10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARILLARY»
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1
An introduction to botany
I have not been able to trace the further evolution of the ovules; but it is certain
that the expansion does not proceed much further, since, according to certain
authors, the ripe seed of this species has only a very short arillary membrane at
its ...
2
A Synopsis of the British Flora: Arranged According to the ...
Seeds without an arillary carиncula. Röper. 1 . E. Peplis Linn. E. B. 28. 2002.
Branches firm. Leaves oblong, deeply cordate on one side at the base, entire or
slightly toothed towards the base, between fleshy and membranous, very smooth.
3
A Synopsis of the British Flora; arranged according to the ...
Flowers arillary, solitary. Root' annual. 14. V. agrestis Linn. E. B. Supp. 2603.
Leaves all stalked, heart-shaped-ovate, deeply serrated as long as the flower
stalks. Sepals oblong, blunt. Stem procumbent. Capsule of two turgid keeled
lobes.
They are shrubs With alternate leai es, and solitary sometimes double arillary'
pedicels , the calyx is fine parted, find the lobes are imbricate at the base, the
corolla is irregular 'llld funnel shaped , the four didy namous stamens are
exserted ...
5
Vol. II. - Caclyciflorae
Pedieels arillary or lateral, crowded, l-jlorvered. 3 O. LA'rssrrLosA (D. C. l. c.)
glabrous; branches tetragonal, but at length terete; leaves petiolate, obovate,
acuminated, setaceously somewhat serrated, triple-nerved; pedicels aggregate,
rising ...
6
Flora of the Southern United States: Containing an Abridged ...
VIRGAUREA.—-S6tll68 of' the involucre oppressed : rays mostly fewer than the
diskfiowers, rarely wanting : racemes racemose, corymbose, or panicled. *
Racemes not l-sided ,- leaves feather-stained. +- Racemes arillary, cluster-like,
usually ...
Alvan Wentworth Chapman, Daniel Cady Eaton, 1860
7
The Natural History of Plants
On this side is a but little marked arillary thickening, beside the micropyle and the
umbilical scar1 (fig. 227). A. triloba is a shrub with alternate simple exstipulate
leaves. Its flowers, solitary, and usually pedunculate, arise from the axils of some
...
8
Sweet's Hortus Britannicus; Or, a Catalogue of Plants ...
G 12 ‚— cn ю 5° I* cn Ф '3" 17 oleaefòlium L.T. (уе) Olive-leaved 18 diñ'ùsnm L.T.
(уе) diffuse MIME`TES L.T. Мшв'твз. § 1. Heade arillary. 1 hírta L.T. (уснет) hairy
1823. _ G 12 С. В. S. 1774. 6. 8. G il 2 capitnlàta L.T. (re) small-headed 1822.
Robert SWEET, George Don, 1839
9
The Treasury of Botany; a Popular Dictionary of the ...
Their flower stalks are arillary or terminal, having at their base two large, kidney-
shaped, coloured bracts. Two of the segments of the calyx are large compared
with the others, and roundish in form. The pods are compressed, and jointed.
John Lindley, Thomas Moore, 1870
10
Outlines of Botany, Taken Chiefly from Smith's Introduction; ...
The insertion of simple flower-stalks, whether solitary, clustered, radical, cuuline,
arillary, lateral or terminal, is defined under Pssuxcu, page 16. PART III.
FRUCTIFICATION, (jimctificatia) THE FRUCTIFICATION consists of the FLOWER
4,4 ...
John LOCKE (Lecturer on Botany.), 1819
