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His widely used publications encompass the new 5th edition of the bibliographic resource on piano literature, Piano Repertoire Guide: Intermediate and Advanced Literature (Stipes, 2011), the 9th edition of Keyboard Musicianship (Stipes) and the highly regarded 27-volume Celebrate Composer Series (Frederick Harris).

17 x 10 cm, erect; primary bracts broadly ovate to suborbicular, 20-28 x 20-23 mm, greenish-yellow to yellow, suberect, equaling to slightly exceeding the stipes; branches 4 to 5 in number (including the terminal one), the lateral ones 9-11 cm long, 3-4 cm wide (excluding the petals), suberect, densely flowered at anthesis, bearing 8 to 9 flowers, rachis geniculate, stout, ca.

There was generally no difference between the cultivated and wild samples, however the stipes of G.

Thepatibulum would then be lifted onto a post (the stipes) already set in the ground.

The group, fronted by Michael Stipes, played three sell-out nights at Stirling Castle in 1999 and wowed 55,000 people at T in the Park in 2003.

The first of the two branches will be in the new Triumph shopping center in Humacao; the second will be on Highway 3 in Fajardo, said bank president Frank Stipes. During 2004 Westernbank will also open three branches in the San Juan Metro area, representing an additional investment of US$7.5 million.

1/6-1/4 (-1/3)] stipes, narrowly oblanceolate to linear-elliptic (vs.

Jay Stipes, Ph.D., who diagnosed it as suffering from Dutch elm disease.

Stipe: 1-5 cm tall, about I mm thick, equal, hollow; younger stipes yellow below and bright orange above; older stipes pale yellow; all stipes with prominent hairs at the base.