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repand

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repand [rə′pand]
(botany)
Having a margin that undulates slightly, referring to a leaf.
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Superiorite et originalite --donc responsabilite--de la creature humaine par le savoir et par la foi de Dieu en ses sujets: Et quand ton seigneur a dit aux anges: J'ai fait etre sur terre un khalifa [un lieu-tenant], ils ont dit: Tu y [sur terre] fais etre qui la deteriore et y repand le sang alors que nous Te venerons en te remerciant, en te sanctifiant; Il a dit: Je sais ce que vous ne savez pas (30).
Lire dans le parcours d'une creation (a partir de la surate XCVI du ... by Machhour, Heba / Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics
The entire laminae with undulate or repand margins, and the discrete sori lacking paraphyses are good characters to distinguish this species from its closest relatives in the genus, such as Pleopetis macrocarpa (Bory ex Willd.
New records of pteridophytes from Bolivia and Brazil by Labiak, Paulo H.; Prado, Jefferson / American Fern Journal
 
 
 
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