10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «PERICARPIAL»
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pericarpial in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pericarpial and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
It is a remarkable fact, that in Gentianaceai and their allies, which have the
pericarpial leaves right and left with respect to the common axis of inflorescence,
it is never truly present; while in Scrophulariaceae and their allies, the pericarpial
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Library of Useful Knowledge: Natural Philosophy...
It is a remarkable fact, that in Gentianaceae and their allies, which have the peri-
carpial leaves right and left with respect to the common axis of inflorescence, it is
never truly present; while in Serophulariaceae and their allies, the pericarpial ...
3
Illustrations of South American Plants
In this last-mentioned instance, a distinct zonal line may be seen in the thin
pericarpial covering before the ripening of the fruit, and it is along this that the
membranaceous capsule afterwards bursts, by a clean circumscissure. This
zonal line ...
4
Botany: In Four Parts: 1. Structural Botany. 2. Physiology. ...
It is a remarkable fact, that in Gentianaceae and their allies, which have the peri-
carpial leaves right and left with respect to the common axis of inflorescence, it is
never truly present ; while in Serophulariaceae and their allies, the pericarpial ...
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 1838
5
The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
Dr. Lindley (in 1846) J followed his previous view of the position of the Gnetacea
among Gymnosperms ; but he adopted the notion of Griffiths in respect to the
pericarpial covering of the seed, which he regarded as one of its proper seminal
...
6
Library of Useful Knowledge: Natural philosophy
It is a remarkable fact, that in Gentianaceae and their allies, which have the peri-
carpial leaves right and left with respect to the common axis of inflorescence, it is
never truly present; while in Scrophulariaceae and their allies, the pericarpial ...
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain), 1838
7
The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
... where it also unites with the pericarpial covering of the fruit; it has four distinct
longitudinal cords or bundles of spiral threads terminating in the style, some of
which adhere to the fungous lines seen upon the nuciiles; this tube touches the ...
8
An introduction to the natural system of botany, etc
Now that the structure of this part is well understood, we know that an ovarium
either consists of one or several connected pericarpial leaves, called carpella,
arranged around a common axis, or of several combined into a single body.
John Lindley, John Lindley (1799-1865.), 1830
9
The transactions of the Linnean Society of London
... lower portion of the spike. Although the pericarpial and epicarpial coverings of
the seed are here glued together into one coriaceous mass by the deposition of
woody matter, yet upon making a longitudinal section, the same nervures, basal ...
Linnean Society (London), 1855
10
Transactions of the Linnean Society. - London, Davis 1791-
Is a seed of Licania removed from its pericarpial covering :-——nat. size. a. the
tunic formed of three adherent membranes: the outermost is the arilline, the
intermediate one is the testa, the innermost is the tegmen; b. is the hilum; c. the
vessels ...
