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Flora of Tropical Africa
Flowers white, in dense many-flowered cymosely-branched more or less hoary-
tomentose terminal panicles 3-6 in. broad. Ultimate bracteoles caducous, ovate-
rotundate, in. long. Calyx-tube pyriform, nearly solid, about \ in. to first bracteoles
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A General History of the Dichleamydeous Plants ... Arranged ...
Flowers bracteate, usually crowded, cymosely racemose, rarely solitary,
violaceous or lilac, somewhat resupinate. Tube of corolla inflated. Receptacle
nearly terete, spongy, scrobiculate, adnate to the dissepiment. allied to Browállia
,' but ...
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Vol. II. - Caclyciflorae
10 S. unavosum (D. C. l. c.) leaves oval-elliptic, attenuated at the base,
acuminated at the apex, rather coriaceous, feathernerved, lateral nerves rather
prominent; peduncles lateral and terminal, cymosely panicled, loose ; calyx quite
entire. [9 .
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General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants
10 S. NEavosuM (D. C. l. c.) leaves oval-elliptic, attenuated at the base,
acuminated at the apex, rather coriaceous, feathernerved, lateral nerves rather
prominent; peduncles lateral and terminal, cymosely panicled, loose ; calyx quite
entire. 1; .
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A General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants
9 D. LuzoNa'Nsrs; glabrous; branches terete, dichotomous or whorled, knotted at
the joints; leaves opposite or verticillate, oval- oblong, coriaceous, sessile, almost
veinless; peduncles terminal, cymosely corymbose at the apex, pubescent; ...
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Vol. IV. - Corolliflorae
parietes of the capsule at maturity.-Erectish, middle-sized shrubs. Leaves
alternate, simple, oblong, entire. Peduncles permanent, somewhat geniculated,
axillary and terminal, bracteate. Flowers bracteate, usually crowded, cymosely ...
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A Manual of the Flowering Plants of California
Stems 1 to several from the very heavy root-crown, erect or ascending, 16 to 18 in
. high, cymosely forked and bearing only 2 to 4 heads, the leaves basal or the
cauline few and bract-like; herbage nearly glabrous to sparsely hispid with short
...
Mlkn. Gilia royalis Brand. L. b. ssp. r. Mason.] Annual, erect, simple or branched
from base, 1—2.5 dm. high, the stems slender, ± cymosely branched above,
puberulent or subglabrous; lvs. 3-5-parted, 3-10 mm. long, minutely pilose; fis.
sessile ...
Philip Alexander Munz, 1973
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Illustrated Flora of the Pacific States: Bignonias to Sunflowers
... usually spatulate or oblanceolate, entire, 1-nerved. Heads yellow, radiate or
discoid, subglobose, solitary or cymosely arranged at tips of branches, the florets
all fertile. Involucre broad, about 4-seriate, strongly graduate, the phyllaries broad
, ...
Roxana Stinchfield Ferris, LeRoy Abrams, 1960
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A General System of Gardening and Botany: Containing a ...
leaves oval-elliptic, attenuated at the base, acuminated at the apex, rather
coriaceous, feather- nerved, lateral nerves rather prominent ; peduncles lateral
and terminal, cymosely panicled, loose ; calyx quite entire. 1? . S. Native of the
Moluccas ...
