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RM2E3RJFT–Viceroy butterfly (Limenitis archippus) feeding on flowers of Canada Thistle (Cirsium arvense), E USA, by Skip Moody/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
![Buff-tailed bumb;e-bee [Bombus terrestris] on aCreeping thistle [Cirsiium arvense] flower. UK. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2E6RJWJ/buff-tailed-bumbe-bee-bombus-terrestris-on-acreeping-thistle-cirsiium-arvense-flower-uk-2E6RJWJ.jpg "Buff-tailed bumb;e-bee [Bombus terrestris] on aCreeping thistle [Cirsiium arvense] flower. UK. Stock Photo")
RF2E6RJWJ–Buff-tailed bumb;e-bee [Bombus terrestris] on aCreeping thistle [Cirsiium arvense] flower. UK.
RM2C410GW–Gatekeeper. Maniola tithonius (Satyridae) Butterfly on a Creeping Thistle. Cirsium arvense Steraceae along the edge of the River Nene, Northampton, E
RMAD7CEK–Viceroy Butterfly Limenitis archippus pollinating or nectaring Canada Thistle (Cirsium arvense) E USA by Skip Moody/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RMCXXABD–Differential Grasshopper Melanoplus differentialis Canada Thistle Cirsium arvense E USA, by Skip Moody/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RM2AWPAMY–The structure & development of the mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae) . n the former group are two divisions, those which,like E. arvense and E. telmateia, have the fertile and sterilebra,nches different, and those where they are alike, e.g. E. liinosuni(.Fig. 242, A). In the former group some species, e.g. E. pratense,have the fertile stems at first colourless, but afterwards formingchlorophyll and developing branches. In Hippochcete, whichincludes among American species E. Jiiemale, E. robustum, E.variegatum and E. scirpoides (Fig. 272, B), the aerial branchesare all similar and often are quit
RMPG04TM–. The structure and development of mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae). Plant morphology; Mosses; Ferns. EQUISETINEJE 475- layer by the absorption of the others, but the remains of a sec- ond layer can be made out in stained sections of the ripe sporan- gium (Fig. 280, E). The vascular bundles of the sporophyll divide, one branch running to each sporangium. Of the two species studied by Bower, E. arvense and E. li- mosum, the latter showed more slender and strongly projecting sporangia, but otherwise they were alike. E. telniateia has even more massive sporangia than B. arvense. The sporophylls.
RMW22NAC–Archive image from page 102 of Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over. Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over den danske dyreverden.. danmarksfaunaill69dans Year: 1907 99 fladt knudret. Vingedækkerne især fortil groft kornede, punkt- striberne utydelige. Længde 10-14 mm. Almindelig (J, 0). På Cirsium (bl. a. C. arvense), Carduus (bl. a. C. acanthoides) og Lappa. Især maj, aug.-sept. Larven danner galler på rod eller rodhals. 2. Lixus Fabr. Snuden forholdsvis slank, trind. Kroppen lang- strakt. Oversidens beklædning, der let afgnides, be- står af en fin behåring og et fint, støvli
RFH1NBB5–yellow foxglove, Digitalis lutea (left), field cow-wheat, Melampyrum arvense (2. von left), Eyebright, Eyewort, Euphrasia officinalis, Euphrasia rostkoviana, E. officinalis subsp. rostkoviana (top right), Marsh Lousewort, Pedicularis palustris (right bottem)
RMP55WYK–Field pea, Pisum arvense. Handcoloured copperplate stipple engraving from Antoine Jussieu's 'Dictionary of Natural Science,' Florence, Italy, 1837. Illustration by J. G. Pretre, engraved by Cellai, directed by Pierre Jean-Francois Turpin, and published by Batelli e Figli. Jean Gabriel Pretre (17801845) was painter of natural history at Empress Josephine's zoo and later became artist to the Museum of Natural History. Turpin (1775-1840) is considered one of the greatest French botanical illustrators of the 19th century.
RMMEJY1K–. Die Algen, Moose und Farnpflanzen. . £af. XXXII. 1. Equisetum arvense, SBuräel[totf, fteriler unb fertiler Sproß. 2—3. Sporcmgienträger mit Sporangien. 4. (Spore. 5. (Spore mit angerollten SSänbern. 6. Keimenbe Sporen (Equisetum Telmateja). 7. 3unge§ <J3rotr)allium. (E. Telmateja). 8. 9Könnlid)e§ $rotr)allium. (E. arvense). 9. 2Beioiicr)e3 $rotr)allium 11. ^ßrottjallium mit jungem $fianatf)en. anatomifdjen S8au ber (Stengel, insbefonbere ben mit ber s2morbnung ber SBIattgebitbc §ufammenl)ängenben Verlauf ber (Stefäftbitnbet rourben oben bereite einige Angaben ge= mad)t. £ie oberirbifd)en
RM2C410E8–Gatekeeper. Maniola tithonius (Satyridae) Butterfly on a Creeping Thistle. Cirsium arvense Steraceae along the edge of the River Nene, Northampton, E
