Familiar Lectures on Botany, Practical, Elementary, and Physiological: With a New and Full Description of the Plants of the United States, and Cultivated Exotics, &cHuntington and Savage, 1850 - 466 страница |
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... scales . ' In this particular , your flower , the calyx of which has scales , ( Fig . 5. b , ) does not correspond with the descrip- tion ; therefore you must look further . 4th . DIANTHUS . Calyx inferior , cylindrical , 1 leafed ...
... scales . ' In this particular , your flower , the calyx of which has scales , ( Fig . 5. b , ) does not correspond with the descrip- tion ; therefore you must look further . 4th . DIANTHUS . Calyx inferior , cylindrical , 1 leafed ...
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... scales which cover them , are called buds . The buds of the trees and shrubs of equi- noctial countries , have few scales , as they are less needed for pro- tection against inclemencies of weather . Leaves , like flowers , proceed from ...
... scales which cover them , are called buds . The buds of the trees and shrubs of equi- noctial countries , have few scales , as they are less needed for pro- tection against inclemencies of weather . Leaves , like flowers , proceed from ...
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... scales envelop each other closely ; the exterior ones being dry and hard , the interior moist , and covered with down ; they are also furnished with a kind of resin or balsam , which prevents the embryo from being injured by too much ...
... scales envelop each other closely ; the exterior ones being dry and hard , the interior moist , and covered with down ; they are also furnished with a kind of resin or balsam , which prevents the embryo from being injured by too much ...
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... scales as to be able to bear the coldness of winter , in the ensuing spring will come forth from their snug retreats ... scales ; and that these scales after- ward protect the new leaves , which , urged by the same vegetable instinct ...
... scales as to be able to bear the coldness of winter , in the ensuing spring will come forth from their snug retreats ... scales ; and that these scales after- ward protect the new leaves , which , urged by the same vegetable instinct ...
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... scales , the tender shoots not requiring their protection . That there is , in reality , a difference in the constitution of vegeta- bles , as well as animals , is very apparent ; an orange - tree will never form scales to protect its ...
... scales , the tender shoots not requiring their protection . That there is , in reality , a difference in the constitution of vegeta- bles , as well as animals , is very apparent ; an orange - tree will never form scales to protect its ...
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1-celled 1-flowered 3-lobed 5-cleft 5-parted acuminate acute ament animals anthers axillary base beneath berry botanists Botany bracts branches buds called calyx capsule cauline cells ciliate colour cordate corolla corymbs cotyledons crenate cylindric divisions drupe egret entire filaments filiform florets frond fruit genus germ glabrous glumes grow hairy hispid imbricate involucre involucrum lance-linear lance-ovate lanceolate leaf leafets leafy leaves lanceolate leaves linear leaves opposite leaves ovate legume Linnæus lobes many-seeded margin mucronate naked natural nectary obovate obtuse oval panicle pedicels peduncles perianth pericarp petals petioles pinnate pinnatifid Pistillate flowers pistils plants pollen pubescent racemes radical leaves receptacle resembling root roundish scabrous scales scape seeds segments sepals serrate sessile short Silicle smooth solitary spatha species spikes stamens stamens and pistils Staminate flowers stem erect stigma stipules style sub-sessile subulate terete terminal ternate toothed tree tube umbels upper valves vegetable villose
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