ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CRASSULACEOUS
From New Latin Crassula name of genus, from Medieval Latin: stonecrop, from Latin crassus thick.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRASSULACEOUS»
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Edwards's botanical register, or ornamental flower garden ...
The genera Echeveria, Cotyledon, and another or two of the Crassulaceous
order are truly monopctalous, that is to say, their petals are united by the edges
into a single organ ; and yet the Crassulaceous order is arranged in the Polypeta-
lous ...
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Edwards' Botanical Register
The genera Echeveria, Cotyledon, and another or two of the Crassulaceous
order are truly monopetalous, that is to say, their petals are united by the edges
into a single organ ; and yet the Crassulaceous order is arranged in the Polypeta-
lous ...
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EDWARDS'S BOTANICAL REGISTER
The genera Echeveria, Cotyledon, and another or two of the Crassulaceous
order are truly monopetalous, that is to say, their petals are united by the edges
into a single organ ; and yet the Crassulaceous order is arranged in the Polypeta-
lous ...
The genera Echeveria, Cotyledon, and another or two of the Crassulaceous
order are truly monopetalous, that is to say, their petals are united by the edges
into a single organ ; and yet the Crassulaceous order is arranged in the
Polypetalous ...
Henri Milne-Edwards, 1841
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Practical Plant Physiology: An Introduction to Original ...
The experiments always indicate a considerably higher acidity in the case of
leaves which have been kept some time in darkness. To prove still more certainly
that the acidity of the sap of Crassulaceous plants diminishes in presence of light,
...
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The Annals of the Bolus Herbarium
When I first glanced at it, I thought Mrs Bolus had sent me a liverwort, but of
course an examination of it showed at once that it was a crassulaceous plant not
essentially different in floral structure from the species of Crassula with
tetramerous ...
Bolus Herbarium, Henry Harold Welch Pearson, Harriet Margaret Louise (Kensit) Bolus ((Mrs.)), 1923
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Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society
Mr. Wilks observed, on the other hand, that out of multitudes of chance seedlings
one young tree a few years old, at Shirley, had begun to show a tendency to
weep. Crassulaceous Hybrid. — Mr. Veitch sent trusses of flowers, of a new
hybrid, ...
Royal Horticultural Society (Great Britain)., 1898
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Species and Varieties: Their Origin by Mutation
In other instances the peltate leaves become more or less hollow, constituting
broad ascidia as in the case of the crassulaceous genus Umbilicus. This
connation of the basal lobes is universally considered as a good and normal
specific ...
Hugo de Vries, Daniel Trembly MacDougal, 1906
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Coal Development: Collected Papers : Papers Presented at ...
CAM (crassulaceous acid metabolism)—-The plant uses a pathway where the
first step in CO2 fixation involves the formation of fourcarbon compounds, the
stomata are opened, and CO2 is fixed in the dark. Other-—The plant uses
another ...
Dave Books, Linda Branch, Christy Fischer, 1983
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Journal of an Overland Expedition in Australia
... resembled bloodwood, but specifically different; the apple-tree (Angophora
lanceolata); the flooded-gum; a Hakea with red blossoms; Zierea; Dodonaea; a
crassulaceous plant with handsome pink flowers; a new myrtaceous tree of
irregular ...
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