RM2AWPG6A–The structure & development of the mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae) . at of many grasses and other simpleMonocotyledons. The phloem is composed of sieve-tubes,which, according to Russow,^ have only horizontal sieve-plates,and no lateral ones as in the Ferns. These are mingled withcambiform cells. In the species in question there is in additiona zone of bast fibres, at the outer limit of the phloem. Surrounding the whole circle of bundles in E. telmateia, ^ Russow (i). xin EQUISETINE.E 443 E. arvense, and several other species, there is a common endo-dermis {¥g. 231, ai). In others the arrange
RMPG04YC–. The structure and development of mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae). Plant morphology; Mosses; Ferns. EQUISETINEJE 461 A). The growth is stronger at certain points, which, according to Rees, have a definite relation to the early divisions. Thus in E. scirpoides the teeth are always three, and correspond to the. Fig. 268.—Transverse section of a young vegetative shoot just below tlie apex, X260; B, outer part of a section lower down, X260; pr, procambial zone; C, young vascular bundle, X520; t, primary tracheids. primary nodal cells; in E. arvense there are six or seven, in the first case corre
RMW1RB4D–Archive image from page 49 of da lian di qu zhi. da lian di qu zhi wu zhi daliandiquzhiwuz01dali Year: 1982 å¾7 é®è å¾8 'I'j 'i'ji Equisetum arvense L. Equisetum ramosissimum Desf. å¾9æ¨è´¼ å¾10å¤è£é´å°è½ . Equisetum hiemale L. Botrychium multifidum (Gmel. ) Rupr. æåºé¨å æè¤è²ãå ¨ç¼ç³Xæå¶ãè¥å »å¶å¤ä¸ºåµç¶ä¸è§å½¢æäºè§å½¢ï¼ä¸åè³å¤åç¾½ç¶5>è£ï¼ å¶èå离ãå-¢å-å¶åºèªæ»æ¦ï¼æåºèªè¥å »å¶åºé¨ï¼æåºèªå¶è½´ä¸ï¼æé¿æï¼é«åºæè¿é«åºè¥ å »å¶ãå-¢å-åç为çæ£çåé¥è±åºç¶æ为紧å¯çæ»ç¶è±åºç¶ãå-¢å-åçå½¢ï¼æ æï¼æ²¿å°çè½´ -24
RFH17N2N–Gelbe Fingerhut, Digitalis lutea (links), Acker-Wachtelweizen, Melampyrum arvense (2. von links), Gemeiner oder Grosser Augentrost, Euphrasia officinalis, Euphrasia rostkoviana, E. officinalis subsp. rostkoviana (oben rechts), Sumpf-Laeusekraut, Pedicularis palustris (rechts unten)
![. Die Krankheiten der Pflanzen; ein Handbuch für Land- und Forstwirte, Gärtner, Gartenfreunde und Botaniker . ,}ig. 27. Xeleutofporen ber «Roftc bcr "i^apilioitacccn. a Uromyces Pisi. — b U. Viciae Fabae (üon Orobus tuberosus). — c U. apiculatus (oon Trifolium hybridum). — d U. Pha- seolorum (üon Phaseolus). — e U. striatus (oon Trifolium arvense). — f U. punctatus (uon Astragalus glycyphyllos). — 200 fad) uergröBert 'J Coulter'8 Botauic. Gazette 1888, pa^. 301, Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/ME83HE/die-krankheiten-der-pflanzen-ein-handbuch-fr-land-und-forstwirte-grtner-gartenfreunde-und-botaniker-ig-27-xeleutofporen-ber-roftc-bcr-quotiapilioitacccn-a-uromyces-pisi-b-u-viciae-fabae-on-orobus-tuberosus-c-u-apiculatus-oon-trifolium-hybridum-d-u-pha-seolorum-on-phaseolus-e-u-striatus-oon-trifolium-arvense-f-u-punctatus-uon-astragalus-glycyphyllos-200-fad-uergrbert-j-coulter8-botauic-gazette-1888-pa-301-ME83HE.jpg ". Die Krankheiten der Pflanzen; ein Handbuch für Land- und Forstwirte, Gärtner, Gartenfreunde und Botaniker . ,}ig. 27. Xeleutofporen ber «Roftc bcr "i^apilioitacccn. a Uromyces Pisi. — b U. Viciae Fabae (üon Orobus tuberosus). — c U. apiculatus (oon Trifolium hybridum). — d U. Pha- seolorum (üon Phaseolus). — e U. striatus (oon Trifolium arvense). — f U. punctatus (uon Astragalus glycyphyllos). — 200 fad) uergröBert 'J Coulter'8 Botauic. Gazette 1888, pa^. 301, Stock Photo")
RMME83HE–. Die Krankheiten der Pflanzen; ein Handbuch für Land- und Forstwirte, Gärtner, Gartenfreunde und Botaniker . ,}ig. 27. Xeleutofporen ber «Roftc bcr "i^apilioitacccn. a Uromyces Pisi. — b U. Viciae Fabae (üon Orobus tuberosus). — c U. apiculatus (oon Trifolium hybridum). — d U. Pha- seolorum (üon Phaseolus). — e U. striatus (oon Trifolium arvense). — f U. punctatus (uon Astragalus glycyphyllos). — 200 fad) uergröBert 'J Coulter'8 Botauic. Gazette 1888, pa^. 301,
RM2C410GN–Gatekeeper. Maniola tithonius (Satyridae) Butterfly on a Creeping Thistle. Cirsium arvense Steraceae along the edge of the River Nene, Northampton, E
RM2AWPJMR–The structure & development of the mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae) . Fig. 226.—A, An advanced embryo of E. arvense (L.), surface view, X360; B, optical section of asimilar stage of E. pahtstre (L.), x 360 ; C, older embryo of E. aniense (L.), X 160 ; st, stem ; R,root (all the figures after Sadebeck). vascular bundles. In some cases these buds form in chainsand are then seen to be the swollen internodes of shortbranches. The aerial stems are of two kinds, sporiferous and sterile.In one group the only difference between the two is that theformer bear at the apex the sporangial strobilus ; in t
