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At present I meet with plants that can be referred to either with equal hesitation. However, as a general rule, these aquatics, if in good condition, can readily be assigned to their respective places. J?, tricophyllus is frequent and well marked, and the same may be said of R. Droueti% though it is not so common.
Good examples of the latter can always be found in ditches between Shirehampton and Avonmouth. A form of ketero' fhyUus with floating leaves coriaceous in texture, hairy be- neath^ an...d divided deeply into straight-sided wedge-shaped seg- Digitized by VjOOQIC BRISTOL FIELD-BOTANY EN 1901. 125 ments that are often themselves stalked, and sometimes merge gradually into capillary divisions hke those of submerged leaves, is my idea of R. radians Rev. derived from a French description.
This form is frequent on Ken Moor, and below Nailsea.
I have gathered trifhyUus Hiern. and siJibmersus Hiern.
near the Channel, towards Portishead ; the latter grows also on Ken Moor and near Avonmouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At present I meet with plants that can be referred to either with equal hesitation. However, as a general rule, these aquatics, if in good condition, can readily be assigned to their respective places. J?, tricophyllus is frequent and well marked, and the same may be said of R. Droueti% though it is not so common.
Good examples of the latter can always be found in ditches between Shirehampton and Avonmouth. A form of ketero' fhyUus with floating leaves coriaceous in texture, hairy be- neath^ an...d divided deeply into straight-sided wedge-shaped seg- Digitized by VjOOQIC BRISTOL FIELD-BOTANY EN 1901. 125 ments that are often themselves stalked, and sometimes merge gradually into capillary divisions hke those of submerged leaves, is my idea of R. radians Rev. derived from a French description.
This form is frequent on Ken Moor, and below Nailsea.
I have gathered trifhyUus Hiern. and siJibmersus Hiern.
near the Channel, towards Portishead ; the latter grows also on Ken Moor and near Avonmouth.
What to read after Proceedings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bristol Naturalists' Society (Avon) to read onlineMoreLess
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