated by a 30-mm notch in the first rib (Fig

39. …two smooth articular surfaces (Capitulum and trochlea), two depressions (fossae) that form part of the elbow joint, and two projections (epicondyles)

40. The bloodsucking, probing, sensing, and holdfast mouthparts of a tick, including the basal supporting structure; relative size and shape of mouthparts forming the Capitulum …

41. Capitulum: An inflorescence consisting of a head of small closely packed stalkless flowers or florets arising at the same level on a flattened axis

42. The Capitulum is a convex and rounded projection that covers the anterior and inferior surfaces of the lateral condyle of the humerus

43. There are several types of Capitulum in the Asteraceae due to different combinations of florets varying in corolla shape and stamen development

44. The capitellum, also refered to as the Capitulum, is the lateral part of the humeral condyle that articulates with the radial head

45. There are several types of Capitulum in the Asteraceae due to different combinations of florets varying in corolla shape and stamen development

46. Capitulum definition: a racemose inflorescence in the form of a disc of sessile flowers, the youngest at the Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

47. The yellow central portion of the Capitulum of a daisy consists of disk flowers, while the outer white, petallike structures are actually ray flowers

48. Previous studies have shown that the formation of ray florets on a radiate Capitulum may be related to the parallel co-option of CYC2 -like genes amo …

49. The interpretation that all floral events on the capitulum take place in an acropetal or centripetal sequence is widely accepted, but many contradictory examples have been found.

50. Flowers in this tree species lack a perianth and are arranged in capitula surrounded by large (up to 10 cm x 5 cm) Bracts that at anthesis turn from green to white, losing their photosynthetic capability

51. ‘The distinguishing characteristic of this species is the extremely Bullate leaves.’ ‘Paranephelius is composed of acaulescent herbs with showy, yellow capitula, sessile in the center of a basal rosette of leaves, often with Bullate leaf surfaces.’

52. The Capitulum is surrounded by a many-leaved involucre, formed by the bracts of the outer flower (in sheep's-bit) or by modified apical leaves (in Compositae)

53. Above the front part of the Capitulum is a slight depression, the radial fossa, which receives the anterior border of the head of the radius, when the forearm is flexed.

54. Furthermore, the production of morphologically and ecologically indistinguishable ray and disc achenes by A. umbellatus var. umbellatus would suggest that the significance of heterogamous capitula, specifically the production of ray florets, rests in their attractiveness of pollinators.

55. As nouns the difference between tick and Capitulum is that tick is a tiny woodland arachnid of the suborder ixodida or tick can be a relatively quiet but sharp sound generally made repeatedly by moving machinery or tick can be (uncountable) ticking or tick can be (ukcolloquial) credit, trust while Capitulum is (botany) a densely clustered inflorescence composed of a large number of individual

56. Acarina (acari mites, ticks; class Arachnida) Order of small or very small arachnids most of which have a short, unsegmented abdomen. The body comprises the capitulum and a prosoma

57. Previous studies have shown that the formation of ray florets on a radiate Capitulum may be related to the parallel co-option of CYC2-like genes among independent Asteraceae lineages

58. 1610s, "counting of heads," from Late Latin Capitationem (nominative capitatio), noun of action from past participle stem of a verb derived from caput "head" (see capitulum)

59. Although not generally termed Condyles, the trochlea and capitulum of the humerus act as Condyles in the elbow, and the femur head acts as a Condyle in the hip joint.

60. Synonyms for Capitulum noun a dense cluster of flowers or foliage noun fruiting spike of a cereal plant especially corn noun an arrangement of leafy branches forming the top or head of a tree

61. Titus Livius, Ab Urbe Condita I, 15: Adversa pugna The defeated battle· turned toward, having been turned toward.· hostile 98 AD, Publius Cornelius Tacitus, De origine et situ Germanorum, capitulum II: …et inmensus

62. The primitive condition for amniotes is Bicapitate ribs that form two separate joints with the vertebrae (Figure 1A).The capitulum of the rib articulates with the parapophysis on the vertebral centrum, and the tuberculum articulates with the diapophysis on the transverse process.

63. The Acalyculate spiny hemipenis of Eutrachelophis bassleri is unique among “xenodontines” in having a noncapitate, well-formed capitulum in the form of a nude dome; bifurcation is lacking even in the insertion of the major retractor muscle; the sulcus spermaticus is centrolineal in the retracted organ but becomes centrifugal during eversion.

64. The Acalyculate spiny hemipenis of Eutrachelophis bassleri is unique among "xenodontines" in having a noncapitate, well-formed capitulum in the form of a nude dome; bifurcation is lacking even in the insertion of the major retractor muscle; the sulcus spermaticus is centrolineal in the retracted organ but becomes centrifugal during eversion.

65. In various senses in English in anatomy and biology, from Latin Capitulum, literally "little head," diminutive of caput "head," also "leader, guide, chief person; summit; capital city; origin, source, spring," figuratively "life, physical life;" in writing "a division, paragraph;" of money, "the principal sum," from PIE root *kaput-"head."