10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TUBULOSE»
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1
A Generic and Specific Description of British Plants
Some are composed of tubulose, hermaphrodite flowers in the disk, and of the
same sort of tubulose hermaphrodite flowers in the radius. 2. Others are
composed of tubulose hermaphrodite flowers in the disk, and of tubulose female
flowers in ...
2
The Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
Some are composed of tubulose hermaphrodite flowers in the disk, and of the
fame sort of tubulous hermaphrodite flowers in the radius. 2. Others are
composed of tubulose hermaphrodite flowers in the difk,and of tubulous female
flowers in ...
Temple H. Croker, Thomas Williams, Samuel Clarke, 1766
3
The Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences. In which the ...
Some are composed of tubulose hermaphrodite flowers in the disk, and os the
same sort of tubulous hermaphrodite flowers in the radius. 2. Others are
composed of tubulose hermaphrodite flowers in the disk,and of tubulous female
flowers in ...
Temple Henry Croker, Samuel Clark, Thomas Williams, 1766
4
An Introduction to the Science of Botany: Chiefly Extracted ...
Tubulose, when all the corollulœ of the florets are tubulose, and nearly equal. 3.
Radiate, having rays, when the corolluliB of the disk, middle parts, are tubulose,
and those of the circumference, margin, of another form : which variation affords ...
James Lee (botaniste), James Lee (Jr.), 1810
5
A Practical Introduction to Botany
367 2. Tubulose, when all the florets are tubular, and nearly equal, as in thistles .
368 3. Radiate, when the florets of the middle part are tubulose, and those of the
circumference of another form, viz. either ligulate, as in the gamma,- tubulose, ...
Rev. William BINGLEY, John FROST (F.S.A.), 1831
6
A generic and specific description of British plants, [extr. ...
1 he compound flower is .uniform and tubulose, the hermaphrodite florets are
tubulose. The proper one is infund'ibuliform, the limb is quinquifid and erect.
There .are, five capillary, very short filaments, with cylindraceous, tubulose
antheræ.
7
The flora of Oxfordshire and its contiguous counties, ...
See Plate, 1 96.* 2. Tubulose, with all the florets tubular, that is, having a bell-
shaped border, with five segments, rising from a tube, (tubulose,) is the same as
flosculose ; example, thistle, (carduus.) See Plate, 198.* 3. Radiate, when the
florets ...
8
The Horticultural Register
... of one leaf concave, standing on a pedicle and within the lowest petal; in
Arethusa, it is of one leaf, tubulose at the bottom of the ringent corolla, and
connate with it, in Cypripedium, is very large and inflated, and in Epiden- drum, it
is tubulose ...
Joseph Harrison, Sir Joseph Paxton, 1834
9
The British Flora: Containing the Select Names, Characters, ...
R. 62. Fucus cavus. B. 364 Gut La ver. Tubulose, simple. In sea ditches and rivers
. 1 •□^z'.' Ulva compreffa. L. 1632 U. marina tenuiffima et comprejsa. R. 63.
Mufcus marinus Alghetta. B. 366. Tape Laver. Tubulose, compressed, branched.
10
The Horticultural register
Compound flowers are of three kinds, viz. a Ligulate, when all the corrollute (little
corolla) of the florets are plane, flat, shaped like a ligula, or narrow tongue, or fillet
, and expanded towards the outer side. h Tubulose, when all the corollulae of ...
