Plant Bakerian volume 3
Plant Bakerian volume 3
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Known to me only from Mr. Howells' specimens taken in the Siskiyou Mountains, northern Cali- fornia, 8 July, 1887, and distributed for P. Douglasii latifolium.
POLYGONACE. E. 15 RUMEX BAKEBI. A yard high, the stems solitary or sev- eral, from a deep-seated taproot parted below into coarse fleshy-fibrous branches and with some more slender ones radiating around the crown of the main root: leaves, thin, glabrous, the basal ones with lanceolate-cordate blade 8 or 10 inches long on a petiole nearly... as long, the cauline lance- linear, short-petiolate, those of the long and rather narrow panicle linear-acuminate, subsessile, 3 or 4 inches long, de- flexed: fruit small (barely two lines wide), deltoid-suborbicu- lar, very obtuse, grainless, delicately (but under a lens very distinctly) pinnate-veined, the veins running into a distinct favose reticulation toward the margin, but the margin itself thin, nerveless, either entire or obscurely somewhat crenate.
Common in wet meadows about Gunnison, 22 August, n.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Known to me only from Mr. Howells' specimens taken in the Siskiyou Mountains, northern Cali- fornia, 8 July, 1887, and distributed for P. Douglasii latifolium.
POLYGONACE. E. 15 RUMEX BAKEBI. A yard high, the stems solitary or sev- eral, from a deep-seated taproot parted below into coarse fleshy-fibrous branches and with some more slender ones radiating around the crown of the main root: leaves, thin, glabrous, the basal ones with lanceolate-cordate blade 8 or 10 inches long on a petiole nearly... as long, the cauline lance- linear, short-petiolate, those of the long and rather narrow panicle linear-acuminate, subsessile, 3 or 4 inches long, de- flexed: fruit small (barely two lines wide), deltoid-suborbicu- lar, very obtuse, grainless, delicately (but under a lens very distinctly) pinnate-veined, the veins running into a distinct favose reticulation toward the margin, but the margin itself thin, nerveless, either entire or obscurely somewhat crenate.
Common in wet meadows about Gunnison, 22 August, n.
What to read after Plant Bakerian volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Lee Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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