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badge of monody,
producing rhythmically diverse melodies. The
music has a
branchy mode system,
where chromatization of
major and
minor scales is of great...
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rarely deeper than 3 mm (1⁄8 in). The milky-white
stipe (stalk) has a
branchy structure and
becomes tough as the
mushroom matures.[citation needed] In...
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primitive anchors and
drags (grapnel anchors) made from
severed spruce tops or
branchy bush
trunks out****ed with a
stone sinker,
known as krake, but also krabbe...
- of
their new community. They
affectionally named the tree "
Branchy." To this day
Branchy stands tall in the
center of town. The
townsite was platted...
- a risk when
thinning is
carried out tardily,
which can lead to tree
branchiness and the
presence of
knots in the
resultant timber harvest,
again reducing...
- 1
March 2023. Duvernoy, G. L. (1840). "Note sur une
nouvelle forme de
branchies, découverte dans une espèce de Crustacé dècapode macroure, qui
devra former...
- kidney-shaped, and have long thin horns. var.
minima has
stems low, ascending,
branchy,
leaves roundish,
seeds smaller 1-1.4 mm (vs. 1.3-1.6 mm of var. peplus)...
- "stalactites" when
dropping from the spit. In
Lithuanian means "peaked" or "
branchy" or "branched tree" due to its
conical shape resembling a pine tree, and...
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branches as
energy is put into
growing up for
light reasons and not
branchiness. The term
stand conversion refers to a
change from one silvicultural...
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Apperand lyk that had bene Of kyn be
descens lyneale Or be
branchys collaterele It is also
attested to by the fact that
Archibald the Grim...
