10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PANICULATED»
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A generic and specific description of British plants, [extr. ...
Lester Stitchwort with linear entire leaves and paniculated flowers. A common
plant. Per. July. ARENARIA. Chickweed. The cup hath five oblong, acuminated,
patent petal* that remain till the fruit be ripe. The flower hath five, ovate petals.
M. Leaves thin, equally dull green above and below; umbels paniculated; lid
double, the inner hemispheric, less wide than the calyx tube; outer stamens
sometimes sterile; fruit small; lid hemispheric; fruit truncate- ovate, border rather ...
United States. Forest Service,
1902
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Eucalypts Cultivated in the United States
M. Leaves thin, equally dull green above and below; umbels paniculated; lid
double, the inner hemispheric, less wide than the calyx tube; outer stamens
sometimes sterile; fruit small; lid hemispheric; fruit truncate- ovate, border rather ...
Alfred James McClatchie,
1902
4
Elements of the Natural History of the Animal Kingdom: ...
Cypress S. The denticles nearly opposite, alternate, and somewhat acute ; the.
vesicles obovate; the branches paniculated, and very long. . > In/zafiz'ts the
European Ocean. B.—-Ellis Corall. tab. 3. . a. A. Found” in deep water on the
coasts of ...
5
Silva capensis; or, A description of South African ...
Flowers terminal on short, shaggy, peduncles ; paniculated. Calyx deciduous 5
cleft ; petals glanduliferous. Stamens 10 ; style 1. Capsule 5 angled, 5 celled ;
cells 2 seeded. Height 20 to 30 feet, diameter 2-3 feet. Bark smooth, whitish- grey
.
Karl Wilhelm Ludwig Pappe,
1854
6
Elements of Natural History;: V. Insects. VI. Vermes
Sertularia cupre/Jma, Cypress S. The denticles nearly opposite, alternate, and
somewhat acute ; tbe vesicles obovate j the branches paniculated, and very long.
Inhabits the European ocean. B. Found in deep water on the coasts of Yorkshire
...
7
The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature
The distinguishing mark of this species is the erect, paniculated stalk, leases oval
and entire, flowcis white. The receptacle is not naked, which Linnæus supposed
to be the characteristic of the genus spilanthus. Other species besides this have ...
Tobias George Smollett,
1789
8
The Genera Of North American Plants, And A Catalogue Of The ...
Herbaceous or shrubby; leaves S-nerved, mostly carne' ous, opposite and
alternate; flowers spiked or paniculated, axillar and terminal. Srzctes. 1. L ciliata.
2. ' Xanthg'falia. Annual; leaves opposite, petiolate, cordate-ovate, acuminated,
doubly ...
9
Compendium Florae Philadelphicae: Containing a Description ...
S. stem erect, glabrous-, striate ; leaves elliptical, deeply serrate, acuminate,
villous beneath, those at the root obovate; racemes paniculated; peduncles
villous; lignite short. — Willd. and Pursh. S. ulmifolia, Mulil. ч Elm-leaved Golden-
rod.
William Paul Crillon Barton,
1818
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Compendium Floræ Philadelphicæ: Containing a Description of ...
S. stem erect, glabrous, striate ; leaves elliptical, deeply serrate, acuminate,
villous beneath, those at the root obovale ; racemes paniculated ; peduncles
villous; ligulte short.— Willd. and Fursh. S. ulmitblia, Muhl. Elm-leaved Golden-
rod.
William Paul Crillon Barton,
1818