RMPG2MWT–. The natural history of plants, their forms, growth, reproduction, and distribution;. Botany. Y12 THE SUBDIVISIONS OF THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM. to the large amount of silica contained in the epidermal membranes. The early spring shoots of many species are unbranched and terminate in spore-beanng cones (e.g. E. arvense, fig. 403 2), whilst later on other branching shoots arise which are sterile (fig. 4031). In other cases the fertile shoots are also branched (fig. 403 0-. Fig. 403.—Equisetaceas. 1 Summer sterile shoot o! Equisetuw, arvense. 2 Vernal, spore-bearing shoot ol Equisetwm arvense. s Fe
RMW1T77D–Archive image from page 96 of Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over. Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over den danske dyreverden.. danmarksfaunaill69dans Year: 1907 93 Hunosøgård (i antal på Cirsium arvense og Arctium, men ikke på Urtica, der voksede samme sted, 'Z,), Vejlø, Vinters- bølle skov (på Petasites), Borreby, København. Oftest på tidsler, men også på Lappa og Petasites; angives endvidere at leve på Centaurea scabiosa og Urtica. Juni-juli. I udlandet har den undertiden gjort skade på roer (sammen med Chloro- phanus viridis), Chrysanthemum-kuliurer og bønner. Larven er r
RMMAAHMT–. Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz . E([uisetum arvense L. A Scheide des fruchtbaren Sprosses (Vergr. 1). — B Scheide des sterilen Stengels mit erstem Astinternodium (|). — C Etwas abweichend gestaltete Scheide aus der unverzweigten Eegion des sterilen Stengels (|). theilten Höckern*) rauh; erstes Internodium der primären Aeste in den untersten AVirteln oft nur so laug oder selbst etwas kürzer, sonst viel länger bis doppelt so lang als die zugehörige Stengel- scheide (Mg. 208 B); primäre Asthülle cylindrisch-becherförmig mit breit-eiförmigen bi
RM2C410E7–Gatekeeper. Maniola tithonius (Satyridae) Butterfly on a Creeping Thistle. Cirsium arvense Steraceae along the edge of the River Nene, Northampton, E
RM2AN5DEY–An illustrated encyclopædic medical dictionaryBeing a dictionary of the technical terms used by writers on medicine and the collateral sciences, in the Latin, English, French and German languages . division Pteridophyta. [B, 19,121,170,180 (a, 24); B. 75, 245^—E. arvense. Fr,, petil prele, verrine,queue de rat (ou de renard), jaunetrole. Ger., Ackeirkandelwisch,Ackerschachtelhalm, Kanne.nhtUut, Zinnheu, Duivock, Pferde-schwanz, Katzenwedel. The field-horse tail or bottle-brush ; a spe-cies growing in meadows and low sandy places in Europe, NorthAmerica, and northern Asia and Africa. The stalks
RMPFYKMJ–. Gray's new manual of botany. A handbook of the flowering plants and ferns of the central and northeastern United States and adjacent Canada. Botany. 52 EQ0ISBTACEAE (HORSETAIL FAMILY) I. EUEQUISilTUM Sadebeck. Stems annual, mostly with regular verticils of branches; spikes not apiculate; stomata^ in one or two broad bands in each groove, their surfaces overlaid with a silex plate that bears a vertical slit in the center. i/ 1. E. arvfinse L.. T. E. arvense. Crose- Bection of stem x 12. in threes ; centrum J eter.—Alluvial soil, N. S. and Que. to Alaska, southw. to w. Mass., N. J., and la., c
RMRX8AG8–e er duo si zhi e er duo si zhi wu zhi eerduosizhiwuzhi02wuji Year: 2007.7 红è²ï¼é¿17-19rnmï¼ç-管é¨é¿ä¸ºæªé¨ç4-5åï¼è±å è£çæ·±è£è³æªé¨çåºé¨ãç¦æååµå½¢æ çåå½¢ï¼é¿2.5-3.5mm,æµ è¤è²ï¼æ è²ï¼å æ¯ç½è²æåºé¨å¸¦è¤è²ï¼åæé¿11-13mm ï¼æçæ¶é¿ è¾¾30mmãè±ææ7-9æã çå¢åå¸ä¸-çæ¤çãçäºéèæèå°å严ééåçæ¾ç§åºä¸èä½ç²æ¾çåç±»åç°ã è§äºå ¨å¸åå°ã åå¸äºå èå¤åå°ï¼æå½ååãä¸åç-å°åºï¼èå¤ãä¿ç½æ¯ï¼è¥¿ä¼¯åäºãè¿ä¸ï¼ãæ¥æ¬ã欧 æ´²ä¹æã ç»æµç¨éå ¨èå ¥è¯ï¼è½åè¡æ-¢è¡ãæ¶æ£çè¿ï¼ä¸»æ²»å¯è¡ãè¡è¡ãå°¿è¡ãçè¿ç®æ¯ç-ã 大åå¿èâ -â¡æ¤æ ªâ¢æ»èçâ£éè±â¤éè± å¤§åå¿è 6.ä¸è·¯è Cilsium arvense (L.) Scop. èå ^ã >t/ 3 å«åéåºå¿è å½¢æç¹å¾å¤å¹´çèæ¬ï¼é«20-50c&
RMMCRB31–. A) Equise.tnm arvense: 1) jjer= tiler Spro^; 2) Suvcfjfc^nitt burcf) ben üBurjelftod; 3) Sporophyll mit gefdjloffencn Süoraiigicn; 4) 3poropI)t)U mit aufgcfprungen«: Spo^ rangicn; 5) fleriler Spro^; 6) Änoten begfet&en, nergröftcrt. 3(bb. 65: ©d)acf)teir)alme (Eqiiisetaceae). Äeimtiiig mit priiniircr SBiifs jet, nod) am *^i-otf)aUium fi^enb. [ftanb. B)E. m.aximnm: ©pcirop£)t)U; C) E.hiemale:l)5ertita-©pro^; 2) Süaforteit beä ©proffeS; 3) ©tengcl, burd)frf;inttcn. D)E. heleocharis: 1) £poro= A*) Equisetum arvense: 1) Spore mit ®tatovcrt; 2)-6) Äeimuttg ber gpore; 7), 8) ülntfjeribicn; 9)-
RM2C410HP–Gatekeeper. Maniola tithonius (Satyridae) Butterfly on a Creeping Thistle. Cirsium arvense Steraceae along the edge of the River Nene, Northampton, E
