I'm sorry for using this list for that but want to let you know that your
E-mail server is returning my e-mails again. Do something Patricia!!!
Dalton
Well, as I already have posted a message anyway, here are the info you
requested:
"rostelado" has nothinting to do with "rosto=face" but it means that there
is a rostellum (don't know this word in English) present, that is that
tissue or elevation close to the stigma that produces etilenum and is
sensible to notice if the pollinia have been removed, etc..
Well you skept the word "ceroides" that is waxy. Justapostas, more than
"opposing" might be "put together in, assembled, gathered"
Tenuemente: from tênue = tenuous then tenuously, thinly, minutely,
slenderly,
...on the internal face united to the callus that exists on the base of the
lip, callus which goes farther on, its edges over the median lobe, forming
two cavities between itself and the lateral lobes, the said callus made of a
pressed basal linear thickening that ends on a fan of seven keels, the two
external keels are longer and make the connection with the base of the
lateral lobes, with the apex raised and tooth shaped, the medium blade
(median lobe of the lip) has undulated margins, very pubescent internaly,
and at the edges almost truncate and without margins on the center.
(Sorry folks)
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