Rocky Mountain Wild Flower Studies An Account of the Ways of Some Plants That L
Rocky Mountain Wild Flower Studies An Account of the Ways of Some Plants That L
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Samphire.
Calyx a fleshy rhomboidal sac with an anterior opening, adherent by a nar- row line to the rhachis. Stamens 1 or 2, exserted in flower. Styles 2 or 3, short. —Low fleshy leafless saline plants, mostly herbaceous : spikes cylindrical.
1. S. Herbacea, L. Erect or at length spreading, green : spike very thick and fleshy : scales obscure and very blunt, making a truncate barely emarginate termination of the joints of stem or elongated spike. —In salt marshes from Colorado and Utah to the ...Saskatchewan and along the Atlantic coast.
11. SAE-COBATUS, Nees. Greasewood.
Flowers monoecious or dioecious, without bracts. Stamens 2 to 5, irregu- larly arranged under a stipitate peltate scale; anthers fleshy. Perianth adhe- rent at the contracted somewhat 2-lipped apex to the base of the stigmas, laterally margined by a narrow erect slightly 2-lobed border, which at length becomes a broad circular horizontal membranous veined wing. Style lateral, terminated b\' two thick exserted unequal stigmas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Samphire.
Calyx a fleshy rhomboidal sac with an anterior opening, adherent by a nar- row line to the rhachis. Stamens 1 or 2, exserted in flower. Styles 2 or 3, short. —Low fleshy leafless saline plants, mostly herbaceous : spikes cylindrical.
1. S. Herbacea, L. Erect or at length spreading, green : spike very thick and fleshy : scales obscure and very blunt, making a truncate barely emarginate termination of the joints of stem or elongated spike. —In salt marshes from Colorado and Utah to the ...Saskatchewan and along the Atlantic coast.
11. SAE-COBATUS, Nees. Greasewood.
Flowers monoecious or dioecious, without bracts. Stamens 2 to 5, irregu- larly arranged under a stipitate peltate scale; anthers fleshy. Perianth adhe- rent at the contracted somewhat 2-lipped apex to the base of the stigmas, laterally margined by a narrow erect slightly 2-lobed border, which at length becomes a broad circular horizontal membranous veined wing. Style lateral, terminated b\' two thick exserted unequal stigmas.
What to read after Rocky Mountain Wild Flower Studies An Account of the Ways of Some Plants That L?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton Orange Longyear to read onlineMoreLess
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