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RFT98A34–Copal is a name given to tree resin, particularly the aromatic resins from the copal tree Protium copal Burseraceae. Isolated
RFRW4TNH–Copal is a name given to tree resin, particularly the aromatic resins from the copal tree Protium copal Burseraceae. Isolated
RF2J55KM2–3D model of hydrogen (1H) molecule. The most common isotope of hydrogen is protium (1H), which has an atom with the simplest possible structure
RF2JK3CM2–Main isotopes of Hydrogen. Protium, Deuterium (D) and Tritium (T) are the three naturally occurring isotopes of the chemical element hydrogen.
RF2R8WDCR–Hydrogen Atom and Isotopes (Tritium, Deuterium, Protium). Bohr Model. Structure of atom with one Electron, and Nucleus that Consists Of Proton And Neu
RF2JJTNAA–Hydrogen, atom model. Chemical element with symbol H and atomic number 1. Bohr model of hydrogen-1, protium.
RF2K982WB–3D image of a-Cadinol skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of sesquiterpenoid alcohol isolated on white background
RF2AA2YHM–Logs Marfan burl wood striped exotic wooden beautiful pattern for crafts at black background
RM2G108Y1–Box containing Twenty-Three Samples of Wood From Surinam. Rectangular box with three and twenty wood samples: 1. BradiLief (genus coccoloba, fam. PolygonoCeae) 2. Hiene Nikoe (Unidentified) 3. Siepo (Protium Spec.) 4. Troeta (Unidentified) 5. Djond Joroba (Unidentified) 6. Arratte (Minquartia Guyanensis) 7. White Sugarwood (Sugar Pine of White Maple) 8. Pieterhout (Unidentified) 9. Tataa (not quit) 10. Bosch Papaya (Unidentified) 11. Aretano (Unidentified) 12. Pondo (Unidentified) 13. DREVIA LIGHTION (Unidentified) 14. Lowlandsche Bebe (Pterocarpus Draco) 15. Praprahout (Unidentified) 16. Swie
RMAC44XP–An animal sculpture of an otary (Oaxaca - Mexico). Sculpture animalière représentant une otarie (Oaxaca - Mexique).
RF2DJ64E5–hydrogen isotopes. Atomic Structure from hydrogen-1 to hydrogen-3. Atomic Particles: protons, neutrons, electrons. Vector illustration for science use
RMFY3B4H–Canarium or pili nut tree, Canarium indicum, and protium tree, Protium icicariba. Chromolithograph after a botanical illustration from Hermann Adolph Koehler's Medicinal Plants, edited by Gustav Pabst, Koehler, Germany, 1887.
RF2WTCK0N–Hydrogen atom. Atomic structure. Close-up of a Proton and Electron. Bohr model. Quantum theory. Vector illustration
RFRW4TT4–Copal is a name given to tree resin, particularly the aromatic resins from the copal tree Protium copal Burseraceae. Isolated
RFRTTGXH–Copal is a name given to tree resin, particularly the aromatic resins from the copal tree Protium copal Burseraceae. Isolated
RMW56YC6–Box Containing Twenty-Three Samples of Wood from Surinam, Rectangular box with twenty-three wood samples: 1. bradilief (genus Coccoloba, fam. Polygonoceae) 2. hienge nikoe (unidentified) 3. siepo (protium spec.) 4. troeta (unidentified) 5. djond joroba (unidentified) 6. arratte (minquartia guyanensis) 7. white sugarwood (sugar pine or white maple) 8. petroleum wood (unidentified) 9. tataai (unidentified) 10. bosch papaya (unidentified) 11. aretano (unidentified) 12. pound (unidentified) 13. drevie trekie (unidentified) 14. lowland bebe (Pterocarpus draco) 15. prapra wood (unidentified) 16
RF2AA28ER–Logs Marfan burl wood striped exotic wooden beautiful pattern for crafts at black background
RM2H46159–Protium serratum: fruiting branch, sections of fruit and conspicuous insect. Coloured line engraving.
