- 'seed'), and
literally means 'naked seeds'. The name is
based on the
unenclosed condition of
their seeds (called
ovules in
their unfertilized state)....
- The New
Forest is one of the
largest remaining tracts of
unenclosed pasture land,
heathland and
forest in
Southern England,
covering southwest Hampshire...
-
often with
surrounding tissues,
develop into fruits.
Gymnosperms have
unenclosed seeds.
Xylem made of
vessel elements Open
vessel elements are stacked...
- the
aviation industry to
refer to a low rim
around the
opening for an
unenclosed ****pit. The
origin of the term is unknown.
Coaming also
refers to the...
- Main
Event Entertainment, JCPenney, and Macy's. The
Boulevard is an
unenclosed area of the mall that
opened in 2008.
Retailers and
eateries include:...
-
access to the countryside. Furthermore,
access to much
uncultivated and
unenclosed land has
opened up
since the
enactment of the
Countryside and
Rights of...
-
important nutritional value and that
these were lost by
boiling or
cooking in
unenclosed vessels.
Fuelled by a
desire to help feed the undernourished, in 1840...
-
scattered settlements and
small villages; the
uplands provide extensive unenclosed grazing, and the
lower slopes are
mainly enclosed pasture.
Slate quarrying...
- then however,
goods were for the most part
loaded and
unloaded at an
unenclosed river harbour that was
established at the end of the 19th century. At...
-
Holyhead Mountain (Welsh
Mynydd Twr, from
mynydd 'mountain,
unenclosed land' and twr 'a heap, pile') is the
highest point on Holy Island, Anglesey, and...
