10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACCUMBENT»
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The Elements of Structural Botany with Special Reference to ...
1. Nasturtium. Flowers white or yellow. Pod terete, oblong-linear or ellipsoid.
Seeds in two rows in each cell, globular, without a wing. Cotyledons accumbent.
2. Barbare'a. Flowers yellow. Pod somewhat 4-sided, the valves strongly 1-
nerved.
Henry Bryon Spotton, 1897
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Handbook of the British flora: a description of the ...
Radicle accumbent 2. CHEIRANTHU& . Pod nearly quadrangular. Eadicle
incumbent .... 10. Erysimum. ^Radicle accumbent Pods ending iu a style seldom
above a line along. Plant glabrous, with lyrate or pinnate leaves 13 Radicle
incumbent.
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Flowering Plants · Dicotyledons: Capparales, Malvales and ...
Fruits neither geocarpic nor heteroarthrocarpous; petals white or purplish to blue;
cotyledons accumbent or incumbent 17 17. Seeds uniseriate; fruits
angustiseptate; South America \25.Eudema - Seeds biseriate; fruits latiseptate;
Himalayas 18 ...
Klaus Kubitzki, Clemens Bayer, 2003
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Flora Scotica: Or a Description of Scottish Plants
Seeds not margined, their cotyledons accumbent. The shorter Jilaments without
teeth. Cal. patent. Br. 8. Subularia. Pouch oval, pointless (Silic. rnvtica, Br.), many
- seeded ; valves turgid. Cotyledons incumbent, linear, bipartite* (bicrures). Br. 9.
William Jackson Hooker, 1821
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Flora scotica; or, a description of Scottish plants: ...
Seeds not margined, their cotyledons accumbent. The shorter filaments without
teeth. Cal. patent. Br. 8. Subtjlaria. Pouch oval, pointless (Silic. mtitica, Br.), many-
seeded ; valves turgid. Cotyledons incumbent, linear, bipartite a (bicrures). Br. 9.
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1821
Cotyledons accumbent, (o = ). Br. — Name given in honour of the late Miss
Hvtchins, of Bantry, Ireland, who explored most successfully the Botany of her
native country, and added many new species to the Cryptogamia. 1. H. petraa, Br
. (Rock ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1830
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Flora of the British Isles
Myagrum Tribe 4. Lunarieae. Hairs simple or 0; stamen filaments without
appendages, sometimes broadened; median nectaries present or 0; stigma
capitate or 2-lobed; fr. a large latiseptate silicula (i.e. with broad septum); radicle
accumbent.
A. R. Clapham, T. G. Tutin, D. M. Moore, 1990
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Handbook of the British flora
Cotyledons accumbent 2. Cheiranthcs. Pod nearly quadrangular. Cotyledons
incumbent .... 10. Erysimum, Cotyledons accumbent. Pods ending in a style
seldom above a line long. Plant glabrous, with lyrate or pinnate leaves 13
Cotyledons ...
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The British Flora; in Two Volumes. Vol. 1, Comprising the ...
Cotyledons accumbent (0 =).—Name,--dens, a tooth, from the tooth-like scales of
the root. 18. CARDAMI'NE. Pod linear; the valves fiat, generally separating
elastically, nerveless. Seed-stalks slender. Cotyledons accumbent (o =).—Name
...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1835
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Familiar lectures on botany: practical, elementary, and ...
8. ORDER II. SILIQUOSA. Denta'ria. Siliqae lanceolate ; valves flat, nerveless,
often opening elastically ; receptacles not winged ; funicle dilated ; seeds in a
single series, ovate, not margin - ed ; cotyledons accumbent. (tooth-root.) Nastur"
tium.
Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, 1850
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