- The
vittae were a type of
woolen band used to bind up the hair of
Roman women,
wrapping itself around the head like a fillet. This
piece of
clothing appeared...
- wife,
instructing him to
adorn her with
vittae styled after the "fashion of matrons." It is
likely that
vittae were
considered to be
representative of...
- the
plant grows from
round to a
broad wedge shape, and the seed
capsule vittae are
present throughout the plant's life
cycle and are
almost always narrow...
-
Corydalis saxicola Corydalis scouleri Corydalis solida –
fumewort Corydalis vittae Corydalis wilsonii Corydalis yanhusuo Photos of
Corydalis species listed...
- carpop****) that runs
between them. Each
mericarp has 3
ridges and
numerous vittae (oil tubes),
which exude a
pungent oil
which smells of capsi**** or diesel...
- green, with red or
yellow vittae (stripes) at each side,
though sometimes U.
spinosa can be
characterized by
black vittae. It also has an interesting...
-
public by the aristocracy, or if at all by
working women of
lower classes.
Vittae were
woollen fillets that
bound a
married woman's hair. They were another...
-
condemned by the
college of pontifices, [the Vestal] was
stripped of her
vittae and
other badges of office, was scourged, was
attired like a corpse, placed...
- Fedtschenko) and its
presumed closest relatives, each of
whose seeds have 2–10
vittae (oil ducts) on the
outer face, and 4–18 on the
inner face
where two seeds...
-
Breuning in 1971. The
specific epithet albovittata refers to its
white vittae. Bezark,
Larry G. A
Photographic Catalog of the
Cerambycidae of the World...
