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trama [′trā·mə]
(mycology)
The loosely woven hyphal tissue between adjacent hymenia in basidiomycetes.
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L'impegno dello storico si intreccia con quello del bibliografo nell'offerta di materiali e dati che invitano a una lettura attiva e aperta, senza declinare il tentativo di connettere e ripercorrere in una trama unitaria una pluralita di storie recanti in se caratteristiche da indagare, descrivere e rapportare a peculiarita locali.
Marco Santoro, Storia del libro italiano. Libro e societa in Italia ... by Orlandi, Antonella / Italica
Na "escrita de si" e na trama das afinidades eletivas, podemos encontrar desdobramentos ainda nao discutidos pela historiografia modernista.
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The group are now talking in Trama Studios in the comfortable Pinheiros district.
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