RF2B9B602–Box Containing Twenty-Three Samples of Wood from Surinam, Rectangular box with twenty-three wood samples: 1. bradilief (genus Coccoloba, fam. Polygonoceae) 2. hienge nikoe (unidentified) 3. siepo (protium spec.) 4. troeta (unidentified) 5. djond joroba (unidentified) 6. arratte (minquartia guyanensis) 7. white sugarwood (sugar pine or white maple) 8. petroleum wood (unidentified) 9. tataai (unidentified) 10. bosch papaya (unidentified) 11. aretano (unidentified) 12. pound (unidentified) 13. drevie trekie (unidentified) 14. lowland bebe (Pterocarpus draco) 15. prapra wood (unidentified) 16. swi
RM2ANB0G1–Les zoocécidies des plantes d'Afrique, d'Asie et d'Océanie : description des galles, illustration, bibliographie détaillée, répartition géographique, index bibliographique . s autres genresnoffrent que des cécidies foliaires qui consistent soit en un enroulementmarginal {Protium), soit eu nodosités saillantes sur les deux faces dulimbe. Protiuiu javanicnm Burm. Pl.fe. — Les deux moitiés du limbe se recourbent vers le haut jus-quà se toucher, à lexception de leur pointe qui reste plane.Elles constituent ainsi une sorte de gousse dont la surfaceexterne est régulièrement boursouflée entre les ner
RFRTTGYM–Copal is a name given to tree resin, particularly the aromatic resins from the copal tree Protium copal Burseraceae. Isolated
RMP7F1H2–Canarium or pili nut tree, Canarium indicum, and protium tree, Protium icicariba. Chromolithograph after a botanical illustration from Hermann Adolph Koehler's Medicinal Plants, edited by Gustav Pabst, Koehler, Germany, 1887.
RM2W91C0P–Box Containing Twenty-Three Samples of Wood from Surinam, P.F. Jansen, 1839 Rectangular box with three and twenty wood samples: 1. Bradilief (Genus Coccoloba, fam. Polygonoceae) 2. Hienge Nikoe (not identified) 3. Siepo (Protium Spec.) 4. Troeta (not identified) 5. Djond Joroba (not identified) 6. Arratte (Minquartia Guyanensis) 7. White sugar wood (Sugar Pine or White Maple) 8. Pieterhout (not identified) 9. Tatai (not memorized) 10. Bosch papaya (not identified) 11. Aretano (not identified) 12. Pondo (not identified) 13. Drevie TREKIE (not identified) 14. Lowland bebe (Pterocarpus draco) 15
RMRGWRC2–. Bulletin. Ethnology. 110 SOUTH AMERICAN INDIANS [B.A.E. Bull. 143 Pottery.—Tupinamba pottery was highly praised by early voyagers, but the few extant specimens do not show unusual technical or artistic skill. Bowls, dishes, and vases had simple forms: round, oval, and even square (fig. 10). They were often painted on the inside with red and black linear motifs on a white background and were also glazed with resin (for instance, the resin of the icica, Protium brasiliense). The most con- spicuous pots were huge jars, with a capacity of about 14 gallons (50 liters), for storing beer. These and
RFRTTGTR–Copal is a name given to tree resin, particularly the aromatic resins from the copal tree Protium copal Burseraceae. Isolated
![. Commercialization of non-timber forest products. Factors influencing success. Lessons learned from Mexico and Bolivia and policy implications for decision- makers. UNEP-WCMC Biodiversity Series 23.. . Santa Cruz de la Sierra Yacuiba / to Argentina Figure 3.5 Commercialization of incense and copal in Bolivia: species distribution, centres of production, case study community location and commercialization routes i Incense and copal [Clusia cf. ramosa and Protium puncticulatum]* y2L Species distribution |:-:| Centres of production # Case study community location ^âº- Commercialization routes * Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REGHMK/commercialization-of-non-timber-forest-products-factors-influencing-success-lessons-learned-from-mexico-and-bolivia-and-policy-implications-for-decision-makers-unep-wcmc-biodiversity-series-23-santa-cruz-de-la-sierra-yacuiba-to-argentina-figure-35-commercialization-of-incense-and-copal-in-bolivia-species-distribution-centres-of-production-case-study-community-location-and-commercialization-routes-i-incense-and-copal-clusia-cf-ramosa-and-protium-puncticulatum-y2l-species-distribution-centres-of-production-case-study-community-location-commercialization-routes-REGHMK.jpg ". Commercialization of non-timber forest products. Factors influencing success. Lessons learned from Mexico and Bolivia and policy implications for decision- makers. UNEP-WCMC Biodiversity Series 23.. . Santa Cruz de la Sierra Yacuiba / to Argentina Figure 3.5 Commercialization of incense and copal in Bolivia: species distribution, centres of production, case study community location and commercialization routes i Incense and copal [Clusia cf. ramosa and Protium puncticulatum]* y2L Species distribution |:-:| Centres of production # Case study community location ^âº- Commercialization routes * Stock Photo")
RMREGHMK–. Commercialization of non-timber forest products. Factors influencing success. Lessons learned from Mexico and Bolivia and policy implications for decision- makers. UNEP-WCMC Biodiversity Series 23.. . Santa Cruz de la Sierra Yacuiba / to Argentina Figure 3.5 Commercialization of incense and copal in Bolivia: species distribution, centres of production, case study community location and commercialization routes i Incense and copal [Clusia cf. ramosa and Protium puncticulatum]* y2L Species distribution |:-:| Centres of production # Case study community location ^âº- Commercialization routes *
RFRTTH1A–Copal is a name given to tree resin, particularly the aromatic resins from the copal tree Protium copal Burseraceae. Isolated
RMRMX7P1–. Annales des Sciences Naturelles Botaniques. . Fig. 3. — Protium javanicum. — l, em- Fig. bryon de face X 3 ; 2, embryon de dos X 3; 3, cotylédons dépliés : Gr. nat. Germination de Protium java- nicum. dant avec son grand axe, les cotylédons sont presque sessiles, minces, foliacés, plissés, et ne verdissent qu'en sortant de terre,. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Paris
RMREGHMH–. Commercialization of non-timber forest products. Factors influencing success. Lessons learned from Mexico and Bolivia and policy implications for decision- makers. UNEP-WCMC Biodiversity Series 23.. Case studies: Incense and copal Incense and copal Clusia cf. ramosa (Guttiferae) and Protium sp. (Burseraceae) Two resins: different values, different uses, one value chain Cesar Enriquez, Erik Arancibia and Elaine Marshall Pucasucho IS located in the municipality of Apolo in northern La Paz Department, Bolivia. The average journey time from the capital city of La Paz. some 450 km away, is 12 to
RMRMX7RW–. Annales des Sciences Naturelles Botaniques. STRUCTURE ET DÉVELOPPEMENT DES BURSÉRACÉES 209 La feuille du P. retieulatam présente un épiderme supérieur à cellules toutes grandes mais peu épaisses et un épiderme infé- rieur papilleux: c'est la seule espèce de Protium chez qui nous. ayons observé cette particularité, elle est du reste assez aber- rante du type du genre, à cause de son fruit déhiscent h maturité et de ses noyaux intimement juxtaposés mais non soudes entre eux. organe der Burseracew. Dipterocarpex, und Guttiferx mit besonderer berûckskhti- gung der Sekretbehdltcr, 1905. ann. se.
RMRMWMW0–. Annales des Sciences Naturelles Botaniques. 206 A. GUILLAUMIN La radicule est bien développée et mesure presque la même longueur que les cotylédons ; ceux-ci, sub-orbiculaires, sont d'abord parfaitement plans, puis se contournent et se plissent en restant toujours minces. Germination. — La germination est rapide et ne demande qu'une dizaine de jours : les graines mises en stratification à Libreville arrivaient dans un état de ger- mination si avancé que leur reprise était fort compromise. Au contraire des Garurja, Protium , Pachylobm et de cer- tains Canarium, les feuilles sont nette- ment a
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