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Summary
PHANEROGAMS
CH1CKWEED
PLATE XV
Fix/. 1 Inflorescence - jty. z Cfrasmm-aLulwtOTnoiis Cyme
a Didw famous Cyme
DIAGRAM Vhm. oC Flower
Arts
Axts Fig. 3 Vertical section of Flower
Petal , .
.Sepal.
-Stamen.
Ovary with,
numerous Ovules
Flower stalk
Ca.5 Co. 5 In. 10 'to 5 or less Gn.. (3.
ID;
'Node-
Line, of hairs
Main. Axis
Fig. 6 Stamen
Fig. 7 Gynccctum (*10)
Styles 13)
Fig. 4. Foliage Leaves
Fig. 5 Floral Leaves
a.. Sepal inner view f +10. b. Fetal (. 10 J
\Anther
\ Hutment
§
Ovary
I
\/
^Glandular
swelling
Fig. 8 Transverse section of Ovary
& CLa Ovules allocked to
v CAU free central
placentas
Fig. 10 Seed in Optical section.
Fig.9Lriat-a Capsule (*10)
Valves of Capsule.
Sepals persistent
Fig. 12 Fink-Lixmthus in first condition
Fig. 11 Section of Seed
Stamens mature
Curved Etnbrvo
Fin. 13 Fink in second condition Fin. 15 'Vertical section of same „ ' . „ . , „
Fig.14- Campion (Lychnis) Mak flower _ F & 16 Campion -Femnlz flower
Stigmas MaJuri
Corona, or
Llgular appendag
.Stamens (ID.
■ Stigmas IS/-
Eugrecwa, Printed and Published "by W k AX. Johnston, Edinbur^x 8c London.
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