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Subject: Re: "to anther" ??
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> Tako rzecze Oodini:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am french, and I am unable to find anywhere the translation or even
>> the definition (in an english dictionnary) of the verb "to anther".
>
> So I think that the book on botany will be the best place to check this
> one.
That's the definition I found everywhere for the name "anther", but I am
looking for the verb "to anther".
Plase search this expression with Google. You'll get many answers...
Thanks for help anyway.
PS: I saw this word in a computer science book, not in a botanics book. :-)
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