10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COROLLIFORM»
Discover the use of
corolliform in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
corolliform and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Medical Flora; Or, Manual of the Medical Botany of the ...
Berry round, red, dottedi HISTORY. Linnaeus and the Linnsen botanists have
united half a dozen genera under the name of Convallaria, which thus has no
characters of its own ; they are 1. Convallaria. L. Perigone corolliform campanu'
late, ...
Constantine Samuel Rafinesque, 1830
2
Animal Physics; or, the body and its functions familiarly ...
The Corolliform Papillw called also conical, cylindrical, or filiform, by most
anatomists, are smaller than the fungiform, and cover all that part of the tongue in
front of the calyciform with a sort of tufted grass through which the particles of
sapid ...
3
Amaryllidaceae: Preceded by an Attempt to Arrange the ...
Corolliform. The first covers Orontium and those which have no involucre
amongst Oron- tiaceae, the Acoroid and fluvial plants ; the second will be
divisible into monoperianthine and biperianthine, the former covering the aquatic,
the latter the ...
4
Biology Bulletin of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR.
The perianth consists of a four- to eight-member corolliform calyx and petals
equal to or shorter than the sepals in length and usually of the same color as the
sepals. The androecium is composed of numerous spirally arranged components
.
5
The American practice of medicine
The flowers are about half an inch wide, with white corolliform calyx of five, six, or
seven folioles ; petals oblong, obtuse, and concave ; as many shorter ones,
obovate, hollow, yellow at the top ; pistils from five to eight; styles short and
curved ...
6
The New York Journal of Medicine
The generic description, as given by Rafinesque, is as follows : — Genus Trillium
Perigone double, macescent, each three-parted ; exterior calciform, interior
corolliform. Six stamina inserted at the base of the segments, nearly equal,
anthers ...
7
Daedalus: Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
... DC), to the large genus Psychotria, to Chasalia, and to a new genus of
Psychotriece (including Cephaelidece), remarkable for the greatly-developed
and corolliform limb of the calyx. vol. iv. 6 Myrmecodia imberbis {Gray in ExpI.
Erped. ined.) ...
8
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
... general apparatus find their way outwards. At the upper margin of the cephalic
ring there is a funnel-shaped or rather corolliform organ somewhat like the
corolla of the dragon root (Arum) in the centre of which a cylindrical proboscis
may be ...
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, 1854
9
The American Flora: Or History of Plants and Wild Flowers, ...
Involucres, corolliform, nearly obcordate. Drupes, ovate and scarlet. This tree
rises from fifteen to thirty feet, with a rough, blackish bark, full of fissures ; the
branches are opposite, spreading, and are spotted with a reddish bark, where the
old ...
10
The American Flora, Or History of Plants and Wild Flowers ...
Involucres, corolliform, nearly obcordate. Drupes, ovate and scarlet. This tree
rises from fifteen to thirty feet, with a rough, blackish bark, full of fissures ; the
branches are opposite, spreading, and are spotted with a reddish bark, where the
old ...
