Radiant Premium WoltLab Style Demo

Welcome to the demonstration site of the Radiant premium WoltLab style. Radiant is a clean and elegant WoltLab style that suits to any type of a community site. Radiant includes a manually-coded slider in the header; localStorage-based layout options for forum, articles, blog & filebase; organized User Account menu; revamp user profile page and among others. You may test its user functionality using the following login credentials:

  • USERNAME: WLUser
  • PASSWORD: WLPass

or you can register a new account. Take note though that any content created from WLUser or from any new accounts will be deleted from time to time as we deemed appropriate.

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  • WLUser Reacted with Sad to Doriana Malcoci’s post in the thread Showing Root and Leaf Growth.

    These two streams of sap, one going up and the other returning to the roots, each in its proper channel, are interspersed with air chambers that extend from the center of the tree out toward the bark, where they end in inconspicuous dots called…
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  • WLUser Reacted with Thanks to Carol Jensen’s post in the thread Showing Root and Leaf Growth.

    So the palmate leaf, if again compounded in the same way, becomes twice palmate, or, as we say when the divisions are in threes, twice ternate (in Latin form biternate); if a third time compounded, thrice ternate or triternate. But if the division goes…
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  • Georgel Agaparian Posted the thread Decompound Leaf of Meadow Rue.

    While ordinary leaves spread horizontally, and present one face to the sky and the other to the earth, there are some that present their tip to the sky, and their faces right and left to the horizon. Among these are the equitant leaves of the Iris or…
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  • Carol Jensen Replied to the thread Showing Root and Leaf Growth.

    So the palmate leaf, if again compounded in the same way, becomes twice palmate, or, as we say when the divisions are in threes, twice ternate (in Latin form biternate); if a third time compounded, thrice ternate or triternate. But if the division goes…
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  • Doriana Malcoci Wrote a comment on WLUser’s wall.

    When the division is carried so far as to separate what would be one leaflet into two, three, or several, the leaf becomes doubly or twice compound, either pinnately or palmately, as the case may be.
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  • Doriana Malcoci Replied to a comment by WLUser on WLUser’s wall.

    They evidently answer to the radiate-veined or palmately-veined simple leaf. That is, the Clover-leaf of three leaflets is the same as a palmately three-ribbed leaf cut into three separate leaflets.
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