RMRHB1T1–. The botanical magazine = Shokubutsugaku zasshi. Plants; Botany. (319) èä¹åç¾ ä¸ç¬¬èªéå-¸ç©æ¤ åå第. E. arvense ãææ°´æ»´ãæ°·çµã»,ã¬çæ . Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Tokyo Shokubutsu Gakkai; Nihon Shokubutsu Gakkai. Tokyo : Tokyo Botanical Society
RMPFYKM6–. Gray's new manual of botany. A handbook of the flowering plants and ferns of the central and northeastern United States and adjacent Canada. Botany. T. E. arvense. Crose- Bection of stem x 12. in threes ; centrum J eter.—Alluvial soil, N. S. and Que. to Alaska, southw. to w. Mass., N. J., and la., chiefly in calcareous re- gions. April, May. (Eurasia.) Figs. 8,9. 3. E. sylviticum L. Stems 0.7-4.5 dm. high; both kinds developing com- pound branches; centrum half the diameter ; ridges 8-14, flat, with a row of recurved spinules on each side; sheaths green, with the papery brown teeth coherent;
![. Die krankheiten der pflanzen, ein handbuch fur land-und forstwirte, gartner, gartenfreunde und botaniker . 1. 5tllf ©ciuifetaceen. a) Septoria Equiseti Desm. (Libertella Equiseti Desm^j, fd)ittato|t in ben lebenben grünen ©tengelu unb allen 3n5eigen uon Equisetum liinosum, palustre nnb arvense. S^ie ^Dfniben [tef)en rett)enmeife in ben ^urd)en ber genannten Seile unb ftofeen weifelid^e JRanfen a^, in benen bie ©poren nmffen^aft entl)alten finb. Sie entftel)en in ber (Spibermi§, !^aben "i^^x-- ^ lier fla^e ober menig !on!ooe @runbfläd)e, tuä^renb bieCSuti» cula nad) aufeen geI)oben roi Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/ME82M4/die-krankheiten-der-pflanzen-ein-handbuch-fur-land-und-forstwirte-gartner-gartenfreunde-und-botaniker-1-5tllf-ciuifetaceen-a-septoria-equiseti-desm-libertella-equiseti-desmj-fdittatot-in-ben-lebenben-grnen-tengelu-unb-allen-3n5eigen-uon-equisetum-liinosum-palustre-nnb-arvense-sie-dfniben-tefen-rettenmeife-in-ben-urden-ber-genannten-seile-unb-ftofeen-weifelide-jranfen-a-in-benen-bie-poren-nmffenaft-entlalten-finb-sie-entftelen-in-ber-spibermi-!aben-quotix-lier-flae-ober-menig-!on!ooe-@runbflde-turenb-biecsuti-cula-nad-aufeen-geioben-roi-ME82M4.jpg ". Die krankheiten der pflanzen, ein handbuch fur land-und forstwirte, gartner, gartenfreunde und botaniker . 1. 5tllf ©ciuifetaceen. a) Septoria Equiseti Desm. (Libertella Equiseti Desm^j, fd)ittato|t in ben lebenben grünen ©tengelu unb allen 3n5eigen uon Equisetum liinosum, palustre nnb arvense. S^ie ^Dfniben [tef)en rett)enmeife in ben ^urd)en ber genannten Seile unb ftofeen weifelid^e JRanfen a^, in benen bie ©poren nmffen^aft entl)alten finb. Sie entftel)en in ber (Spibermi§, !^aben "i^^x-- ^ lier fla^e ober menig !on!ooe @runbfläd)e, tuä^renb bieCSuti» cula nad) aufeen geI)oben roi Stock Photo")
RMME82M4–. Die krankheiten der pflanzen, ein handbuch fur land-und forstwirte, gartner, gartenfreunde und botaniker . 1. 5tllf ©ciuifetaceen. a) Septoria Equiseti Desm. (Libertella Equiseti Desm^j, fd)ittato|t in ben lebenben grünen ©tengelu unb allen 3n5eigen uon Equisetum liinosum, palustre nnb arvense. S^ie ^Dfniben [tef)en rett)enmeife in ben ^urd)en ber genannten Seile unb ftofeen weifelid^e JRanfen a^, in benen bie ©poren nmffen^aft entl)alten finb. Sie entftel)en in ber (Spibermi§, !^aben "i^^x-- ^ lier fla^e ober menig !on!ooe @runbfläd)e, tuä^renb bieCSuti» cula nad) aufeen geI)oben roi
RM2C410HB–Gatekeeper. Maniola tithonius (Satyridae) Butterfly on a Creeping Thistle. Cirsium arvense Steraceae along the edge of the River Nene, Northampton, E
![. The morphology of the central cylinder in the angiosperms [microform]. Stele (Botany); Angiosperms; Stèle (Botanique); Angiospermes. |8 JEFFREY : MORPHOLOGY OF THE CENTRAL CYLINDER IN THE ANOIOSPERMS individual endodcrmal sheaths. By this process the pith is supposed to become continuous with the extrastelar fundamental tissue, and the central cylinder disappears as such. Van Ticghcm states that of closely allied species some may have a medullated monostelic central cylinder, while others have the astclic type of central cylinder. For example, in the Equisetaceae, E. arvense is monostelic, E Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJ0FGP/the-morphology-of-the-central-cylinder-in-the-angiosperms-microform-stele-botany-angiosperms-stle-botanique-angiospermes-8-jeffrey-morphology-of-the-central-cylinder-in-the-anoiosperms-individual-endodcrmal-sheaths-by-this-process-the-pith-is-supposed-to-become-continuous-with-the-extrastelar-fundamental-tissue-and-the-central-cylinder-disappears-as-such-van-ticghcm-states-that-of-closely-allied-species-some-may-have-a-medullated-monostelic-central-cylinder-while-others-have-the-astclic-type-of-central-cylinder-for-example-in-the-equisetaceae-e-arvense-is-monostelic-e-RJ0FGP.jpg ". The morphology of the central cylinder in the angiosperms [microform]. Stele (Botany); Angiosperms; Stèle (Botanique); Angiospermes. |8 JEFFREY : MORPHOLOGY OF THE CENTRAL CYLINDER IN THE ANOIOSPERMS individual endodcrmal sheaths. By this process the pith is supposed to become continuous with the extrastelar fundamental tissue, and the central cylinder disappears as such. Van Ticghcm states that of closely allied species some may have a medullated monostelic central cylinder, while others have the astclic type of central cylinder. For example, in the Equisetaceae, E. arvense is monostelic, E Stock Photo")
