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Corvinus

MATTHIAS. See MAT- THIAS.

It consists of trees and shrubs with alternate, simple, exstipulate leaves, often with the veins running straight from the Male flowers midrib to the margin. rudiments of an adherent calyx; ovary female having the ovary crowned by the rudiments of an adherent calyx; ovary with two or more cells. Among the (chestnut), and quercus (oak). They are found in the temperate parts of the Old and New Worlds. In the tropics are found in the temperate parts of the Old and New Worlds. In In the tropics they grow chiefly on mountains.

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