A grammar of botany : illustrative of artificial, as well as natural, classification, with an explanation of Jussieu's system / by Sir James Edward Smith.

  • Smith, James Edward, 1759-1828.
Date:
1821
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    pauperata. a. Barren flower, b. Fruit, c. Scale, d. Seed.—140. Scirpus Jiuitans. a. Scale, b. Stamens and pistil.—141. Coix Lachryma. a. Bar- ren flowers, b. Fertile ones. Tab. 11. fig. 142. Phanixfarlnifera, Roxb. Coram. V. 1.1. 74. o. Bar- ren flower. b,b. Fertile ones.— 143. Par in qua dr if h/.ia. a. Calyx, b. Pe- tal.—144. Convalluria majalis. a. Corolla expanded, to show the stamens. b. Pistil, c. Half-ripe berry.—145. Juncus Forsteri, Fl. Brit. a. Flower magnified, b. Ripe capsule bursting, c. Seed.—146. Tulipa sylvestris. a. Pistil.—147. Agave lurida. a. Germen, style, and stigma. TAB. 12. fig. \4H.Btuhdf'ordianobilis,Sm. Exot. Bot.b. 1.4. a. Flower split open. b. Capsule also laid open. c. Seed—149. Sower baa junceu. a. Stamens and pistil, b. Pistil alone, c. Capsule cut across, d. Seed.— 150. Narcissus bifiurus. a. Pistil, b. Spat/ia, or Sheath.—151. Sisyrin- chium striatum, a.Stamens and Pistil.— \bl.Irisfxtidissima. a. Stamens and Stigmas.—153. Dilatris curymbosa. Tab. 13. fig. 154. Strelitzia reginx. a. Spatha. b. Petals, c, c. Nec- tary cut open to show the stamens and style.—155. Seed of Urania, Schreb. Gen. with it's blue tunic.—156. Ilydrocharis Morsus-rana. a. Sta- mens, b. Calyx.—157. Asarum europium, a. Section of the flower, b. a stamen, c. Stigma, d. Seed.—158. Thesium UnophylLum. a. Flower some- what magnified, b. Fruit.—159. Protea rosacea.—160. Fmbothrium buxi- fvlium. a, a. Stigma, b. Anthers.—161. Laurus nobilis. a. Drupa.— 162. Polygonum Bistorta. a. Back of the flower, b. Pistil.—163. Atri- plex portulacoides. a. Barren flower, b. Perfect flower, c. Its pistil.— 164. Achyranthes argentea. a. Fringed segments of the Nectary.— 1G5. Amaranthus Blitum. a. Barren flower, b. Fertile one.—166. Plan- tago lanceolata. a. Pistil. Tab. 14. fig. 167. Mirabilis longifiora. a. Perianth, b. Longitudinal section of the seed.—168. Statice reticulata, a. Petal and stamen en- larged, b. Pistil, c. Calyx of the fruit.—169. Anagallis tenella. a. Ripe capsule bursting, with the seeds.—170. Ulricularia vulgaris, a. Calyx and pistil, b. Corolla separate, the letter marking it's base, or point of attachment, c.Stamens.—171. Barlsiaviseosa. a. Calyx and style, b. Co- rolla and stamens.—172. Justicia coccinea. a. Pistil.—173. Olea euro- pea, a. Calyx and pistil enlarged. 6. Drupa.—174. Verbena officinalis, u. Corolla. ft.Stamens.—175. Antirrhinum Cymbularia. a. Corolla forced open to show the stamens, b. Pistil, c. Ripe capsule burst, d. Seed.— 176. Sibthorpia europeea, magnified, a. Calyx and pistil.—177. So/anuin stelligerum. a. Lids of the anther, b. Berry, and permanent calyx — 178. Litlwspermum purpuro-cteruleum. a. Corolla split open, bearing the stamens.—179. Convolvulus arvensis. a. Calyx and pistil.—180. Ipo- mopsis elegans. a. Calyx and pistil. b