siccus meaning in Hindi

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1. The mushroom is frequently confused with " Marasmius siccus ", and microscopy is needed to reliably distinguish between them.
2. In 1454 Mons Siccus become a fief of the Acquaviva of Atri who restored the defensive walls of the town and constructed a new castle.
3. Mangles responded with a request for more specimens, and sent Drummond a " hortus siccus " for Drummond to mount pressed plants in.
4. The word " herbarium " also seems to have been an invention of Tournefort; previously herbaria had been called by a variety of names, such as " Hortus siccus ".
5. The word comes either from the Latin " siccus " ( dry ) or from the Iberian " ciercina " related to modern Spanish " cierzo " or northern wind.
6. A habitational name from any of several places named for a spring that dried up during the summer months, it comes from Latin " fM
   ns siccus ", meaning " dry well ".
7. Parsons subsequently studied medicine at Oxford, London, and Edinburgh, with a preference for natural history and botany, and while at Edinburgh in 1766 was awarded the Hope prize medal for the best Hortus Siccus.
8. She was quickly put in charge of organizing local efforts to collect and prepare specimens for an RCHS-sponsored " hortus siccus " of indigenous Cornish plants, and she herself was responsible for by far the largest share of contributions 73 % of some 470 specimens.
9. He created the first herbarium ( " hortus siccus " ) in that year, drying plants while pressing them between pieces of paper, then gluing them to cardboard . 1544 also saw the establishment of a garden for live plants, which became known as the Orto botanico di Pisa.
10. He contributed two papers to the Linnean Society's  Transactions,  and left an extensive " hortus siccus " of alg? as well as of flowering plants, together with collections of fossils, music, & c ., and more than a thousand drawings of churches and other ancient buildings, executed by himself.