10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAMPANULACEOUS»
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ADVANCES IN BOTANICAL RESEARCH APL
A supposed saxifragaceous genus, Berenice, Reunion, possesses pollen grains
of campanulaceous type. This genus is also for other reasons truly
campanulaceous and should, it seems, be transferred to one of the existing
campanulaceous ...
Reginald Dawson Preston, 1963
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The Transactions of the Academy of Science of Saint Louis
The connecting link between Lobelio-Campanulince and Cucurbitaceae is no
doubt effected by Columelliaceae, on a campanulaceous trunk and capsule
bearing the deeply-lobed corolla and gyrate antheral margins of Cucurbitaceae,
the ...
Academy of Science (Saint Louis, Mo.), 1856
3
Transactions of the Academy of Science of St. Louis
The connecting link between Lobelio-Campanulinse and Cucurbitaceae is no
doubt effected by ColumelliaceiE, on a campanulaceous trunk and capsule
bearing the deeply-lobed corolla and gyrate antheral margins of Cucurbitacese,
the two ...
4
Transactions of the Academy of Science of Saint Louis
The connecting link between Lobelio-Campanulinae and Cucurbit aces is no
doubt effected by Columelliaceae, on a campanulaceous trunk and capsule
bearing the deeply-lobed corolla and gyrate antheral margins of Cucurbitacete,
the two ...
There exists in the North of India. a race of climbing or half-climbing, fetid, soft,
milky plants, with campanulate flowers, dull-coloured like those of an Atropa, and
evidently bringing the Campanulaceous and Solanaceous orders into close ...
Henri Milne-Edwards, 1842
6
British and Garden Botany: Consisting of Descriptions of the ...
Tracht'Uum cceru'Uum is more like a valerian than a campanulaceous plant,
having corymbs of minute and pale-blue flowers. Michaux'ia campanu- loi'des
and M. laviga'ta (vii. 219; lix. 3128,) are remarkable in this family for their 8 or ...
Leo Hartley Grindon, 1864
7
Systematics and host plant affiliations of hummingbird ...
(The 5 species not known from campanulaceous hosts — T. peregrinator, T.
berryi, T. kaliszewskii, T. bellav- istensis, and T. carlosalberti — are known either
from a single collection or from very few individuals.) Non-campanulaceous hosts
of ...
Piotr Naskrecki, Robert Knight Colwell, 1998
8
The Journal of the Indian Botanical Society
CAMPANULACEOUS ORIGIN: Delpino (1871) based on his work on Absinthium,
regarded that the Compositae originated from Campanulaceae through
Lobelioideae. Wettstein (1901-08), Hallier (1905), Lotsy (1911), Rendle (1925)
and ...
9
The Suburban Horticulturist: Or, An Attempt to Teach the ...
The Rampion, Campanula Rapunculus L. (Raiponce, Fr.), is a campanulaceous
fusiform-rooted biennial, a native of England in gravelly soil, and formerly much
cultivated in gardens for its roots as well as its leaves. The latter are excellent, ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1842
10
The Floriculture Magazine, and Miscellany of Gardening
As a campanulaceous plant, it is closely allied to Canarina, but has none of its
beauty. SALVIA MOORCHOFTIANA. This plant has been raised in the garden of
the Horticultural Society of London, from seeds sent from India, by Dr. Falconer.
