The Tourist's Flora: A Descriptive Catalogue of the Flowering Plants and Ferns of the British Islands, France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and the Italian IslandsReeve and Benham, 1850 - 82 pages |
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1-flowered 3-nerved acuminate acute Alps Anthers attenuate axillary Barren base Beak bipinnate Bracts branched Calc calyx Caps Carpels Catkins cells ceolate ciliate cloven cordate corolla Corymb Culm dentate downy elliptic entire exceeding filiform Fl.-stalks florets Flts fruit Germen Glumes hairless hairs hairy half as long Herbaceous hills hirsute inner keeled KOCH lanceolate leafy linear lineari-lanceolate Lobes lower margin meadows Moist Mountain mucronate nearly equal nearly sessile nerves oblong oblongo-lanceolate obovate obtuse Outer Pale ovate ovato-lanceolate panicled Partial bracts petals Phyll Phyllaries pinnate pinnatifid pubescent raceme Root Root-L rough Sandy Scape scariose Seeds Segm Segments Sepals serrate sessile Sheaths short shorter Silicle smooth solitary Spicules Spikes spinescent spreading Stalks Stamens Stem erect Stem-L Stigma Stip Stony Style subulate Teeth of Cal terete terminal ternate trifid tripinnate tube twice as long Umbel uncult undivided upper villous Whorls
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