RMRJ0FGP–. The morphology of the central cylinder in the angiosperms [microform]. Stele (Botany); Angiosperms; Stèle (Botanique); Angiospermes. |8 JEFFREY : MORPHOLOGY OF THE CENTRAL CYLINDER IN THE ANOIOSPERMS individual endodcrmal sheaths. By this process the pith is supposed to become continuous with the extrastelar fundamental tissue, and the central cylinder disappears as such. Van Ticghcm states that of closely allied species some may have a medullated monostelic central cylinder, while others have the astclic type of central cylinder. For example, in the Equisetaceae, E. arvense is monostelic, E
RMPG2E6X–. Class-book of botany : being outlines of the structure, physiology, and classification of plants ; with a flora of the United States and Canada . Botany; Botany; Botany. 504 S06 002 603 502, Equiaetam arvense. 503, E. Bylvaticum. 504. Section of the spike. 505, A sporange. 506, A epore witli its elators coiled.. 807, Lycopodium dendroideum. 60S, A single spike. 609, a scale with Its sporange barsting. 510, Spores. 624. Classes. The tribe last mentioned are embraced in the class Acrogens, so named by Lindley from their manner of growth (anpov, point or summit), lengthening into an axis. The r
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RMRPXM0D–. Text-book of botany, morphological and physiological. Botany. 394 VASCULAR CRYPTOGAMS. prothallia are larger (as much as ^ inch); Hofmeister compares them to the thallus of Anihoceros punctatus, Duval-Jouve to a curled endive-leaf. Duval-Jouve states that the antheridia appear about five weeks after germination, the archegonia much later. These statements refer especially to E. arvense, limosum, and palustre; according to the same writer, the prothallia of E. Telmaieia and sylvaticum are broader and less branched; those of E. ramosissimum and variegatum slenderer and more elongated. The Anth
RMPFH9PE–. Dansk plantevaekst. Plants; Plant ecology. 2. Strandklinter af løst Materiale 31 media, Canipanula persicifolia (der ogsaa andensteds kan findes i stor Mængde paa Strandklinter, f. Eks. Rersø), Cirsium acaule i Mængde, C. lanceolatum, Dactylis glomerata, Dianthus deltoides, Equisetiim arvense, Festuca rubra. Geranium sanguineum, Helianthemum Chamæcistus, Hieracium Pilosella og H. umbellatum,Leontodon hispidus,Linum cathar- ticum, Plantago media, Potentilla verna og P. procumbens, Primula. Fig. 13. Strandklinter ved Nakkehoved Fyr. Talrige vandrette Faarestier strække sig hen over dem. (E. W.
![. Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles, dans lequel on traite méthodiquement des différens êtres de la nature, considérés soit en eux-mêmes, d'après l'état actuel de nos connoissances, soit relativement à l'utilité qu'en peuvent retirer la médecine, l'agriculture, le commerce et les artes. Suivi d'une biographie des plus célèbres naturalistes . POIS tiraille PISTM arvense./;?^iy fôranj. naf.J 1. Calûx. ». Corolle i/e^acAe^. a .£^/u/ari/. b .Ail&f.c. tarent. 3 .Pu-à /e/'eà i/frmê^ eft/eve ai ni^t/ie *2^ /'it/ie </e^ tfaèfe^ ^^m de /iure voir /'a^a^Ae t/nif i^ra/'/iA]&qu Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MEM6PB/dictionnaire-des-sciences-naturelles-dans-lequel-on-traite-mthodiquement-des-diffrens-tres-de-la-nature-considrs-soit-en-eux-mmes-daprs-ltat-actuel-de-nos-connoissances-soit-relativement-lutilit-quen-peuvent-retirer-la-mdecine-lagriculture-le-commerce-et-les-artes-suivi-dune-biographie-des-plus-clbres-naturalistes-pois-tiraille-pistm-arvenseiy-franj-nafj-1-calx-corolle-ieacae-a-uari-b-ailampfc-tarent-3-pu-ee-ifrm-efteve-ai-nitie-2-itie-lte-tfafe-m-de-iure-voir-aaae-tnif-iraia-qu-MEM6PB.jpg ". Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles, dans lequel on traite méthodiquement des différens êtres de la nature, considérés soit en eux-mêmes, d'après l'état actuel de nos connoissances, soit relativement à l'utilité qu'en peuvent retirer la médecine, l'agriculture, le commerce et les artes. Suivi d'une biographie des plus célèbres naturalistes . POIS tiraille PISTM arvense./;?^iy fôranj. naf.J 1. Calûx. ». Corolle i/e^acAe^. a .£^/u/ari/. b .Ail&f.c. tarent. 3 .Pu-à /e/'eà i/frmê^ eft/eve ai ni^t/ie *2^ /'it/ie </e^ tfaèfe^ ^^m de /iure voir /'a^a^Ae t/nif i^ra/'/iA]&qu Stock Photo")
