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... Stamens - 171 43 Pollen - 181 SECT . VII . Amylaceous and Granular Matter . Amylaceous Granules Chlorophyll Latex Granules CHAP . II . Compound Organs in Flowering Plants . SECT . I. Epidermis and Ap- Disk . 192 Pistil · 193 43 46 ...
... Stamens - 171 43 Pollen - 181 SECT . VII . Amylaceous and Granular Matter . Amylaceous Granules Chlorophyll Latex Granules CHAP . II . Compound Organs in Flowering Plants . SECT . I. Epidermis and Ap- Disk . 192 Pistil · 193 43 46 ...
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... stamens . Lately the glandular apparatus of plants has received the attention of Meyen , who has pub- lished on the subject an elaborate paper , from which the fore- going figures are taken . He admits the distinction of simple and ...
... stamens . Lately the glandular apparatus of plants has received the attention of Meyen , who has pub- lished on the subject an elaborate paper , from which the fore- going figures are taken . He admits the distinction of simple and ...
Page 69
... stamens . They are very rarely found upon the corolla , as in Solanum Hystrix ; their most usual place is upon the stem , as in Rosa , Rubus , & c . SECT . II . Of the Stem , or Ascending Axis . WHEN a plant first begins to grow from ...
... stamens . They are very rarely found upon the corolla , as in Solanum Hystrix ; their most usual place is upon the stem , as in Rosa , Rubus , & c . SECT . II . Of the Stem , or Ascending Axis . WHEN a plant first begins to grow from ...
Page 116
... stamens , and carpels — form an uninterrupted spire , governed by laws which are nearly constant . No application of the doctrine appears practicable , except to assist in the distinction of species , for which it would be well adapted ...
... stamens , and carpels — form an uninterrupted spire , governed by laws which are nearly constant . No application of the doctrine appears practicable , except to assist in the distinction of species , for which it would be well adapted ...
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... stamens , and the pistil , of which the two last only are indispensable . The calyx and corolla may be wanting , and a flower will nevertheless exist ; but , if neither stamens nor pistil nor their rudiments are to be found , no ...
... stamens , and the pistil , of which the two last only are indispensable . The calyx and corolla may be wanting , and a flower will nevertheless exist ; but , if neither stamens nor pistil nor their rudiments are to be found , no ...
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