10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUINQUEFARIOUS»
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Flora Capensis: Being a Systemic Description of the Plants ...
Leafy stem always elongated ; leaves short, thick, fleshy, multifarious or
quinquefarious ; flowers small, whitish, arranged in simple or compound lax
subspioate racemes; pedicels short, ascending; bracts small, ovate. DIBTBXB.
Endemic.
William Henry Harvey, Otto Wilhelm Sonder, William Turner Thiselton-Dyer, 1897
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The British Moss-flora: Acrocarpi, I
POTTIA ASPERULA Mitten. Paroicous ; densely caespitose. Leaves
quinquefarious, obovate- spathulate, obscure, papillose, nerve excurrent ; caps.
oval, lid conic, rostellate, cal. papillose. (T. XXIX, D.) Syn. — Pottia asperula M1tt.
Journ. Bot.
3
Bryologia britannica: containing the mosses of Great Britain ...
Branches disposed in fasciculi of 3, 5, or 7, the fascicles spirally inserted in a
quinquefarious manner, at first short, subclavate and erecto-patent, subsequently
elongated, widely spreading, and recurved, the lower branches of each fascicle ...
William Wilson, Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1855
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The Student's Handbook of British Mosses
The quinquefarious or octofarious arrangement of the leaves while no doubt of
some value as a character, and fairly easy of determination in fresh plants, is not
of much use in the study of herbarium specimens ; and even with the former it is ...
5
The Journal of Botany, British and Foreign
Bot. IX. (1871), p. 4. Leaves quinquefarious, oblong, subspathulate, the lower
pale, upper green; upper cells half the size of those in P. truncatula, lower oblong
pellueid, all smooth; nerve excurrent. Capsule oblong-oval, somewhat narrower
at ...
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Bryologia Britannica; containing the Mosses of Great Britain ...
Branches disposed in fasciculi of 3, 5, or 7, the fascicles spirally inserted in a
quinquefarious manner, at first short, subclavate and erecto-patent, subsequently
elongated, widely spreading, and recurved, the lower branches of each fascicle ...
7
The Moss Flora of Britain and Ireland
383) 265 Lvs quinquefarious, imbricate when moist 103. Conostomum (p. 458)
Lvs not quinquefarious, imbricate or not when moist 266 266 Lvs 3-5 mm long
101. Plagiopus (p. 454) Lvs less than 3 mm long 267 267 Margin entire or with a
few ...
Anthony John Edwin Smith, 1978
Leaves quinquefarious, rounded obovate, the cells large rounded — hexagonal,
opake and chlorophyllose. Der. oiSos a swelling, ttous a foot. OEDIPODIUM
GRIFFITH!! (Dicks.) Schwaeg. The only species of the genus. (T. LXIII.) Syn.
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Transactions of the British Bryological Society
'A well-marked form showing the characteristics of the slightly rigid, reddish stems
, the branch leaves straight or only recurved at the tips, short, broad, and strongly
quinquefarious, also the mucronate stem leaves as well as the cross-section of ...
'A well-marked form showing the characteristics of the slightly rigid, reddish stems
, the branch leaves straight or only recurved at the tips, short, broad, and strongly
quinquefarious, also the mucronate stem leaves as well as the cross-section of ...