RMMEM6PB–. Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles, dans lequel on traite méthodiquement des différens êtres de la nature, considérés soit en eux-mêmes, d'après l'état actuel de nos connoissances, soit relativement à l'utilité qu'en peuvent retirer la médecine, l'agriculture, le commerce et les artes. Suivi d'une biographie des plus célèbres naturalistes . POIS tiraille PISTM arvense./;?^iy fôranj. naf.J 1. Calûx. ». Corolle i/e^acAe^. a .£^/u/ari/. b .Ail&f.c. tarent. 3 .Pu-à /e/'eà i/frmê^ eft/eve ai ni^t/ie *2^ /'it/ie </e^ tfaèfe^ ^^m de /iure voir /'a^a^Ae t/nif i^ra/'/iA]&qu
RMRE3MT5–. A handbook of cryptogamic botany. Cryptogams. VASCULAR CRYPTOGAMS The sporanges of the Equisetaceas are collected into teraiinal spicate ' fructifications' of a cone-like or catkin-like character, resembling nothing else among existing Vascular Cryptogams. These are borne at the extremity either of the ordinary green vegetative stems, whether branched (E. palustre, L.) or unbranched (E. hyemale, L.), or of special fertile stems (E. arvense, pratense, Ehrh., maximum. Lam.), which are then always simple, even when the barren stems are branched, and are usually stouter, nearly or quite desti- t
RMPFNB40–. De flora van Nederland. Plants. Biologische bijzonderheid. De op bezoek komende insecten moeten hier, om b den lioni<^^ te komen, een lanj^ere slurf hebben dan bij C. arvense. Het zijn vooral bijensoorten met ianjj[e slurven. Voorkomen in Europa en in Nederland. De soort komt in j^elieel Europa aan we^kanten, op onbebouwde plaatsen en in weiden voor en is bij ons algemeen. De var. is tusschen Utrecht en Bunnik gevonden. Volksnamen. In Friesland heet de plant blauwe stekel, breedbol, speer- stekel en breedkopstekel, in Groningen doornstiekel, op Texel breedkop, op Overflakkee ossenstekel
RMMCJ0E6–. å¾58 å½èSwertia pseudochinensis Hara 1.æ¤ç©å ¨å½¢2.è±æ3.è±å 縱å4.éè5.å¶^ 66.å è å¥åï¼èèèãæ¥éª¨èãç¬å¤´è± ãæ¤ç©ãæ¨è³ç§(Equisetaceae)æ¤ç©(^èEquisetiim arvense Linn. å¤å¹´çèæ¬ï¼å°ä¸æ ¹èç´°é¿ï¼æ¨ªèµ°ãæ¤ç©æçè²èfå®è)åè¥å »è(裸èï¼çåºå¥ï¼ 常è¦è 大é½ä¸ºè¥å »èï¼èµ20â30ä½åç±³ï¼èåç¡ç´ç«æè»å¼±ä¸è½Hç«ï¼ååèvar. boreale Rupr.),åæ±å½¢ï¼ç¶ è²ï¼è¡¨é¢æ10â14æ¡çºµç¨ï¼æèï¼æ¯è輪çå¤éçç´°æï¼å¶ [®å米达夫ãæ¨æéåéï¼åæ±è¯ç¨éç©,105é ï¼1955å¹´å½±å°ç)ã
RMRDF1PD–. The structure and development of mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae). Plant morphology; Mosses; Ferns. EQUISETINEJE 475- layer by the absorption of the others, but the remains of a sec- ond layer can be made out in stained sections of the ripe sporan- gium (Fig. 280, E). The vascular bundles of the sporophyll divide, one branch running to each sporangium. Of the two species studied by Bower, E. arvense and E. li- mosum, the latter showed more slender and strongly projecting sporangia, but otherwise they were alike. E. telniateia has even more massive sporangia than B. arvense. The sporophylls.
RMPFNB48–. De flora van Nederland. Plants. FAMILIE 109. â COMFOSITAF:. â 427. Biologische bijzonderheid. De op bezoek komende insecten moeten hier, om b den lioni<^^ te komen, een lanj^ere slurf hebben dan bij C. arvense. Het zijn vooral bijensoorten met ianjj[e slurven. Voorkomen in Europa en in Nederland. De soort komt in j^elieel Europa aan we^kanten, op onbebouwde plaatsen en in weiden voor en is bij ons algemeen. De var. is tusschen Utrecht en Bunnik gevonden. Volksnamen. In Friesland heet de plant blauwe stekel, breedbol, speer- stekel en breedkopstekel, in Groningen doornstiekel, op Texel b
RMMCJ1WB–. å6ç³é Pyrrosia petiolosa Ching 1.å¤å½¢ï¼2.åæçèçä¸é¨åï¼3.æ± å-»; 4.æ±å-ï¼5.èçä¸ç足çæ¯ï¼ 6.æèä¸ç«!^æ¯ã åè(æ¬è綱ç®ï¼ (é·å å±±ï¼å7 Equisetum arvense L. Sp. PI.(1753)1061 ï¼ Maxim. Prim. Fl. Amur. (1858) 333; Kom. Fl. Mansh. I (1901) 152; Kom. et Alis. Key PI. Far East. Reg. USSR I (1931) 105, tab. 21, fig. 2, 7,10; Iljin in Kom. Fl. URSS I (1934) 103, tab. V. fig. 2aâb; Schaffner et Li in Bull. Fan Mem. Inst. Biol. (Bot.)(1939) 132; Kitag. Lineam. Fl. Mansh. (1939) 40. å¤å¹´çèæ¬,æèé·.横走ï¼è¡åçæ ¹,é»è²æåè¤è²,mm.mr,å ·æé»è²çèãçé¤èèå-¢å-è¥å®¤ ä¸åï¼æ±å-åèæ¥å-£ç±æ ¹èçé·ï¼immm,æ·¡è¤è²ï¼èèµ,ä¸åæ
RMRDYDG7–. A manual of poisonous plants, chiefly of eastern North America, with brief notes on economic and medicinal plants, and numerous illustrations. Poisonous plants. ^. Fig. 12Sa. a. Scouring Rush (Bqtiisetum hyemale var robustum); b. Horsetail (E. amense), futile branch; c. Sterile branch of E. arvense; d. E. hyemale. Said to be Doison- ous to horses. (CM. King).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Pammel, L. H.
