The Botanical Magazine Vol. 7
The Botanical Magazine Vol. 7
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F. 2. _ By the old Botanists this species of _Fumaria_, whose root is constantlysolid, was considered as a distinct species from another similar to itof larger growth, whose root is as constantly hollow, and which will befigured in the next number of this work; CASPAR BAUHINE in particular, in his _Pinax_, describes the characters in which they differ: LINN
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F. 2. _ By the old Botanists this species of _Fumaria_, whose root is constantlysolid, was considered as a distinct species from another similar to itof larger growth, whose root is as constantly hollow, and which will befigured in the next number of this work; CASPAR BAUHINE in particular, in his _Pinax_, describes the characters in which they differ: LINN
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