Flora of Los Angeles And Vicinity
Flora of Los Angeles And Vicinity
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Fleshy plants with flattened, terete, rigid or tuber- culed, continuous or jointed stems, leafless or with small leaves, generally spiny, the spines developed from cush- ions of minute bristles (areolae). Flowers mostly solitary, 258 Cactaceae sessile, terminal or lateral, perfect, regular and showy. Calyx-tube adnate to the ovary, its limb many-lobed or with distinct sepals. Petals numerous in several rows, mostly distinct. Stamens numerous, inserted on the throat of the calyx, with filiform f...ilaments and small anthers. Ovary 1-celled, with numerous anatropous ovules borne on several parietal placentae. Style ter- minal, elongated ; stigmas numerous. Fruit a berry, mostly fleshy. Seeds smooth or tubercled, the testa usu- ally crustaceous or bony ; endosperm scanty or copious.
Spines never barbed ; flower-bearing areolae distinct from those bearing the spines. 1. CEREDS.
Spines minutely barbed; flowers from the same areolae as the spines.
2. OPUNTIA.
1. CEBEUS Haworth.
Stems oval or cylindric, with the spine-bearing areolse on vertical ribs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fleshy plants with flattened, terete, rigid or tuber- culed, continuous or jointed stems, leafless or with small leaves, generally spiny, the spines developed from cush- ions of minute bristles (areolae). Flowers mostly solitary, 258 Cactaceae sessile, terminal or lateral, perfect, regular and showy. Calyx-tube adnate to the ovary, its limb many-lobed or with distinct sepals. Petals numerous in several rows, mostly distinct. Stamens numerous, inserted on the throat of the calyx, with filiform f...ilaments and small anthers. Ovary 1-celled, with numerous anatropous ovules borne on several parietal placentae. Style ter- minal, elongated ; stigmas numerous. Fruit a berry, mostly fleshy. Seeds smooth or tubercled, the testa usu- ally crustaceous or bony ; endosperm scanty or copious.
Spines never barbed ; flower-bearing areolae distinct from those bearing the spines. 1. CEREDS.
Spines minutely barbed; flowers from the same areolae as the spines.
2. OPUNTIA.
1. CEBEUS Haworth.
Stems oval or cylindric, with the spine-bearing areolse on vertical ribs.
What to read after Flora of Los Angeles And Vicinity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Roy Abrams to read onlineMoreLess
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