The Principles of Botany As Exemplified in the Phanerogamia
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This secretion becomes more abundant as the period of fecundation approaches.
The stigma is simple when it is connected with a single pistil; but in the compound pistil there are necessarily as many stigmas as there are carpels united together. When the ovaries and styles of all the carpels of a compound pistil are in a state of complete cohesion and consolidation, the stigma always presents a number of lobes or divisions more or less deep, which clearly indicate the number of pistils which hav...e cohered together.
The lobes of the compound stigma are excessively variable ; they may be flat and pointed, and hemispherical and blunt, smooth, or covered with salient papillae, or with hairs simple and glandular, or with branched and plumose hairs, as in the The Ovule is the body which is contained in the cavity of the ovary and attached to the placenta, and which, after im- pregnation, is transformed into the seed. It experiences in this transformation remarkable changes in its structure, form and position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This secretion becomes more abundant as the period of fecundation approaches.
The stigma is simple when it is connected with a single pistil; but in the compound pistil there are necessarily as many stigmas as there are carpels united together. When the ovaries and styles of all the carpels of a compound pistil are in a state of complete cohesion and consolidation, the stigma always presents a number of lobes or divisions more or less deep, which clearly indicate the number of pistils which hav...e cohered together.
The lobes of the compound stigma are excessively variable ; they may be flat and pointed, and hemispherical and blunt, smooth, or covered with salient papillae, or with hairs simple and glandular, or with branched and plumose hairs, as in the The Ovule is the body which is contained in the cavity of the ovary and attached to the placenta, and which, after im- pregnation, is transformed into the seed. It experiences in this transformation remarkable changes in its structure, form and position.
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