2013) Crassostrea virginica 290-320 Baker 1994 Crassostrea corteziensis 200-300 Mazon-Suastegui (2008b) Crassostrea
glomerate 295 Dinamani (1973) Saccostrea comercialis 212 Anderson (1996) Saccostrea echinale 240-250 Southgate and Peter (1998) Ostrea edulis 260 Lapegue et al.
GLOMERATE A Be miserable B Darkling C Gather into a ball who am I?
The bank has identified several intra-Africa trade champions it is assisting in terms of cross-border trade and investment: these include the Nigerian con-
glomerate Dangote, the Tunisia-based Loukil group and the Egyptian cable makers Elsewedy.
The merits of this approach are being demonstrated by many brands such as global leaders Unilever, Ikea, Coca-Cola, IBM, Panasonic Microsoft and HSBC, as well as many UAE brands including Majid Al Futtaim -- a well-recognised con-
glomerate working hard to reduce its own [carbon] footprint while supporting civil society.
is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the American mass media con-
glomerate News Corp.
Landmark Group, the region's leading retail and hospitality conA[degrees]
glomerate, expanded its footprint in the sultanate by launching CenA[degrees] trepoint, Home Centre and Max stores at the newly opened Nizwa Grand Mall.
Global Renaissance LLC (GR) is an Omani con-
glomerate which offers a host of world class products and professional services with multiple levels of dexterity and has established a name for itself in some of the key industrial sectors like oil and gas, power, healthcare etc.
Inflorescences in capitules or umbels with flowers gathered at the apex of the peduncle conferring a
glomerate appearance, bracteates, solitary or axillary.
Smooth Clustered Sedge,
Glomerate Sedge; Shrubby old-field; Common; C = 2; BSUH 18623.
Though it has none of the fairy tale-like attributes of Jobs' return to glory, the comeback fable penned last year by healthcare con
glomerate Johnson & Johnson is nonetheless impressive, particularly in light of the company's recent series of costly missteps.
The Canadian Erie Islands continue to produce additions to the Ontario and Canadian flora, such as
Glomerate Sedge (Carex aggregata) on Middle Island (Oldham and Crins 1988) and Rock Muhly (Muhlenbergia sobolifera) on Pelee Island (Oldham and others 1995).
Such inflorescences have been described as globose heads, subglobose or short to elongate capitate or
glomerate spikes by some authors (Standley, 1917; Meats, 1977; Eliasson, 1987; Henrickson, 1987; Borsch, 200l).
