10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERIGYNOUS»
Discover the use of
perigynous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
perigynous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
An introduction to the natural system of botany, etc
But, on the other hand, there is not only frequently, as may be well supposed, so
slight a degree of adhesion between the stamens and calyx as to render it difficult
to say whether the former are perigynous or hypogynous, as in Galacinese, ...
John Lindley, John Lindley (1799-1865.), 1830
2
The European Garden Flora Flowering Plants: A Manual for the ...
Leaves narrow-linear, apex acuminate, base acute. Flowers mostly paired or
clustered in leafy, open, racemes. Perigynous zone to 6 mm, with appendages
equal to calyx-lobes. Petals rose-purple. Europe & Asia; naturalised in NE USA.
H1.
James Cullen, Sabina G. Knees, H. Suzanne Cubey, 2011
3
Flora of Mauritius and the Seychelles
The ovary is then described as free or superior, the calyx as free or inferior, the
petals as being inserted on the receptacle. perigynous (i.e., round the ovary),
when the disk bearing the petals is quite free from the ovary, but is more or less ...
4
The European Garden Flora: Dicotyledons (Part I)
Fruit made up of the more or less spherical perigynous zone, containing many
achenes. A genus of 2 species from Australia: only 1 is cultivated as a handsome,
usually small (in cultivation) evergreen tree which flowers early in the year.
5
Handbook of North European Garden Plants: With Keys to ...
Fruit 1 -seeded, dry but appearing berry-like because of the persistent fleshy
remains of the perigynous zone A family of 3 genera and about 45 species,
mostly native to temperate parts of Europe, Asia and North America, a few in
tropical Asia ...
6
Practical Plant Identification: Including a Key to Native ...
5) The 'ring' or 'collar' of tissue mentioned in the table, probably best referred to
as a perigynous zone if the ovary is superior and as an epigynous zone if the
ovary is inferior, is often referred to in other literature as 'calyx', 'floral cup', 'floral ...
7
Handbook of the British Flora: A Description of the ...
The ovary is then described as free or superior, the calyx as free or inferior, the
petals as being inserted on the receptacle. perigynous (i.e. round the ovary),
when the disk bearing the petals is quite free from the ovary, but is combined with
the ...
8
Handbook of the British Flora, etc
In some works, however, most epigynous flowers areincluded in the perigynous
ones, and a very different meaning is given to the term epigynous (for which see
below, p. 21), and there are a few cases where no positive distinction can be ...
9
Flora hongkongensis: a description of the flowering plants ...
The ovary is then described as free or superior, the calyx as free or inferior, the
petals as being inserted on the receptacle. perigynous (i.e. round the ovary),
when the disk bearing the petals is quite free from the ovary, but is more or less ...
10
Flora of the British Isles
Fls hermaphrodite, rarely unisexual, hypogynous or weakly perigynous, usually
actinomorphic. Sepals usually imbricate. Petals contorted or sometimes val- vate,
free or joined at base. Disk usually conspicuous. Stamens as many or twice as ...
A. R. Clapham, T. G. Tutin, D. M. Moore, 1990
