Elements of Structural And Systematic Botany
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[Illustration: FIG. 100. --Types of _Aphanocyclæ_ (_Polycarpæ_). _A_, branch of papaw, _Asimina_ (_Anonaceæ_), × ½. _B_, section of theflower, × 1. _C_, flower and leaf of tulip-tree, _Liriodendron_(_Magnoliaceæ_), × ⅓. _D_, section of a flower, × ½. _E_, a ripefruit, × 1. _F_, diagram of the flower. _G_, flower of thesweet-scented shrub, _Calycanthus_ (_Calycanthaceæ_), × ½] The barberry (_Berberis_) (Fig. 101, _A_) is the type of the family_Berberideæ_, which also includes the curious mandr...ake or may-apple(_Podophyllum_) (Fig. 101, _D_), and the twin-leaf or rheumatism-root(_Jeffersonia_), whose curious seed vessel is shown in Figure 101, _G_. The fruit of the barberry and may-apple are edible, but the rootof the latter is poisonous.
The curious woody twiner, moon-seed (_Menispermum_) (Fig. 101, _I_), is the sole example in the northern states of the family _Menispermeæ_to which it belongs. The flowers are diœcious, and the pistillateflowers are succeeded by black fruits looking like grapes.
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[Illustration: FIG. 100. --Types of _Aphanocyclæ_ (_Polycarpæ_). _A_, branch of papaw, _Asimina_ (_Anonaceæ_), × ½. _B_, section of theflower, × 1. _C_, flower and leaf of tulip-tree, _Liriodendron_(_Magnoliaceæ_), × ⅓. _D_, section of a flower, × ½. _E_, a ripefruit, × 1. _F_, diagram of the flower. _G_, flower of thesweet-scented shrub, _Calycanthus_ (_Calycanthaceæ_), × ½] The barberry (_Berberis_) (Fig. 101, _A_) is the type of the family_Berberideæ_, which also includes the curious mandr...ake or may-apple(_Podophyllum_) (Fig. 101, _D_), and the twin-leaf or rheumatism-root(_Jeffersonia_), whose curious seed vessel is shown in Figure 101, _G_. The fruit of the barberry and may-apple are edible, but the rootof the latter is poisonous.
The curious woody twiner, moon-seed (_Menispermum_) (Fig. 101, _I_), is the sole example in the northern states of the family _Menispermeæ_to which it belongs. The flowers are diœcious, and the pistillateflowers are succeeded by black fruits looking like grapes.
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