10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CYMOUS»
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A Class-book of Botany ... In two parts. Part I. The ...
SIB. many, assurgent, diehotomously cymous. Lvs. 5 to 9" long, } to his wide,
radical ones subspatulate. Fla. white, in difi'use cymes. Pet hardly as long as the
sep., obovate, bifld. Sta. rarely but 5. Jm-hug. 3 C. arvénee L. Pubesocnt,
somewhat ...
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Class-book of Botany: Being Outlines of the Structure, ...
Fields and waste grounds, U. S. and Can. Plant greener than the last. Sts. many,
assurgent, dichotomously cymous. Lvs. 5 to 9" long, J- to i as wide, radical ones
subspatulate. Fls. white, in diffuse cymes. Pet. hardly as long as the sep., obovate
...
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The American Botanist and Florist: Including Lessons in the ...
SAPONARIA, L. Soapwort. Calyx tubular, 5-toothed, without bractlets. Petals 5,
unguiculate. Stamens 10. Styles 2. Capsules ob- lang, 1-cellcd. Flowers in
cymous panicles. July, August. Fig. 45. § Calyx tube oblong, neither angled nor
veined.
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The new American botanist and florist: including lessons in ...
Stamens 10. Styles 2. Capsules oblong, 1-celled. Flowers in cymous panicles.
July, August. Pig. 45. S Calyx tube oblong, neither angled nor veined (Saponaria.
) No. 1 | Calyx tube ovoid, 5-anglcd, at length 5- winded, very smooth. (Vaccaria.)
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Alphonso Wood, Oliver Rivington Willis, 1870
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The British Flora: Or, A Linnean Arrangement of British ...
lanceolate, interrupt, serrated, very smooth, flow, cymous (with many pistils).
Dropwort. Mount, pastures. P. 6. 7. E. Bot. 284. Ulma'ria. 3. S. Leaves
interruptedly pinnate, leaflets ovate, doubly serrated, hoary underneath, flow,
cymous.
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Our Native Trees and how to Identify Them: A Popular Study ...
The linden's flowers, for example, she describes as "perfect, regular, yellowish
white, fragrant, nectariferous, downy, born in cymous clusters, pendulous, with
the flower-stalk attached for half its length to the vein of an oblong leaf-like bract
as ...
Harriet Louise Keeler, 1900
... acute to obtuse to acute acute to acuminate acuminate base cordate cordate
cordate size (cm) 6-14.5x3.7-7.5 2.5-3.5x2.2-2.8 4-14x2.1-5.5 Inflorescence
terminal cymous terminal terminal cymous and rarely umbellate umbellate and
cymous ...
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The Floricultural Cabinet and Florists' Magazine
A very handsome blooming stove shrub, the flowers being produced in cymous
heads of a beautiful rose-colour. It has been introduced by Mr. Van Houtte, of
Belgium, and is a valuable acquisition, being. a charming companion to the ...
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British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, ...
... proceeding from the same stem or receptacle; and which, thou hof different
lengths, rise to such a heigit as to form a regular head orumbel, flat, convex, or
concave : cymous, when several fastigate peduncles proceed from the same
centre, ...
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COMOUS IODOUS RAMOUS VENOUS DADGUM OIDIUM SIGLUM HAMOSE
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