Monography of the Genus Camellia
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Dominant color. Carmine-Lake, mixed with rose lake and ver- milion, as in Nos. I, 2 and 3 of the colored table.
54. Camellia Aucubcefolia. — Leaves two and one half inches broad and four and one half long, ovate, oblong, very acuminate, and very conspicuous nerves, of a deep green and striped, or spot- MONOGRAPHY OF THE GENUS CAMELLIA. 55 ted with yellow, like the Aucuba Japonica ; bud oblong, scales ca- lycinal, greenish ; flower three inches in diameter, double, well dis- played, color cherry...-red, No. 1 ; and very near the form of that of ■C. Coccinea. — Verv beautiful.
55. C. Amerstia. — Leaves one inch and ten lines broad and three inches long, elongated, oval, acuminate, finely dentated ; bud of medium size, scales yellowish, flower of medium size, double, of a carmine rose, or cherry-red, No 1. — Pretty.
56. C. Amaena. — Stock erect, branches straight, leaves ovate, oblong, slightly dentated ; flower a little double, color, cherry-red, No. 2 ; petals of the circumference regularly arranged, those of the centre irregular and shorter.
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Dominant color. Carmine-Lake, mixed with rose lake and ver- milion, as in Nos. I, 2 and 3 of the colored table.
54. Camellia Aucubcefolia. — Leaves two and one half inches broad and four and one half long, ovate, oblong, very acuminate, and very conspicuous nerves, of a deep green and striped, or spot- MONOGRAPHY OF THE GENUS CAMELLIA. 55 ted with yellow, like the Aucuba Japonica ; bud oblong, scales ca- lycinal, greenish ; flower three inches in diameter, double, well dis- played, color cherry...-red, No. 1 ; and very near the form of that of ■C. Coccinea. — Verv beautiful.
55. C. Amerstia. — Leaves one inch and ten lines broad and three inches long, elongated, oval, acuminate, finely dentated ; bud of medium size, scales yellowish, flower of medium size, double, of a carmine rose, or cherry-red, No 1. — Pretty.
56. C. Amaena. — Stock erect, branches straight, leaves ovate, oblong, slightly dentated ; flower a little double, color, cherry-red, No. 2 ; petals of the circumference regularly arranged, those of the centre irregular and shorter.
What to read after Monography of the Genus Camellia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Berlese, Lorenzo, 1784-1863. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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