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Rachis   Listen
noun
Rachis  n.  (pl. E. rachises, L. rachides)  (Written also rhachis)  
1.
(Anat.) The spine; the vertebral column.
2.
(Bot. & Zool.) Same as Rhachis.





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"Rachis" Quotes from Famous Books



... could see would be worth seeing. I know not that I found many rare or new things that day. I recollect, amid the endless variety of objects, Film-ferns of various delicate species, some growing in the moss tree-trunks, some clasping the trunk itself by horizontal lateral fronds, while the main rachis climbed straight up many feet, thus embracing the stem in a network of semi-transparent green Guipure lace. I recollect, too, a coarse low fern {245} on stream-gravel which was remarkable, because its stem was set with thick green prickles. I ...
— At Last • Charles Kingsley
 
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