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Identifier: cu31924085818189 (find matches)
Title: The principles of plant-teratology
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Worsdell, Wilson Crosfield, 1867-1960
Subjects: Plants
Publisher: London, The Ray Society
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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Plate 50 PLATE L.:fig8. 1. Cypripedium superhiens (Ladys Slipper). Adhesion of the two lateral petals to the posterior sepal^ andsuppression of the labellum. (G. S. Saunders andW. C. Worsdell.) p. 234. 2. G. barbatum (Ladys Slipper). Adhesion of the two anterior sepals (arising by division of the singleone) to the lateral petals. (G. S. Saunders andW. 0. Worsdell.) pp. 234 and 235. 3. Cattleya Loddigesii (an Orchid). Dimerous flower; lateral petals absent; two lips (labella) present.(G. S. Saunders and W. C. Worsdell.) p. 246, PLATE L
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Plate 51 PLATE LI. Tigs. 1. Aviaranthus paniculatiis. Leaf bearing on its upper surface an inflorescence. (After Massolongo.)p. 233. 2. Trichopilia tortilis (an Orchid). Diagram of a di- merous flower showing adhesion of a sepal (s) to tliecolumn. (After Magnus.) p. 235. 3. Prunus Cerasus (Cherry). Section of a fruit in the condition of an inferior ovary. (After Carriere.)p. 235. 4. Eucalyphis salicifolia (sTpecies oi Grum-tvee). Flowers showing stages in synanthy. (After Migliorato.)p. 240. 5. -B. viminalis (species of Gum-tree). Flowers showing stages in synanthy. (After Migliorato.) p. 240. 6. Fedicularis sylvatica (Red Eattle). Dual flower due to concrescence of two flowers. (After Wigand.)p. 239.7, 8. Lonicera Alberti (species of Honeysuckle). Flowersshowing stages in concrescence. Fig. 7.—Normalinflorescence of two flowers with fused ovaries.Fig. 8.—Abnormal inflorescence due to completefusion of both flowers. (After Velenovsky.) p. 241.9. Trichopilia tortilis (an Orchid). A

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  • booksubject:Plants
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