A Botany for India
A Botany for India
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Ovary in the centre of the raised thalamus, of several free carpels each in fruit containing one seed, so that the fruit consists of a number of achenes. Both stamens and carpels are arranged spirally on the thalamus, not in two circles.
Another species of this genus is often grown in gardens under the name ' Japanese Anemone ' (A. JAPONICA).
* THALICTRUM JAVANICUM, BL, the Meadow Rue of South Indian hills, is distinguished from Anemone by not having the three bracts on the stalk of each flower.... It is interesting because not only has it no petals, but the four sepals fall off when they open out, so that 18 274 SYSTEMATIC BOTANY the flower appears to be quite naked, a fluffy ball of delicate white stamens. The leaves are ternately divided into a number of leaflets, which have rather the appearance of those of the maiden-hair fern. The stamens are numerous, the ovary consists of many free carpels, each with one seed and becoming in fruit an achene.
* RANUNCULUS WALLICHIANUS, W. & A. , arid R.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ovary in the centre of the raised thalamus, of several free carpels each in fruit containing one seed, so that the fruit consists of a number of achenes. Both stamens and carpels are arranged spirally on the thalamus, not in two circles.
Another species of this genus is often grown in gardens under the name ' Japanese Anemone ' (A. JAPONICA).
* THALICTRUM JAVANICUM, BL, the Meadow Rue of South Indian hills, is distinguished from Anemone by not having the three bracts on the stalk of each flower.... It is interesting because not only has it no petals, but the four sepals fall off when they open out, so that 18 274 SYSTEMATIC BOTANY the flower appears to be quite naked, a fluffy ball of delicate white stamens. The leaves are ternately divided into a number of leaflets, which have rather the appearance of those of the maiden-hair fern. The stamens are numerous, the ovary consists of many free carpels, each with one seed and becoming in fruit an achene.
* RANUNCULUS WALLICHIANUS, W. & A. , arid R.
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