The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, volume 10
The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, volume 10
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The plants belonging to this prder, certainly have no affinity tp the others which compose the class Syngyoesta, yhich becomes a perfectly natural assemblage .after their feiwiaL Sevvdfy, He has Remove^ a great number X* of Digits zed by G00gle 316 Willdenow, SpecUs FlatttafUm. Jvtf of genera from flie" dass Gynandria, and arranged them accord- ing to the number and connexion of their stamina. This clas* should comprehend those plants only whose stamina ate attach- ed to the pistillum ; but Lin...naeus has introduced some whose stamina stand under the germen, attached to an elongation of th£ peduncle, which rises above the receptacle * and to the admission of these Willdenow objects, we think, with good rfeason.
Although the improvements made on the arrangement of Lin- naeus be unimportant, the changes among, and additions to, his genera and species, by Willdenow and others, have been very nu- merous. How far, in every instance, he has acted properly or otherwise, in making and adopting these, cannot "be determined by any one who has not had access to the same sources of inform mation as Willdenow himself, and who has not bestowed die same attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The plants belonging to this prder, certainly have no affinity tp the others which compose the class Syngyoesta, yhich becomes a perfectly natural assemblage .after their feiwiaL Sevvdfy, He has Remove^ a great number X* of Digits zed by G00gle 316 Willdenow, SpecUs FlatttafUm. Jvtf of genera from flie" dass Gynandria, and arranged them accord- ing to the number and connexion of their stamina. This clas* should comprehend those plants only whose stamina ate attach- ed to the pistillum ; but Lin...naeus has introduced some whose stamina stand under the germen, attached to an elongation of th£ peduncle, which rises above the receptacle * and to the admission of these Willdenow objects, we think, with good rfeason.
Although the improvements made on the arrangement of Lin- naeus be unimportant, the changes among, and additions to, his genera and species, by Willdenow and others, have been very nu- merous. How far, in every instance, he has acted properly or otherwise, in making and adopting these, cannot "be determined by any one who has not had access to the same sources of inform mation as Willdenow himself, and who has not bestowed die same attention.
What to read after The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sydney Smith, Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey, William Empson, Macvey Napier, Sir George Cornewall Lewis, Henry Reeve, Arthur Ralph Douglas Elliot (Hon.), Harold Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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