Florigraphia Britannica; Or, Engravings And Descriptions of the Flowering ... 3
Florigraphia Britannica; Or, Engravings And Descriptions of the Flowering ... 3
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p. 839. — ^LiDcUey, Synopsis, p. 289.
Boot fibrous, tufted. Stem erect, from one to two feet high, ob- tusely angular, striated, smooth, except occasionally roughish at the top, leafy. Leaves linear, with a long tapering point, rough on the margins and keel, sheathed, the Ugula oblong, membranous. Braeteas leafy, the lower ones long, the upper short, and with the sheath pro- portionately so. Barren spikdet terminal, linear, oblong, the scales l)rown, oblong, obtuse, with a pale mid-rib, termina...ting in a short often rough point, fertile spikelete three to five, erect, ovato-oblong, crowded, the upper spikelets often approximating, and nearly sessile, but the lower ones distant, with the peduncles longer than the sheaths of the bractea. Scales ovate, obtuse, dark brown, with a pale mid-rib, terminating in a short rough muoronated point, shorter than the fruit. Fruit ovate, triquetrous, smooth, dark shining brown, with a rather broad bifid beak, smooth, or rarely roughish, convex at the back, and obsoletely ribbed, but vrith two distinct marginal green ribs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
p. 839. — ^LiDcUey, Synopsis, p. 289.
Boot fibrous, tufted. Stem erect, from one to two feet high, ob- tusely angular, striated, smooth, except occasionally roughish at the top, leafy. Leaves linear, with a long tapering point, rough on the margins and keel, sheathed, the Ugula oblong, membranous. Braeteas leafy, the lower ones long, the upper short, and with the sheath pro- portionately so. Barren spikdet terminal, linear, oblong, the scales l)rown, oblong, obtuse, with a pale mid-rib, termina...ting in a short often rough point, fertile spikelete three to five, erect, ovato-oblong, crowded, the upper spikelets often approximating, and nearly sessile, but the lower ones distant, with the peduncles longer than the sheaths of the bractea. Scales ovate, obtuse, dark brown, with a pale mid-rib, terminating in a short rough muoronated point, shorter than the fruit. Fruit ovate, triquetrous, smooth, dark shining brown, with a rather broad bifid beak, smooth, or rarely roughish, convex at the back, and obsoletely ribbed, but vrith two distinct marginal green ribs.
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