RMPF9T97–. Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles, dans lequel on traite méthodiquement des différens êtres de la nature, considérés soit en eux-mêmes, d'après l'état actuel de nos connoissances, soit relativement à l'utilité qu'en peuvent retirer la médecine, l'agriculture, le commerce et les artes. Suivi d'une biographie des plus célèbres naturalistes. Natural history. BOTANIQUE. DICOTnrLÃDONES. Lé<gummeuses./?V«K///-/.v;.y. POIS tiraille PISTM arvense./;?^iy fôranj. naf.J 1. Calûx. ». Corolle i/e^acAe^. a .£^/u/ari/. b .Ail&f.c. tarent. 3 .Pu-à /e/'eà i/frmê^ eft/eve ai ni^t/
RMRE2FBP–. Fundamentals of botany. Botany. CALAMITES AND LYCOPODS 369 about 40 feet. In the island of Jamaica it is found in thickets 10 to 15 feet high. 334. Description of the Sporophyte.—The plant body (Fig. 267) consists of a horizontal, much-branched, under- ground stem, or rhizome, from which spring two kinds of sub-aerial branches—sterile and fertile. The cells that. Fig. 266.—Equisetum fluviatile. Pure stand in shallow water, at Tully Lake, N. Y. (Photo by W. L. Bray.) compose the sub-aerial branches are, in many of the species {e.g., E. arvense), nearly or quite all formed by the close of the
RMPFJ5C1–. da lian di qu zhi wu zhi. botany. å¾7 é®è å¾8 'I'j 'i'ji^ Equisetum arvense L. Equisetum ramosissimum Desf.. å¾9æ¨è´¼ å¾10å¤è£é´å°è½ . Equisetum hiemale L. Botrychium multifidum (Gmel. ) Rupr. æåºé¨å æè¤è²ãå ¨ç¼ç³Xæå¶ãè¥å »å¶å¤ä¸ºåµç¶ä¸è§å½¢æäºè§å½¢ï¼ä¸åè³å¤åç¾½ç¶5>è£ï¼ å¶èå离ãå-¢å-å¶åºèªæ»æ¦ï¼æåºèªè¥å »å¶åºé¨ï¼æåºèªå¶è½´ä¸ï¼æé¿æï¼é«åºæè¿é«åºè¥ å »å¶ãå-¢å-åç©ä¸ºçæ£çåé¥è±åºç¶æ为紧å¯çæ»ç¶è±åºç¶ãå-¢å-åçå½¢ï¼æ æï¼æ²¿å°ç©è½´ -24. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these ill
RMRDF20M–. The structure and development of mosses and ferns (Archegoniatae). Plant morphology; Mosses; Ferns. EQUISETINEJE 461 A). The growth is stronger at certain points, which, according to Rees, have a definite relation to the early divisions. Thus in E. scirpoides the teeth are always three, and correspond to the. Fig. 268.—Transverse section of a young vegetative shoot just below tlie apex, X260; B, outer part of a section lower down, X260; pr, procambial zone; C, young vascular bundle, X520; t, primary tracheids. primary nodal cells; in E. arvense there are six or seven, in the first case corre
RMRDGA9R–. The natural history of plants, their forms, growth, reproduction, and distribution;. Botany. Y12 THE SUBDIVISIONS OF THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM. to the large amount of silica contained in the epidermal membranes. The early spring shoots of many species are unbranched and terminate in spore-beanng cones (e.g. E. arvense, fig. 403 2), whilst later on other branching shoots arise which are sterile (fig. 4031). In other cases the fertile shoots are also branched (fig. 403 0-. Fig. 403.—Equisetaceas. 1 Summer sterile shoot o! Equisetuw, arvense. 2 Vernal, spore-bearing shoot ol Equisetwm arvense. s Fe
RMRDA6ND–. Gray's new manual of botany. A handbook of the flowering plants and ferns of the central and northeastern United States and adjacent Canada. Botany. 52 EQ0ISBTACEAE (HORSETAIL FAMILY) I. EUEQUISilTUM Sadebeck. Stems annual, mostly with regular verticils of branches; spikes not apiculate; stomata^ in one or two broad bands in each groove, their surfaces overlaid with a silex plate that bears a vertical slit in the center. i/ 1. E. arvfinse L.. T. E. arvense. Crose- Bection of stem x 12. in threes ; centrum J eter.—Alluvial soil, N. S. and Que. to Alaska, southw. to w. Mass., N. J., and la., c
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RMRHA2T9–. Botanische Zeitung. Plants; Plants. 9. Jahrgang. J)nt 3. ©rtokr 1851. 40. Stück. Mnhtiltm ©rlg.: Blil de üb. Equisetnm inundatum Lasch. — JLit. : Schwaab geogra]>h. Naturkunde v. Kurhessen.— Anzeigen in Gersdorfs Repertor. — Gel. GesellSCll. : Naturforsch. Freunde z. Berlin. — K. Kot.: Pereira üb. schwarzen u. weissen Perubalsam. — Kützing üb. Pflanzenschleim u. verw. Subst. — Anzeige v. Link's Bücher - Auktion. — 705 — — 706 — Ueber Equisetum inundatum. Lasch. Von Dr. Milde. Diese höchst interessante Form von E. arvense wurde zuerst von Herrn Apotheker Lasch ent- deckt und auch mir mehre
RMRDA6N6–. Gray's new manual of botany. A handbook of the flowering plants and ferns of the central and northeastern United States and adjacent Canada. Botany. T. E. arvense. Crose- Bection of stem x 12. in threes ; centrum J eter.—Alluvial soil, N. S. and Que. to Alaska, southw. to w. Mass., N. J., and la., chiefly in calcareous re- gions. April, May. (Eurasia.) Figs. 8,9. 3. E. sylviticum L. Stems 0.7-4.5 dm. high; both kinds developing com- pound branches; centrum half the diameter ; ridges 8-14, flat, with a row of recurved spinules on each side; sheaths green, with the papery brown teeth coherent;
RMRHWNHR–. Über die Natur der Schachtelhalme : insbesondere des Sumpf-Schachtelhalms oder Duwocks .... Equisetum. — 56 — als E. arvcnse, oder ist, mit andern Worten, weniger hohl. Auch hier Ist eben so wie bei E. arvense ein zweiter, innerer Kreis kleinerer Röhren vorhanden. Verbreitung. Der Sumpf-Schachtelhalm findet sich in allen Provinzen des Königreichs auf sauer - sumpfigem Boden der Weiden und Wiesen, der Flussufer, Teich - und Graben- ränder. Seine Hauptverbreitung trifft die niedriger belegenen nördlichsten Provinzen, wo er, vom eigentlich sumpfigen Bo- den aus auch auf die gegenwärtig trockene
