An Introduction to Systematical And Physiological Botany
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Conjugate Two spikes going from the summit of the pedun- cle, as in the European and small-flowered heliotrope.
d. Ramose divided into branches, as in the English mercury.
e. Intercepted in separate groups, as in the wood betony.
81. Corymb : The corymbus or corymb, is a spike whose partial flower stalks are gradually longer as they stand lower on the common stalk, so that all the flowers are nearly on a level.
The Virginian gelder-rose, a common garden shrub, affords a very perfect specimen of... this kind of inflorescence. The cuckoo-flower, scurvy-grass, gold-of-pleasure, and other plants of the class tetrady- namia, also have corymbose flowers. (F. 9, a. ) The corymb differs from the umbel in this circumstance, that in the former, the partial foot-stalks take their origin from different 96 NOMENCLATURE OF THE FLOWER.
parts of the common stalk ; whilst in the latter, all the peduncles proceed from a common centre.
82. The only varieties of the corymb necessary to be mentioned, are the simple and the compound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Conjugate Two spikes going from the summit of the pedun- cle, as in the European and small-flowered heliotrope.
d. Ramose divided into branches, as in the English mercury.
e. Intercepted in separate groups, as in the wood betony.
81. Corymb : The corymbus or corymb, is a spike whose partial flower stalks are gradually longer as they stand lower on the common stalk, so that all the flowers are nearly on a level.
The Virginian gelder-rose, a common garden shrub, affords a very perfect specimen of... this kind of inflorescence. The cuckoo-flower, scurvy-grass, gold-of-pleasure, and other plants of the class tetrady- namia, also have corymbose flowers. (F. 9, a. ) The corymb differs from the umbel in this circumstance, that in the former, the partial foot-stalks take their origin from different 96 NOMENCLATURE OF THE FLOWER.
parts of the common stalk ; whilst in the latter, all the peduncles proceed from a common centre.
82. The only varieties of the corymb necessary to be mentioned, are the simple and the compound.
What to read after An Introduction to Systematical And Physiological Botany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Castle to read onlineMoreLess
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