Notes On Lilies And Their Culture
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And De Vriese, loc. Cit. , Duchartre, Obs. 42 ; is the same plant with yellow flowers.
Var. L. PulcJicUum, Fisch. And Mey. , Ind. Sem. Petr. , 1839, 56 ; Kunth, Enum, iv. , 266, 676; Eegel, Gartenfl. , 1860, 81, t. 284, fig. 2. Bulb, ovoid, scarcely an inch long ; stem, very slender, about a foot high ; leaves, 1 2 to 20 in number, narrowly linear, ascending; 2 to 2 inches long, and H to 2 lines broad; perianth, often solitary, red, 12 to 15 lines long ; segments, oblanceolate, obtuse, 3 to 5 l...ines broad in the middle, covered on the lower half with numerous minute blackish dots ; filaments, 5 or 6 lines long ; ovary, 3 or 4 lines long, longer than the style. Eastern Siberia. A yellow-flowered variety is cultivated in Japan, Maximowicz ; on stony hills in Chinese Mon- golia, Meyer and TurczaninQiy, in herb. DC.
156 NOTES ON LiUES Under this head are included several very distinct forms, horticulturally speaking, viz. : 1. Concolor, from Japan. This kind has crespitose bulbs, mostly small, i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And De Vriese, loc. Cit. , Duchartre, Obs. 42 ; is the same plant with yellow flowers.
Var. L. PulcJicUum, Fisch. And Mey. , Ind. Sem. Petr. , 1839, 56 ; Kunth, Enum, iv. , 266, 676; Eegel, Gartenfl. , 1860, 81, t. 284, fig. 2. Bulb, ovoid, scarcely an inch long ; stem, very slender, about a foot high ; leaves, 1 2 to 20 in number, narrowly linear, ascending; 2 to 2 inches long, and H to 2 lines broad; perianth, often solitary, red, 12 to 15 lines long ; segments, oblanceolate, obtuse, 3 to 5 l...ines broad in the middle, covered on the lower half with numerous minute blackish dots ; filaments, 5 or 6 lines long ; ovary, 3 or 4 lines long, longer than the style. Eastern Siberia. A yellow-flowered variety is cultivated in Japan, Maximowicz ; on stony hills in Chinese Mon- golia, Meyer and TurczaninQiy, in herb. DC.
156 NOTES ON LiUES Under this head are included several very distinct forms, horticulturally speaking, viz. : 1. Concolor, from Japan. This kind has crespitose bulbs, mostly small, i.
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