10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LANCEOLAR»
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lanceolar in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Flora Indica or descriptions of Indian Plants. - Serampore, ...
Leaf solitary from the apex of each bulb, lanceolar. Scapes from the base of the
bulbs, drooping, many-flowered. Column much incurved ; apex winged ; lamina
two-lobed. A middling sized species, a native of the forests of Chittagong.
Flowers ...
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Flora Indica, Or, Descriptions of Indian Plants
Leaf solitary from the apex of each bulb, lanceolar. Scapes from the base of the
bulbs, drooping, many flowered. Column much incurved ; apex winged ; lamina
two-lobed. A middling sized species, a native of the forests of Chitta- gong.
William Roxburgh, William Carey, 1832
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Flora indica or descriptions of Indian plants. To which are ...
V. moluccana, R. Leaves alternate, lanceolar. Peduncle* axillary, many-flowered.
JFilaments free. A small tree, from fifteen to twenty feet in height, a native of the
Molucca islands, and from thence introduced into the botanic gar- dsn at Calcutta
...
William Roxburgh, Nathaniel Wallich, 1824
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Flora Indica; or, Descriptions of Indian plants, ed. by W. ...
R. Leaves lanceolar. Spikes terminal, open ; flowers solitary, scattered ;
segments of the bifid, sessile lip, semi-lanceolar, the other five segments of the
corol linear. Khasee name, Kattia Laphya. Obs. This is a slender species, about
three feet ...
William Roxburgh, William Carey, Nathaniel Wallich, 1820
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Asiatick Researches: Or Transactions Of The Society ...
By attending to the pale yellowish, very fragrant roots, and to the rusty-reddish
sheaths of the scapes, and leaves; and to the faint reddish markdown-the midi
dle of the smooth broad-lanceolar leaves, themselves, this species may be
readily ...
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Asiatic researches or transactions of the Society instituted ...
By attending to the pale yellowish, very fragrant roots, and to the rusty-reddish
sheaths of the scapes, and leaves ; and to the faint reddish mark down the middle
of the smooth broad-lanceolar leaves themselves, this species may be readily ...
Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1812
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Transactions of the Linnean Society
and fleshy, erect, converging. Anthers two pits' in theapex of each filament. 9 Yet
unknown. CoccULUs laurifolius. C. Menispermum laurifolium. Ro.rb. M ss. '
Arboreousl Leaves lanceolar, lucid, entire, three-nerved. Racemes axillary and ...
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Tracts relative to the island of St. Helena: written during ...
R. Arboreous. Leaves sparse, approximate, sabsessile but not decur- rent, from
lanceolar to cuneate-oblong, subserrate, soft, rugose and more or less woolly
underneath. Peduncles axillary, solitary, drooping, one- flowered : flowers
globular.
By attending to the pale yellowish, very fragrant roots, and to the rusty-reddish
sheaths of the scapes, and leaves ; and to the faint reddish mark down the middle
of the smooth broad-lanceolar leaves themselves, this species may be readily ...
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Transactions of the Linnean Society of London
Leaves lanceolar, lucid, entire, three-nerved. Racemes axillary and lateral,
compound. Indigenous in Nepal and Srinagar. Trunk short, soon dividing into
many divaricate branches, with extreme branchlets drooping. Leaves alternate,
short-pe- ...
Linnean Society of London, 1822
