- kind of
unsubstantial nutriment, so that the
Nursing Women's Milk was
exsiccated and so dr**** up, that the
young Infants lately brought forth, all perished...
-
siccus •
siccior sicc- dry demi-sec, desiccant, desiccation, exsiccant,
exsiccate, exsiccation, exsiccator, exsiccatum, sec, siccant, siccation, siccative...
- they do not glow
under UV light. They are
inamyloid and cyanophilous. In
exsiccates they are
usually connected in tetrahedrons. The
basidia are club-shaped...
- series, exsiccata(e) works,
exsiccatae collections,
sometimes exsiccati,
exsiccate. Furthermore, the
feminine noun term "exsiccata" (Latin, gen. -ae, plur...
- one. He
collected plants,
lichen and
mosses for
herbaria to sell the
exsiccates as loose-leaf-collections.
Several of
these exsiccatae issued by him are...
-
specimens as an
essential component of his research. He
prepared many
exsiccate/
exsiccata collections,
wherein multiple samples of a
specimen were collected...
- this
position until his death. He died in Kraków on 9
December 1866. His
exsiccates were
bequeathed to the
Berlin Botanic Garden.
Warscewiczella Rchb.f.,...
- are: 96,000
specimens of
algae – "includes much
material from
classical exsiccate sets,
including the
Phycotheca Boreali-Americana of
about 45
folios and...
-
collection of more than 300,000 specimens. He was
praised for his
series of
exsiccates – sets of
dried herbarium specimens – ****embled with both
local species...
