Botany of the Living Plant
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Such developments are sometimes upon the seed itself, as in the case of dehiscent fruits : or they may be ^"^- '3'- ,, , ^. Capsule of Poppy opening by formed by the carpellary walls where the pores below the star-shaped . -4. u 1 • i sUsma. (After Fipiicr.) iruit IS one-seeded, or where it breaks into one-seeded parts. The development of hairs on the seeds themselves is seen in the "Willow and Poplar, in Cotton (Fig. 232), and in the /(";■- Fig. 23;.
Seed of Cotton with superficial hairs.
(.Al...ter Figuier.) Fig. 233.
Fruit of \'alerian.
Figtiier.) (After Willow-herb. When in any of these the fruit splits, the seeds are set free, each with its hairy parachute, which supports it in the breeze, B.E. T 290 BOTANY OF THE LIVING PLANT so that it may be conveyed to a distance before reaching the ground.
In many Valerianaceae (Fig. 233) and Compositae (Fig. 234), where the fruit is one-seeded and does not split, the calyx is persistent, and developing as the feathery pappus buoys up the inferior achene when set free, so that it may be conveyed to a distance before reaching the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such developments are sometimes upon the seed itself, as in the case of dehiscent fruits : or they may be ^"^- '3'- ,, , ^. Capsule of Poppy opening by formed by the carpellary walls where the pores below the star-shaped . -4. u 1 • i sUsma. (After Fipiicr.) iruit IS one-seeded, or where it breaks into one-seeded parts. The development of hairs on the seeds themselves is seen in the "Willow and Poplar, in Cotton (Fig. 232), and in the /(";■- Fig. 23;.
Seed of Cotton with superficial hairs.
(.Al...ter Figuier.) Fig. 233.
Fruit of \'alerian.
Figtiier.) (After Willow-herb. When in any of these the fruit splits, the seeds are set free, each with its hairy parachute, which supports it in the breeze, B.E. T 290 BOTANY OF THE LIVING PLANT so that it may be conveyed to a distance before reaching the ground.
In many Valerianaceae (Fig. 233) and Compositae (Fig. 234), where the fruit is one-seeded and does not split, the calyx is persistent, and developing as the feathery pappus buoys up the inferior achene when set free, so that it may be conveyed to a distance before reaching the ground.
What to read after Botany of the Living Plant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F O Frederick Orpen Bower to read onlineMoreLess
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