Florigraphia Britannica Or Engravings And Descriptions of the Flowering Plants
Florigraphia Britannica Or Engravings And Descriptions of the Flowering Plants
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CYNOGLOS'SUM. LINN. Hounds tongue. Nat. Ord. BORAGIU'E^E. DE CAND.
GEN. CHAR. Calyx five-cleft. Corolla funnel-shaped; the tube short, its orifice closed with five convex connivant scales. Nuts four, depressed, muricated, attached to the base of the persistent style. Name from xvuv, a. Dog ; and yXwo-ro, a tongue, from the shape and texture of the leaf.
24Q - CYNOGLOSSOM. F CLASS V. ORDER 1.
1. C. Officina'le, Linn. (Fig. 319. ) common Hound's tongue. Leaves lanceolate, downy ; the upper ones s...ubcordated at the base, sessile ; the lower on footstalks; stamens shorter than the corolla.
English Botany, t. 921. English Flora, vol. I. P. 261 Hooker, British Flora, vol. I. P. 105. Lindley, Synopsis, p. 166.
Hoot tapering. The whole plant very soft and downy, of a dull green, exhaling when rubbed a nauseous foetid odour. The stem from one to two feet high or more, erect, round, striated, branched, and leafy ; lower leaves oblong, lanceolate, tapering into a broad stout long footstalk, the upper narrower, the margin waved, dilated towards the base, where it is more or less cordate, embracing the stem ; mid-rib strong, with several branched lateral ones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CYNOGLOS'SUM. LINN. Hounds tongue. Nat. Ord. BORAGIU'E^E. DE CAND.
GEN. CHAR. Calyx five-cleft. Corolla funnel-shaped; the tube short, its orifice closed with five convex connivant scales. Nuts four, depressed, muricated, attached to the base of the persistent style. Name from xvuv, a. Dog ; and yXwo-ro, a tongue, from the shape and texture of the leaf.
24Q - CYNOGLOSSOM. F CLASS V. ORDER 1.
1. C. Officina'le, Linn. (Fig. 319. ) common Hound's tongue. Leaves lanceolate, downy ; the upper ones s...ubcordated at the base, sessile ; the lower on footstalks; stamens shorter than the corolla.
English Botany, t. 921. English Flora, vol. I. P. 261 Hooker, British Flora, vol. I. P. 105. Lindley, Synopsis, p. 166.
Hoot tapering. The whole plant very soft and downy, of a dull green, exhaling when rubbed a nauseous foetid odour. The stem from one to two feet high or more, erect, round, striated, branched, and leafy ; lower leaves oblong, lanceolate, tapering into a broad stout long footstalk, the upper narrower, the margin waved, dilated towards the base, where it is more or less cordate, embracing the stem ; mid-rib strong, with several branched lateral ones.
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