10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COROLLIFLORAL»
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School Botany and Vegetable Physiology. New edition, with ...
COROLLIFLORAL. EXOGENS. TEE following are the principal orders of this sub-
class, viz. :— Cucurbitaceae*; Cornaceae; Caprifoliaceae; Stellatae;
Valerianacece; Dipsaceae; Composites* ; Campanulaceae* ; Ericaceoc";
Primulacem ...
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Report of the Rugby School Natural History Society
COROLLIFLORAL ExOGENS. Nat. Order, ASTERACKX, or Composites. Root
perennial, of numerous perpendicular, nearly simple fibres. Stem very short,
branching at the crown and spreading horizontally. Leaves numerous, all radical,
...
Rugby School. Natural History Society, 1868
To show the relations of some corollifloral orders, we shall now take two to
illustrate the group with regular flowers, and two to illustrate the group with
irregular flowers. 1. Group of Corollifloral Plants with Regular Flowers. Order
Boraginace^e ...
John Hutton Balfour, 1873
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Elements of materia medica
COROLLIFLORAL. EXOGENS. Ebicaceje. — Shrubs, or small trees ; leaves rigid,
evergreen ; no stipules ; calyx free, four or five cleft ; corolla hypogynous, four or
five parted ; stamens definite ; anthers two-celled, often with bristle-like ...
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The Museum. [entitled] The Museum and English journal of ...
Angiospermous 2. Gymnospermous 1. Petaloid 2. Glumaceous Section. '1.
Thalamifloral. 2. Calycifloral. 3. Corollifloral. t4. Incomplete. f 1. Super \2. Infeii
Superior, erior. 2. Monocotyledons 3. Acotyledons. We now proceed to the third
column.
Museum and English journal of education, 1864
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The Botanist's Guide for the County of Cork. Being a ...
COROLLIFLORAL-'sonAsАcEAzr-scaorunknucnn. 45 229. Arnon, Linn.
NioHrsHknE. Отмыв. 480.* A. balladonna, L. Deadly Niyhtshade. Common
Dwale. At the southern end of Lota wood: Mr. D. Murray. Only naturalized-very
rare. 230.
Thomas POWER (M.D., of Cork.), 1846
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Illustrations to be employed in practical lessons on botany, ...
You describe your flower as having pentapetalous hypogyuous corolla, and class
it under section Corollifloral ! But corollifloral flowers have their corolla
monopetalous as well as hypogynous, except in a case or two, which do not
belong to ...
John Stevens Henslow, 1858
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School botany; or, An explanation of the characters and ...
Campanulacece. — Sepals, petals, and stamens, 5 each. 35. Valerianacece. —
Calyx with a membranous or Fig. 78. 44. Labiatee. — Sepals and petals 5 each,
bilabiate. . COROLLIFLORAL EXOGENS. ().' Of Corollifloral Exogens.
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The Museum: A Quarterly Magazine of Education, Literature, ...
... of botanists until he or she could repeat and spell them correctly, as fo1lows:—
— Clflss Division. Section. 1. Thalamifloral. 2. Calycifloral. 1_ Dicotyledons 1'
Angiospermous 3. Corollifloral. - . 4. Incomplete. 2. Gymnospermous i 1. Petaloid
.
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Text-book of General Botany
... meadow-sweet, strawberry. The stamens are either inserted on the receptacle
or are adnate to the calyx or corolla. According to the insertion of the stamens, we
have flowers classified as thalamifloral, calycifloral, or corollifloral (Fig. 90 ; Figs ...
Wilhelm Julius Behrens, 1885
