The Flora of the Alps Being a Description of All the Species of Flowering Plant
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Vesca, L. , Wild Strawberry; calyx spreading hori- zontally or reflexed in fruit ; common. F. Elatior, Ehrh. , Hautboy Strawberry; flowers larger, calyx spreading horizontally in fruit. F. Collina, Ehrh. , Alpine Straw- berry ; calyx erect in fruit, flowers often greenish ; hills and woods.
9. POTENTILLA, L.
Leaves compound, with adnate stipules ; flowers usually white or yellow, solitary or in corymbose cymes ; calyx- lobes, outer sepals, and petals usually 5 ; carpels nume- rous, on a dry rec...eptacle.
A. Shrubby ; flowers yellow : P. Fruticosa } L. ; flowers large, in few-flowered cymes, leaves pinnate, very silky ; Pyrenees, local.
B. Herbaceous (as the remaining sections); flowers yellow, sepals and petals usually 4 each : P. Tormentilla, Scop. (Tormentilla erecta, L. ); flowers small, stem pros- trate; very common. P. Procumbens^ Sibth. ; larger, leaf- lets 3 or 5 ; Pyrenees.
C. Flowers white, sepals and petals 5 each : P. Fraga- riastrum, Ehrh. , Barren Strawberry; flowers very small, leaves of 3 leaflets, very silky beneath ; hedge-banks, very 94 THE FLORA OF THE ALPS common.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vesca, L. , Wild Strawberry; calyx spreading hori- zontally or reflexed in fruit ; common. F. Elatior, Ehrh. , Hautboy Strawberry; flowers larger, calyx spreading horizontally in fruit. F. Collina, Ehrh. , Alpine Straw- berry ; calyx erect in fruit, flowers often greenish ; hills and woods.
9. POTENTILLA, L.
Leaves compound, with adnate stipules ; flowers usually white or yellow, solitary or in corymbose cymes ; calyx- lobes, outer sepals, and petals usually 5 ; carpels nume- rous, on a dry rec...eptacle.
A. Shrubby ; flowers yellow : P. Fruticosa } L. ; flowers large, in few-flowered cymes, leaves pinnate, very silky ; Pyrenees, local.
B. Herbaceous (as the remaining sections); flowers yellow, sepals and petals usually 4 each : P. Tormentilla, Scop. (Tormentilla erecta, L. ); flowers small, stem pros- trate; very common. P. Procumbens^ Sibth. ; larger, leaf- lets 3 or 5 ; Pyrenees.
C. Flowers white, sepals and petals 5 each : P. Fraga- riastrum, Ehrh. , Barren Strawberry; flowers very small, leaves of 3 leaflets, very silky beneath ; hedge-banks, very 94 THE FLORA OF THE ALPS common.
What to read after The Flora of the Alps Being a Description of All the Species of Flowering Plant?
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