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Definition of folia
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Folia (pl. ) of
Foliu.
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Nine-bark
::
Nine-bark
(n.) A
white-flowered
rosaceous
shrub
(Neillia,
/
Spiraea,
opulifolia),
common
in the
Northern
United
States.
The bark
separates
into many thin
layers,
whence
the
name..
Spathic
::
Spathic
(a.) Like spar;
foliated
or
lamellar;
spathose.
Senna
::
Senna (n.) The
leaves
of
several
leguminous
plants
of the genus
Cassia.
(C.
acutifolia,
C.
angustifolia,
etc.).
They
constitute
a
valuable
but
nauseous
cathartic
medicine..
Foliate
::
Foliate
(v. t.) To
spread
over with a thin coat of tin and
quicksilver;
as, to
foliate
a
looking-glass..
Cankerworm
::
Cankerworm
(n.) The larva of two
species
of
geometrid
moths which are very
injurious
to fruit and shade trees by
eating,
and often
entirely
destroying,
the
foliage.
Other
similar
larvae
are also
called
cankerworms..
Water Lemon
::
Water lemon () The
edible
fruit of two
species
of
passion
flower
(Passiflora
laurifolia,
and P.
maliformis);
-- so
called
in the West
Indies..
Bald
::
Bald (a.)
Destitute
of the
natural
or
common
covering
on the head or top, as of hair,
feathers,
foliage,
trees,
etc.; as, a bald head; a bald oak..
Molybdenite
::
Molybdenite
(n.) A
mineral
occurring
in soft,
lead-gray,
foliated
masses
or
scales,
resembling
graphite;
sulphide
of
molybdenum..
Bifoliate
::
Bifoliate
(a.)
Having
two
leaves;
two-leaved.
Graphite
::
Graphite
(n.)
Native
carbon
in
hexagonal
crystals,
also
foliated
or
granular
massive,
of black color and
metallic
luster,
and so soft as to leave a trace on
paper.
It is used for
pencils
(improperly
called
lead
pencils),
for
crucibles,
and as a
lubricator,
etc. Often
called
plumbago
or black
lead..
Suprabranchial
::
Supra-axillary
(a.)
Growing
above the axil;
inserted
above the axil, as a
peduncle.
See
Suprafoliaceous..
Angustifoliate
::
Angustifoliate
(a.) Alt. of
Angustifoliou.
Lamelliferous
::
Lamelliferous
(a.)
Bearing,
or
composed
of,
lamellae,
or thin
layers,
plates,
or
scales;
foliated..
Mahonia
::
Mahonia
(n.) The
Oregon
grape,
a
species
of
barberry
(Berberis
Aquifolium),
often
cultivated
for its
hollylike
foliage..
Quarterfoil
::
Quarterfoil
(n.) An
ornamental
foliation
having
four
lobes,
or
foils..
Wineberry
::
Wineberry
(n.) A
peculiar
New
Zealand
shrub
(Coriaria
ruscifolia),
in which the
petals
ripen and
afford
an
abundant
purple
juice from which a kind of wine is made. The plant also grows in
Chili..
Foliaceous
::
Foliaceous
(a.)
Consisting
of
leaves
or thin
laminae;
having
the form of a leaf or
plate;
as,
foliaceous
spar..
Queensland Nut
::
Queensland
nut () The nut of an
Australian
tree
(Macadamia
ternifolia).
It is about an inch in
diameter,
and
contains
a
single
round
edible
seed, or
sometimes
two
hemispherical
seeds.
So
called
from
Queensland
in
Australia..
Gaultheria
::
Gaultheria
(n.) A genus of
ericaceous
shrubs
with
evergreen
foliage,
and,
often,
edible
berries.
It
includes
the
American
winter-green
(Gaultheria
procumbens),
and the
larger-fruited
salal of
Northwestern
America
(Gaultheria
Shallon)..
Arrowhead
::
Arrowhead
(n.) An
aquatic
plant of the genus
Sagittaria,
esp. S.
sagittifolia,
-- named from the shape of the
leaves..
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