10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ACHLAMYDEOUS»
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A Flora of the State of New York Vol II
Flowers monœcious or diœcious; the sterile and often the fertile also in amants,
or in heads or spikes, either furnished with a calyx or achlamydeous. Ovary one
— several-celled, but the fruit always one-celled (except in L|au|mmnn). Trees or
...
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Natural history of New York
Flowers monoecious or dioecious ; the sterile and often the fertile also in aments,
or in heads or spikes, either furnished with a calyx or achlamydeous. Ovary one -
several-celled, but the fruit always one-celled (except in LiaciDAMBAR).
New York (State). Natural History Survey, 1843
Glumaceous or achlamydeous endogenre, with hexandrous united flowers, a
superior germen, dry fruit, erect exalbuminous seeds, and a lateral cleft in the
embryo. (1130.) (5730.) Ol,«. The perianth is much depauperated, and in IMaa
absent.
Gilbert Thomas Burnett, 1835
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North American Botany: Comprising the Native and Common ...
Apocarpous. 98. Saururea. Leaves alternate: carpels several. Achlamydeous: (no
calyx nor corol:) carpellœ 4: ovules ascending: seeds with a membranaceous
integument; embryo minute, in a fleshy lentiform seed, outside of a hard albumen,
...
Amos Eaton, John Wright (M. D.), 1840
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Trees a Handbook of Forest-botany for the Woodlands and the ...
Truly achlamydeous flowers are much rarer than mono- chlamydeous flowers,
however. In these latter either the calyx or the corolla is wanting, and far more
commonly the corolla. Examples are found in Clematis, Mezereon, in the
common ...
Harry Marshall Ward, Percy Groom
In European plants of the order there are usually no petals present, but in those
of tropical countries the corolla is frequently well marked. In the Euphorbias of
Britain, there is an evident involucre, surrounding a number of achlamydeous
male ...
John Hutton Balfour, 1851
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A Flora Of The State Of New-York, Comprising Full ...
Flowers mona-cious, both kinds in aments and achlamydeous. Ovary one-celled,
with a single ovulc. Fruit dry or drupaceous.— Shrubs, with simple leaves, dotted
with resinous glands. 101. BITULACEE. Flowers monmcious, both kinds in ...
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A Flora of the State of New York: Comprising Full ...
Flowers monmcious or dimciohs; the sterile and often the fertile also in amcnts, or
in heads or spikes, either furnished with a calyx or achlamydeous. Ovary one —
several-celled, but the fruit always one-celled (except in LtuuthBss).— Trees or ...
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School botany; or, An explanation of the characters and ...
Small acrid shrubs with heathlike evergreen leaves without stipules ; and minute
flowers in their axils. *#* A heath-like plant, Empetrum nigrum, is not uncommon
in shrubberies. It is at once recognised by being achlamydeous, and at the same
...
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Affinities of Plants: With Some Observations Upon ...
All. 1. — Podostemales. Achlamydeous, Carpels more than one, combined.
Podostemaceae. Hepat. Fluviales. Callitrichaceae. All. 2. — Piperales.
Achlamydeous, hermaphrodite, carpels single or quite distinct. Chloranthacese.
Lacist. Gnet.
