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... beneath the large horizontal plate or lobe of the stigma . Style short . Caps . ovate , one - celled , bursting half way into 2 valves . Seeds numerous , oblong , rough . The leaves are said to coagulate milk , whence the English name ...
... beneath the large horizontal plate or lobe of the stigma . Style short . Caps . ovate , one - celled , bursting half way into 2 valves . Seeds numerous , oblong , rough . The leaves are said to coagulate milk , whence the English name ...
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... beneath . This is the most abundant of all the species , 1 For a more complete analysis and history of this genus than I am here able to give , see Lemna minor , trisulca and gibba in the new Series of Flora Lon- dinensis , and for an ...
... beneath . This is the most abundant of all the species , 1 For a more complete analysis and history of this genus than I am here able to give , see Lemna minor , trisulca and gibba in the new Series of Flora Lon- dinensis , and for an ...
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... beneath , roots subsolitary . Engl . Bot . t . 1233. Hook . Scot . i . p . 2. Engl . Fl . v . i . p . 32 . Stagnant water , but not very frequent . Rare in Scotland . Fl . June -Sept . Size of L. minor , but readily distinguished by the ...
... beneath , roots subsolitary . Engl . Bot . t . 1233. Hook . Scot . i . p . 2. Engl . Fl . v . i . p . 32 . Stagnant water , but not very frequent . Rare in Scotland . Fl . June -Sept . Size of L. minor , but readily distinguished by the ...
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... beneath , serrated , lateral ones inequilateral . Panicle shorter than the leaf , springing from the swollen base of the petiole . Flowers reddish ; nectary white , resembling an inflated membrane . thers very curious , of 2 cells ...
... beneath , serrated , lateral ones inequilateral . Panicle shorter than the leaf , springing from the swollen base of the petiole . Flowers reddish ; nectary white , resembling an inflated membrane . thers very curious , of 2 cells ...
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... beneath . Cymes of numerous white flowers at the ends of the branches . 2. C. Suécica , Linn . ( dwarf Cornel ) ; herbaceous , leaves all opposite ovate glabrous , flowers few umbellate surrounded by a 4- leaved petaloid involucre , and ...
... beneath . Cymes of numerous white flowers at the ends of the branches . 2. C. Suécica , Linn . ( dwarf Cornel ) ; herbaceous , leaves all opposite ovate glabrous , flowers few umbellate surrounded by a 4- leaved petaloid involucre , and ...
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5-cleft acuminate acute Anthers axillary base Ben Lawers beneath bifid bipinnate Borrer bracteas branched calyx capsule Carpels catkins colour common cordate corolla crenate downy elliptical Engl England feet high fertile florets flowers foot high frequent fruit G. E. Smith genus germen glabrous glands glaucous hairy hedges Hook inches high involucre Ireland J. T. Mackay July June Juss.-Name lanceolate leaflets leafy leaves lanceolate leaves ovate legumes Lindl linear linear-lanceolate Linn lobes Lond margin Moist mountains nearly oblong obovate obtuse ovato-lanceolate panicle pastures pedicels peduncles Perianth Pericarps petals petiolate pinnate pinnatifid plant prickles procumbent pubescent purple racemes rare root Salict scales scape scarcely Scot Scotland seeds segments serrated sessile sheaths shorter silky slender solitary species specimens spikelets spikes spreading stalked Stam stamens stem erect stigmas stipules style teeth terminal toothed umbels upper valves waste places whorled Wilson Woods yellow
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