Adjective:

Otolaryngological, ଶୁଣ |, କାନରୁ କାନ,

auriculas's Usage Examples:

where the emphasis is squarely on the "florist"s flowers", carnations and auriculas in fancy varieties that were originally cultivated as a highly competitive.

Another huge range of cultivars, known as auriculas, are derived from crosses between P.

popularity 1980 Display of penjing from China 1982 Brenda Hyatt"s display of auriculas, which launched these plants back into popularity 1988 John Chambers"s.

pieces are described in letters, including pieces sewn with violets, auriculas, geraniums , poppies, Madonna lilies.

was the seminal treatise on the topic, and his studies of tulips and auriculas helped further accurate theories of plant reproduction.

The traditional size for a long tom used for auriculas was 3 in diameter by 3.

interest in watercolour painting, gardening (with a special interest in auriculas), botany, photography, and archaeology.

my dearest mother; and upon the two little stands are six pots of fine auriculas, and I am sitting in a bay window with all those pleasant feelings which.

121,—"auriculas asini quis non (for Mida rex ) habet!" Traces of lack of revision are.

it has a black bib (or chin patch) and on its head it has two yellow auriculas and a black cap.

species of primula, including the hybrid cultivars known collectively as "auriculas" Auriculariales, an order of fungi Auricularia, a genus of fungi Auriculella.

Synonyms:

atrium cordis, pocket, auricular appendage, pouch, atrium of the heart, auricular appendix,

Antonyms:

give,