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(d) Sheath, ligule it stem. (e) The parts of a grass leaf are let The Midrib 2nd “
blade 3d “ Parallel veins. (f) Stem, ribs, veins 8.: veinlets (a) The feather veined
leaves, have a midrib or central vein which is a continuation of the petiole, with
little ...
California. Department of Education, 1873
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Biennial Report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction ...
(b) Feather-veined leaves have a rib the midrib—which gives off veins right and
left ' A palniateveined leaf has several ribs passing across the blad in a
spreading fassion (c) The feather-veined leaf has one large rib or vein and
numerous ...
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The First Book of Botany: Designed to Cultivate the ...
10, making it look something like a feather, it is called a feather- veined leaf; and
when several ribs pa^s across the blade in a spreading fashion, as in Fig. 11, the
leaf is said to be palmate- veined. Whoever named it so, must have thought the ...
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Arboretum Et Fruticetum Britannicum: Or, The Trees and ...
Leaves alternate, annual, feather-veined, plaited in the bud. (T. Neet ab
Escnbeck Gen. Fl. Germ.; Smith Eng. Ft., i v. p. 150— 152.; and observation.)
CVrylus Lin. Flowers unisexual ; those of the two sexes in distinct catkins upon
the same ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1854
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Arboretum et fruticetum Britannicum; or, The trees and ...
Leaves alternate, annual, feather-veined, plaited in the bud. (T. Neet ab
Esenbeck Gen. Ft. Genu; Smith Eng. FL, iv. p. 150— 152.; and observation.) Ch'
rvus Lin. Flowers unisexual ; those of the two sexes in distinct catkins upon the
same plant ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1838
We return to the consideration of reticulated leaves, of which two modifications
are distinguished, viz. : the feather-veined and the radiated. 1st. The Feather-
veined form (feuilles penninerves, De Candolle) results whenever there is a
midrib, ...
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A Field Guide to Wildflowers: Northeastern and North-central ...
GOLDENRODS PLUMELIKE; LEAVES FEATHER-VEINED COMPOSITE OR
DAISY FAMILY (Compositae) parallel-veined (or nerved) feather-veined EARLY
GOLDENROD Solidago juncea Note the tiny winglihe leaflets in the axils of the
slim ...
Roger Tory Peterson, Margaret McKenny, 1996
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Phytography as a Fine Art
1b. palmatifid (palmatifidus). Palminerved and split. Acer Pseudo-Platanus,
foliage leaf. 1c. palmatisect (palmatipartitus). Palminerved and parted.
Ranunculus acris, foliage leaf. 1d. pinnatilobate (pinnatilobatus) . Feather-
veined and lo- bate.
Jan Willem Moll, Johannes Cornelis Schoute, 1934
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A Flora of North America: Containing Abridged Descriptions ...
Leaves 4-6 inches long, 3-5 lines wide, feather-veined, obscurely triplinerved
near the base, somewhat cinereous beneath : the lower remotely and slightly
serrate. Heads nearly as large as in H. giganteus. Involucre clothed with whitish
hairs, ...
John Torrey, Asa Gray, 1841
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Amaryllidaceae: Preceded by an Attempt to Arrange the ...
... being feather-veined, that is, having oblique veins proceeding from the midrib. I
have before me the leaf of a Nepal Arum, closely allied to Arum Dracontium, in
which the veins are as concurrent as in the leaf of a lime tree ; and of Caladium, ...
