10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLUMIFEROUS»
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1
A Practical Flora for Schools and Colleges
GLUMIFEROUS MOHOCOTYXEDOHOUS AHGIOSPERMS. Floral envelope
chaff-like or wanting, mostly herbaceous. Stem cylindrical, tapering, and hollow,
with closed joints. Leaves alternate, sheathing, sheath split opposite the blade.
Oliver Rivington Willis, 1894
2
Bulletin of the Washburn College Laboratory of Natural History
GLUMIFEROUS. CYPERACEKE. Carex adusta, Boott: 31 argyrantha,'l'uckm. 12
aestivalis, Curtis: 31 ampullacea, Goodenough: 31 aperta, Boott: 31 aristata, R.
Br. 56 alveoluteus, 32 [Popenoe] buxbaumii, Wahlenberg: 81 cephalophora,
Muhl ...
Washburn University of Topeka, Francis Whittemore Cragin, 1884
3
Check List of the Plants of Kansas, Showing All Locations ...
GLUMIFEROUS. ENDOGENS. CYPERACE^E, CONT. i4goCarex polytrichoides
Muhl. 32 teretiuscula Good. tetanica Senk,. Liliacea, continued. Г384АИШГП
nuttallii Watson: 45, 47, 55-6 reticulatum Fraser: 23, 31-3,43,56 stellatum Nutt.
4
Reports on the Herbaceous Plants and on the Quadrupeds of ...
By Linnaeus the chaff of the glumiferous plants was considered as the calyx, or
corolla, or both, because it corresponded in place to these organs in other plants.
Although these organs are associated with the other common parts of the flower,
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Chester Dewey, Ebenezer Emmons, 1840
5
Encyclopedia of Agrophysics
In the case of glumiferous even the advanced internal germination can be not
noticed visually (in the right picture two oat kernels are shown in a smaller scale:
the length of the sprout of the left kernel hidden by a film is almost equal to the ...
Jan Gliński, Józef Horabik, Jerzy Lipiec, 2011
... a, pistillate flower ; b, staminate flower ; c, abortive flowers ; d, extremity of the
spadix. Fig. 289. — Glumiferous Monocotyledon (Triticum), consisting of
numerous flowers formed by imbricated bracts (see p. 126). staminate and
pistillate (pp.
John Hutton Balfour, 1869
7
Reports of the Princeton University Expeditions to ...
Spikes acrogenous, sub- sessile, compressed ; with 2, rarely 3 flowers ; often with
a produced glumiferous rachilla ; floriglmne subcarinate ; palea bicarinate, all
glabrous. (Only the male specimens known.) S. Patagon., dry salinas between S.
John Bell Hatcher, William Berryman Scott, 1903
8
New Manual of Botany of the Central Rocky Mountains ...
DACTYLIS L. Orchard Grass Rather stout tufted perennial grasses with numerous
rough leaves. Spikelets 2^1-flowered, with a glumiferous rudiment, perfect,
compressed, sessile or very short-pediceled in glomerate clusters in a rather
dense ...
John Merle Coulter, Aven Nelson, 1909
9
Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science
(H . GLUMIFEROUS ENDOGENS. Cyperacece. 141. Carex bicknellii Britt.
Bicknell'ssedge. Eastern Kansas; occasional. 142. Carex crus-corvi Shuttlw.
Raven's-foot sedge. Wyandotte county. (H) 143. Carex douglasii Boott'. Douglas's
carex.
Kansas Academy of Science, 1899
10
Contributions from the United States National Herbarium
PESTUCA L. Spikelets 4 to 15-flowered, perfect except the glumiferous rudiment,
compressed, short-pedicelled or nearly sessile in narrow or open spreading
panicles: empty glumes, acute, narrow, unequal, about one-third shorter than the
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