10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PETALIFEROUS»
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Flora of the Northeast: A Manual of the Vascular Flora of ...
Petaliferous flowers in corymbs of 2-several; cleistogamous flowers numerous,
crowded, their mature capsules uniform in size, less than 3 mm wide. Stems
clustered; petaliferous flowers rarely surpassed by the branches, their outer
sepals ...
Dennis W. Magee, Harry E. Ahles, 2007
2
Companion to the Botanical Magazine: Being a Journal, ...
Stamens inserted on the receptacle, deciduous ; three, or very rarely four in the
apetalous flowers, about twenty in the petaliferous ones ; filaments capillary,
unconnected, shorter than the interior sepals ; anthers basifixed, adnate, those of
the ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1836
3
Taxonomy of Angiosperms
As petaliferous flowers are documented from as early as Cenomanian (100
million years), only slightly later than the time when the first tricolpate pollen types
appeared, it has been considered that all or nearly all simple, apetalous flowers
as ...
V. Singh, Dr. V. Singh & Dr. D.K. Jain, 1981
4
A Flora of North America: Containing Abridged Descriptions ...
Flowers of two kinds; those of the upper many-flowered racemes perfect and
petaliferous, but seldom maturing fruit; those near the base of the stem or on
prostrate branches imperfect, but usually fertile. Pnnrnc'r FL. Calyx tubular-
campanulate ...
John Torrey, Asa Gray, 1840
5
Handbook of Nuts: Herbal Reference Library
Axillary racemes of 1 to 17 petaliferous flowers, on peduncles 1 to 6 cm long, the
ovate bracts 2 to 5 mm long; pedicels 1 .5 to 5 mm long; racemes from lower axils
slender, elongate, with cleistogamous, apetalous, inconspicuous flowers.
Flowers of two kinds; those of the upper many-flowered racemes perfect and
petaliferous, but often sterile; those at the base of the stem or underground mostly
on one- or fewflowered peduncles, imperfect and deformed, but usually fertile.
7
A Flora Of The State Of New-York, Comprising Full ...
372; Tm. 15- Gr. N. Am. 1. p. 292; Endl. gen. 3660. 1706.va [Greek, amphi, on
both sides, and carpos, fruit; producing fruit both above and under ground.]
Flowers of two kinds; those of the upper many-flowered racemes perfect and
petaliferous ...
8
Plants of the Texas Coastal Bend
Petaliferous flowers. March-May. T. perfoliata (Linnaeus) Nieuwland. Annual to
50 cm high with mostly ovate leaves 1-3 cm long. Flowers axillary, those of the
lower axils all cleistogamous, of the upper axils with well-developed purple-violet
...
Roy L. Lehman, Ruth O'Brien, Tammy White, 2009
9
The Plants of Pennsylvania: An Illustrated Manual
... and petioles with dense spreading hairs L. procumbens D. plants erect or
ascending F. peduncles of the petaliferous flowers longer than their subtending
leaves; keel 1-2 mm longer than the wings L. uiolacea F. peduncles of the
petaliferous ...
Ann Fowler Rhoads, Timothy A. Block, 2007
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Vegetation and Flora of the Sonoran Desert
Seeds carunculate or ecarunculate, endosperm fleshy or oily. Embryo straight or
curved. Ovules 2 in each cell; stamens (or at least those of outer whorl) opposite
sepals: Leaves alternate; seeds estrophiolate: Flowers petaliferous; plants (in ...
Forrest Shreve, Ira Loren Wiggins, 1964
