Familiar Lectures on Botany, Practical, Elementary, and Physiological: With a New and Full Description of the Plants of the United States, and Cultivated Exotics, &cHuntington and Savage, 1850 - 466 страници |
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... this broad end you add a petiole , prolonging it into Leaves with respect to succession - Form of Leaves - Orbicular - Reniform -Cord ate - Ovate - Obovate - Oval . a mid - rib with some lateral divisions , you. 50 OF LEAVES .
... this broad end you add a petiole , prolonging it into Leaves with respect to succession - Form of Leaves - Orbicular - Reniform -Cord ate - Ovate - Obovate - Oval . a mid - rib with some lateral divisions , you. 50 OF LEAVES .
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... obovate leaf . An oval leaf ( c , ) is when both the ends are of equal breadth . When the length is much greater than the breadth , the leaf is said to be elliptical , as at d . Fig . 40 . a d e Lanceolate : this kind of leaf may be ...
... obovate leaf . An oval leaf ( c , ) is when both the ends are of equal breadth . When the length is much greater than the breadth , the leaf is said to be elliptical , as at d . Fig . 40 . a d e Lanceolate : this kind of leaf may be ...
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... obovate , spreading with claws as long as the calyx . At b , appear the six stamens divested of the petals ; the germ is cylindrical , as long as the stamens ; c , shows the silique or pod ; the valves are concave , and a thin ...
... obovate , spreading with claws as long as the calyx . At b , appear the six stamens divested of the petals ; the germ is cylindrical , as long as the stamens ; c , shows the silique or pod ; the valves are concave , and a thin ...
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... obovate . The leaves are said to be ciliate , on account of the hairs upon their margin . 3. The Stem ( c ) is called a scape , because it springs direct- ly from the root , and bears no leaves ; it is simple and pubes- cent . 4. The ...
... obovate . The leaves are said to be ciliate , on account of the hairs upon their margin . 3. The Stem ( c ) is called a scape , because it springs direct- ly from the root , and bears no leaves ; it is simple and pubes- cent . 4. The ...
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... obovate , cruciform , fascicles alternate . Flowers rameus , sometimes cauline , solitary . Calyx campanulate , bi - lobed . Corolla large , sub - campanulate . Berries large , resembling the pumpkin in figure ; the epicarp cortical ...
... obovate , cruciform , fascicles alternate . Flowers rameus , sometimes cauline , solitary . Calyx campanulate , bi - lobed . Corolla large , sub - campanulate . Berries large , resembling the pumpkin in figure ; the epicarp cortical ...
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