Encyclopaedia Britannica; Or A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 第 4 巻Archibald Constable, 1823 |
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... petals . When the corolla con- sists of one petal , the outer or upper part , which is broad , is named the limb or border ; and the lower part , which is narrow and hollow , by which it is fixed , is I called the tube . When the ...
... petals . When the corolla con- sists of one petal , the outer or upper part , which is broad , is named the limb or border ; and the lower part , which is narrow and hollow , by which it is fixed , is I called the tube . When the ...
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... petals . They are in number on one flower from one to several hundreds . But it is not necessary to count them when they are more than twenty . A stamen consists of two parts , the anther and the filament . 1. The anther is the summit ...
... petals . They are in number on one flower from one to several hundreds . But it is not necessary to count them when they are more than twenty . A stamen consists of two parts , the anther and the filament . 1. The anther is the summit ...
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... petals , the seeds being pa ked or enclosed ; on the number of seeds , and the num- ber of cells in the capsule or seed - vessel , or number of berries . The flower is said to be superior when the recepta- cle of the flower is above the ...
... petals , the seeds being pa ked or enclosed ; on the number of seeds , and the num- ber of cells in the capsule or seed - vessel , or number of berries . The flower is said to be superior when the recepta- cle of the flower is above the ...
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... petals present ; seeds four , not enclosed in a seed - vessel . II . In the 2d class , DIANDRIA , Order I. the genera depend upon the figure of the corolla , which is divid- ed , wheel - shaped , ringent , furnished with a spur , or two ...
... petals present ; seeds four , not enclosed in a seed - vessel . II . In the 2d class , DIANDRIA , Order I. the genera depend upon the figure of the corolla , which is divid- ed , wheel - shaped , ringent , furnished with a spur , or two ...
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... petals . The Those that have neither , or only a small invo- lower petal , shaped like a boat , is called the keel ; the Elements . 7 . Fig . 1 . 2 . Sect . 1 . 1. By the shape of the corolla , by the peculiari- ties of its throat . 2 ...
... petals . The Those that have neither , or only a small invo- lower petal , shaped like a boat , is called the keel ; the Elements . 7 . Fig . 1 . 2 . Sect . 1 . 1. By the shape of the corolla , by the peculiari- ties of its throat . 2 ...
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1-seeded 1-sperma 2-celled 2-locul 2-locularis 2-valved 5-cleft 5-fidus 5-leaved 5-parted 5-petaled 5-phyllus America anthers arch awned axillary Bacca bark Berry Boscovich bracteas branches bread bridge Britain called calyx Cape Caps capsule Catkin cells colour common corolla Cows Drupa Drupe essential oil Europe feet filaments Five species florets flowers footstalks Four species fruit fruitstalks genera germen goats eat grow hairy heart-shaped hermaphrodite horses India Indies infera inferior Involucrum Jamaica juice kind king lanceolate leaves ovate leger Legume Linnæus many-seeded Monogyna naked Nect nectary oblong ORDO panicle parliament petals Pist pistil plants polysperma quantity racemes Recept receptacle root Sect seed-bud seed-vessel seeds serrated sheep side smell smooth sometimes Spatha spear-shaped species spikes stalk Stam stamens stamina stem Stigma Styl style swine refuse taste terminating Three species tion town tree TRIANDRIA umbel valves
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