10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MARSHLOCKS»
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Wildflowers of the Eastern United States: An Introduction to ...
conspicuous color resides not in the flower petals (which, in marshlocks, are
small and pointed), but in the larger, underlying sepals or bracts. This
arrangement does not occur in most other cinquefoils. Shrubby cinquefoil is also
unusual.
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Wetland Plants of the Adirondacks: Herbaceous Plants and ...
Purple. Marshlocks. Status: OBL Comarum palustre L. Rosaceae Plants: 2060 cm
tall; often sprawling; reddish brown stems from rhizomes Flowers: 5parted; 2.5 cm
wide; petals half as long as sepals, both red to maroon Fruits: smooth Leaves: ...
Meiyin Wu, Dennis Kalma, 2011
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A Botanical Description of British Plants in the Midland ...
Thomas Purton, James Sowerby. rust-coloured underneath. With, 457. Abbot,
369. E. £.991. Robson, 65. Woods, hedges, heaths. July. Not common. S. Alne
Hills, above the village. t Genus 7. Co'marum. Marshlocks. • Nat. Ord. Senticosie.
Thomas Purton, James Sowerby, 1817
Thomas Purton, James Sowerby. rust-coloured underneath. With. 457. Abbot,
369. E. B. 991. Robson, 66. Woods, hedges, heaths. July. Not common. S. Alne
Hills, above the village. Genus 7. Co'makum. Marshlocks. Nat. Ord. Senticosae.
Gen ...
Thomas Purton, James Sowerby, 1817
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A botanical description of British plants in the midland ...
Thomas Purton. rust-coloured underneath. With. 457. Abbot, 369. E. B. 091.
Robson, 65. Woods, hedges, heaths. July. Not common. S. Alne Hills, above the .
village. Genus 7. Co'marum. Marshlocks. Nat. Ord. Senticosae. Gen. Ch. Calyx ...
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Flora Bedfordiensis, Comprehending Such Plants as Grow Wild ...
Marshlocks. Comarum. Gen. PI. Cup 1o segments. Petals 5, less in dimensions
than the segments of the cup. Receptacle of the seed ovate, spongy, permanent.
384. Purple Marshlocks. — C. palustre. Sowerby. 172. Hoffman. Ger. Flo. 7.
Hugh Davies. It grows in Lligwy wood, and by a rivulet N. west of, and near Plas y
brain, in the parish of Llanbedr. vi. vii. 174. Comarum; Marshlocks ; Llygad
ysgyfarnog. 1. C. palustre ; Purple Marshlocks, Marsh Cinquefoil ; Llygad
ysgyfarnog.
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A New Medicinal, Economical, and Domestic HHerbal: ...
... Marjoram; Marshlocks; Matweed; Meadow-grass; Medick; Melic-grass;
Motherwort; Nightshade ; Oat, OXfPyC ; Primrose ; Quakingrgrass; Scabious the
Field and Small ; Sloe-tree; Qnalteweed ; Sneezewort; Solo-_ mon's Seal; Sow-
thistle; ...
9
The Natural and Agricultural History of Peat-moss Or ...
Marsh Cinquefoil, Purple marshlocks. Qr/nosurus cocmleus. Blue dog-tail grass,
Blue moor-grass. . . Round leaved Sundew, Youthwort, Drosera rotundgfblm. {
Redrot' Rosa sons. Zongvfilia. Long-leaved Sundew, Moor-grass. E .
Blackberried ...
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An Arrangement of British Plants: According to the Latest ...
According to the Latest Improvements of the Linnaean System; with an Easy
Introd. to the Study of Botany. Illustrated by Copper Plates William Withering.
Marsh Cinquqfoil. Purple Marshlocks. Muddy putrid marshes. Giggleswick Tarn,
near ...
