- In biology,
stolons (from
Latin stolō,
genitive stolōnis – "branch"), also
known as runners, are
horizontal connections between parts of an organism. They...
- Jean
Sarment, real name Jean Bellemère, (13
January 1897 – 29
March 1976) was a
French film and
stage actor and a writer. He was
nominated administrator...
- the
liver may be
seared briefly over a fire of
grape vine
clippings (
sarments)
before slow-cooking in a bain-marie; afterwards, it is
pressed and served...
- for non-plussed;
refuge for refuse; quid for cud, "
chewing the quid; "
sarment for sermon;
varmint for vermin;
sloop for slope;
spartacles for spectacles;...
-
Morrastel Bouschet, Morrastel-bouschet à gros
grains and Morrastel-bouschet à
sarments étalés. J.
Robinson Jancis Robinson's
Guide to Wine
Grapes pg 113 Oxford...
-
parasite and epiphyte.
sarment A long, slender,
prostrate stolon,
commonly called a runner.
sarmentose Reproducing by
sarments;
strawberry plants are...
- Lemercier,
architecte et ingénieur du roi ISBN 2-7351-1042-7
Review by
Thierry Sarment. The
first monograph devoted to
Jacques Lemercier. Mignot,
Claude (2004)...
-
Impossible " :
Lettres du Père Étienne-Jules
Dubernard (in French). Paris: Le
Sarment-Fayard. ISBN 2866790588. Hattaway, Paul (2007). "1854 -
Nicolas Krick &...
- gave its name to a 1933
comedy in four acts by the
French writer Jean
Sarment. The
British poet
Arthur Symons published a poem
titled Peau d'Espagne...
- rien Much Ado
About Nothing Comédie
musicale in 4 acts;
libretto by Jean
Sarment after the play by
William Shakespeare Opera 1942 Le oui des
jeunes filles...
