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'Plantae in Territorio Moscoviensi crescentes'

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Full title: 'Plantae | in | Territorio Moscoviensi | crescentes | ordine alphabetico | designatae | à | Dr Gottlob Schobero | S. C. Mis Medico | Moscoviae 1736 Mense Augusto | e Collectione Heinzelmani'. Added at the bottom: 'donum ill. Dni Lib. B. S. C.
[Schober, Gottlieb
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Plantae Colombianae IV. Una Planta Estimulante del Putumayo

open access: yesRevista Facultad Nacional de Agronomía Medellín, 1943
El número de especies que son usadas como narcóticos y estimulantes por los indios de Centro y Sur América es relativamente pequeño. No obstante, la fuente botánica de varios, ha permanecido dudosa o desconocida hasta hace poco. Durante los últimos veinticinco años, se han efectuado intensas investigaciones en la identificación de narcóticos y ...
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Sivananthan S: Why does man have a quadratus plantae? A review of its comparative anatomy.

open access: yes, 2005
Quadratus plantae is a muscle in the sole of the foot, typically originating from the calcaneus and inserting into the posterolateral surface of the tendons of flexor digitorum longus.
Sachi Sivananthan   +1 more
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Infectious Myositis of the Left Foot in a Healthy Adult Male. [PDF]

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Sheheryar H   +3 more
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"Plantae surinamenses" drafts

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Drafts for the dissertation "Plantae Surinamenses", defended on 23 June 1775 by Jacob Alm (1754-1821). Includes: - pp 1-4: a numbered list of 156 specimens entitled 'Carl Gust.
Linné, Carl von
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"Plantae hybridae" early draft

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Notes on various plant species, for which are given the 'mater' and 'pater', or female and male plants which make up a hybrid plant. Some of these appear in the dissertation "Plantae hybridae", defended on 23 November 1751 by Johan Johansson Haartman ...
Linné, Carl von
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Why does man have a quadratus plantae? A review of its comparative anatomy.

open access: yes, 2005
Quadratus plantae is a muscle in the sole of the foot, typically originating from the calcaneus and inserting into the posterolateral surface of the tendons of flexor digitorum longus.
Sooriakumaran, Prasanna   +2 more
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