10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «STRUMOSE»
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1
Flora Scotica; Or a Description of Scottish Plants, Arranged ...
D. cerviculatum, stems short, leaves lanceolato-subulate entire subsecnnd their
nerve very broad, capsule ovate subcernuous strumose, lid юзы-асе. Muse. Bril.
р. 53. t. 16. Han. Near St. Davids, Fifeshire, also in Restenat moss, Mr. Arnett.
William Jackson Hooker,
1821
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Flora Scotica: Or a Description of Scottish Plants
D. cerviculatum, stems short, leaves lanceolato-snbulate entire subsecund their
nerve very broad, capsule ovate subcer- nuous strumose, lid rostrate. Muse. Brit.
p. 53. t. 16. Hab. Near St. David's, Fifeshire, also in Restenat moss, Mr. Arnott.
William Jackson Hooker,
1821
3
Handbook of Mosses of the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic ...
20 Leaf base sheathing; laminal cells smooth; capsule smooth, strumose
Oncophorus 137 20 Leaf base not sheathing; laminal cells smooth or mamillose;
capsule striate, strumose or not or smooth and not strumose Cynodontium 132 21
Leaf ...
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Flora scotia; or a description of Scottish plants arranged ...
D. cerviculalum, stems short, leaves lanceolato-subulate entire subsecund their
nerve very broad, capsule ovate subcer- nuous strumose, lid rostrate. Muse. Brit.
p. 53. t. 16. Hab. Near St. David's, Fifeshire, also in Restenat moss, Mr. Arnott.
Sir William Jackson Hooker,
1821
5
The Musci and Hepaticae of the United States East of the ...
CYNOD6NTIUM, Br. & Sch. — Leaves more or less papillose, crenulate-ser- rate
at the apex ; the areolation uniform at the base : calyptra inftated-cucullifonn :
capsule mostly strumose and erect : monoecious. 1. D. gracilescens, Web. &
Mohr.
William Starling Sullivant,
1871
6
The musci and hepaticæ of the United States east of the ...
CYNODÓNTIUM, Br. & Sch. — Leaves more or less papillose, crenulate-ser- rate
at the apex ; the areolation uniform ai the base : calyptra inflated<ucullifovm :
capsule mostly strumose and erect : monœcious. 1. D. graciléscens, Web. & Mohr
.
William Starling Sullivant,
1856
7
The Moss Flora of Britain and Ireland
Setae purplish red or yellow; capsules inclined, straight or curved, strumose,
sulcate when dry; annulus of large cells; peristome teeth bilid into papillose
fililorm segments; calyptrae cucullate. Cosmopolitan, four species. Derivation:
derived ...
8
General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants: Vol.3
Stems sufl'ruticose, usually strumose at the base; branches rather fleshy,
papillose, when old they appear as they were spiny the permanent remains of the
dried leaves. Leaves cylindrical, papulose, opposite, somewhat channelled.
Flowers ...
9
Flora Capensis: Being a Systematic Description of the Plants ...
19c) ; stem and branches short, decumbent, fleshy, strumose; leaves much
crowded, depressedly-cylindrical, attenuated at both ends, hispid all over ; calyx
5-cleft, lobes nearly equal, obtuse ; petals emarginate. Salm Dyck, fase. 5. t. 29.
Hab.
William Henry Harvey, O. W. Sonder,
1862
10
Muscologia Britannica; containing the mosses of Great ...
D. strumiferum ; stems elongated; leaves from a broad sheathing base, subulate,
entire, their margins plane, crisped when dry, pointing in all directions ; capsule
furrowed, oh- longo-ovate, subcernuous, strumose ; lid rostrate. (Tab. XVII.) ...
William Jackson Hooker (sir.), Thomas Taylor,
1818