10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «UMBRACULIFORM» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Flowering Plants. Eudicots: Malpighiales
Anther connective moderately enlarged, not umbraculiform; pistillate disk
tenuous or 0; stylodia elongated 2 – Anther connective greatly enlarged,
umbraculiform; pistillate disk massive; stylodia stigmatiform 132. Botryophora 2.
Anther locules ...
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The London Journal of Botany: Containing Figures and ...
Both of the varieties grow together, and are equally abundant. I was at first
inclined to consider them two distinct species, but with the exception of the very
short style and umbraculiform stigma of var. /3, there is nothing to distinguish
them.
Sir William Jackson Hooker,
1843
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The London journal of botany
Both of the varieties grow together, and are equally abundant. l was at first
inclined to consider them two distinct species, but with the exception of the very
short style and umbraculiform stigma of var. [3, there is nothing to distinguish
them.
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The Journal of Botany: Containing Figures and Descriptions ...
... an early stage, becoming, as the capsule ripens, umbraculiform ; its diameter is
at least six times greater than its length. 33. S. luteum. — Not distinct from the last,
having serrated leaves, although given as entire in Hedwig's figure. 35.
... shrivelled process represented in Blume's figure may not be normal,) the
column is more slender, almost filiform, and at the summit abruptly dilated into a
very remarkable, semi-umbraculiform, stigma- tiferous body, into the hollow of
which, ...
American Academy of Arts and Sciences,
1857
Style short, filiform, supporting a remarkably large, umbraculiform, convex, green
stigma, with 5 lines, and 6 elongated angles, which curve down over the germen;
its under side is downy. The specific character given by the original discoverer ...
William Jackson Hooker,
1823
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Memoirs of the Wernerian Natural History Society
Apophysis coloured, when mature either about equal to the capsule in diameter,
or larger, obconical, cylindrical or globose, or even umbraculiform, glabrous,
mostly even, very rarely rugose. Theca entire, subcylindrical, shorter than ...
Wernerian Natural History Society, Edinburgh,
1826
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Fuci, Sive, Plantarum Fucorum Generi a Botanicis Ascriptarum ...
Frond, rising with a stipes from two lines to an inch in length, cylindrical and as
thick as a swan's quill at its base, but dilated upwards, and gradually expanding
into a peziziform or umbraculiform disk an inch or more in diameter, and quite ...
Dawson Turner, Sir William Jackson Hooker, Sir Joseph Banks,
1811
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Fuci, sive plantarum fucorum generi a botanicis ascriptarum ...
Frond, rising with a stipes from two lines to an inch in length, cylindrical and as
thick as a swan's quill at its base, but dilated upwards, and gradually expanding
into a peziziform or umbraculiform disk an inch or more in diameter, and quite ...
Apophysis coloured, when mature either about equal to the capsule in diameter,
or larger, obconical, cylindrical or globose, or even umbraculiform, glabrous,
mostly even, very rarely rugose. Theca entire, subcylindricalj shorter than the ...
Wernerian Natural History Society, Edinburgh,
1824