RMRH99FP–. Botanische Zeitung. Plants; Plants. — 539 — 540 — 1850 an im Freien an der Oder gefundenen Vor- keimen von E. arvense beobachtet hatte*): näm- lich als eine cyliudrische , kurze Scheide, in deren Grunde man hei einem Längschnitte eine dreilap- pige Knospe liegen sieht. Die beiden Seitenlappen sind aber in der That ein Wulst, welcher sich zu einer Scheide entwickelt. Bald enthält auch dieses Gebilde eine ächte, in der Mitte von Ringgefässen durchzogene Pfahlwurzel, die aber wie Bischoff und ich a. a. O. gezeigt haben, bald abstirbt, so dass dann in die Erde hinabsteigende Stengel ihre Functio
RMRR341Y–. Actes de la Socilinnnne de Bordeaux. — 189 — qui, à cause de la transformation ultime que subissent un petit nombre d'entre eux, lorsque la lacune est formée, doivent être considérés comme des vaisseaux ligneux en voie de formation frappés de très bonne heure de résorption.. Fig. 7.— P p 1, cellules procambiales prèligneuses ; G cellules procambiales prèligneuses qui s'épaississent, et qui par simple fonte engendrent la lacune ; 4, lacune. Les faits que je viens de relater au sujet de VEquisetmn palustre peuvent être observés sur E. inaa^immn; E. Hmosum; E. arvense; E. silvaticum; de telle f
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RM2AWW62W–Text-book of botany, morphological and physiological . Fig. 270.—A male prothallium of EqiUsetian arvense withthe first antheridia a (after Hofmeister, x 200); B—E anthero-Eoids of E. Telmateia (after Schacht).. Fig. 271.—Lobe of a highly developed female prothallium of Equisetttm arvense cut through vertically (after Hofmeister,(X about 60); a « a two abortive and one fertilised archegonium, h root-hairs. which has now become the oospore), enlarges, and the cells of the wall of theventral part of the archegonium which surrounds them begin rapidly to multiply. Development of the Asexual Genera
RM2AX0FCR–Text-book of botany, morphological and physiological . Pig. 120—HquisetHfn arvense; longitudinal section of anunderground bud in March ; ss the apical cell of the stem ;b—96 its leaves ; AA two endogenous lateral buds exposed bythe cut. Tlie youngest rudiments of buds are to be found,however, at b, and they have probably begun to be formedeven at a greater height (X50). ^ Leitgeb, Beitriige zur Entwickelungsgeschichte der Pflanzenorgane in Sitzungsber. der kais.Akad. der Wissen. zu Wien, Bd. 57, 1SO8, and Bd. 59, 1869; and Bot. Zeitg. no. 34, 1871. See alsomore in detail, Book II. Mosses. 54 E
RM2AN7Y3B–Lectures on the physiology of plants . Fig. 426 ertical section of the lobes of a vigorous female prothallus of Hquisetum at-vensc(after Hofmeister). At aaa two barren and onefertilised archegonium; h root-hairs (X about 60). FIG. 4=7.-Developn,ent of the embryo of H.,uisctum arvense (after Hofn.e.ster). -? v>:rt.cal section ofarchegoniim a with e.l.bryoyiX =00). B a free en.bryo further developed: Ö UK.p.ent «- --« i^-^^-J the first shoot (X =00). C vertical section of a lobe of a prothallus//w.th a young i-/«»./;»«. «.its first root,b b its leaf-sheaths (X 10). what is the same thing, th
RMRHRMTC–. Billeder af Nordens flora. Plants. 206.. PENGEUFvT, THLASPi arvense.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Lindman, C. A. M. (Carl Axel Magnus), 1856-1928. København, G. E. C. Gad
RMRHRNPC–. Billeder af Nordens flora. Plants. 84. RYNKET STENFRØ, lithospermum arvense.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Lindman, C. A. M. (Carl Axel Magnus), 1856-1928. København, G. E. C. Gad
RMRHRCDB–. Billeder af nordens flora. Plants; Plants; Plants. 515. AGER-PADDEROKKE, equisetum arvense. ..aowrzELLS-'R.A.B.s. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Mentz, August, 1867-1944; Ostenfeld, C. H. (Carl Hansen), 1873-1931. København, G. E. C. Gad's forlag
RMRHREKR–. Billeder af nordens flora. Plants; Plants; Plants. 568. A. AGER-KOHVEDE, melampyrum arvense. B. KANTET KOHVEDE. melampyrum cristatum.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Mentz, August, 1867-1944; Ostenfeld, C. H. (Carl Hansen), 1873-1931. København, G. E. C. Gad's forlag
RMRN59HB–. The anatomy of woody plants. Botany -- Anatomy. THE EQUISETALES (INCLUDING SPHENOPHYLLALES) 271 evolutionary interest. In Equisetum arvense (Fig. 1956), in all probability one of the most highly specialized members of the group, an external endodermis alone is for the most part present, an internal boundary of this nature being found only in certain instances in the region of the nodes. In E. silvaticum, which may be considered a somewhat less specialized type, only an external endodermis ap- pears in the aerial stem, which accordingly presents a condition very similar to that found in E. ar
RMRHREM2–. Billeder af nordens flora. Plants; Plants; Plants. 329. A. JORDBÆR-KLØVER, trifolium fragiferum. B. HARE-KLØVER, trifolium arvense. C. HUMLE-KLØVER, trifolium agrarium. teORTZELLSTR.A.a.STHi:-,. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Mentz, August, 1867-1944; Ostenfeld, C. H. (Carl Hansen), 1873-1931. København, G. E. C. Gad's forlag
RMRDWC14–. The essentials of botany. Botany. 264 PHYLUM X. CALAMOPHYTA in height, but in certain tropical species attaining a length of 10 meters or more. Among the better known are the Common Horsetail (Equisetum arvense), which sends up short lived, pale or brownish cone-bearing stems in spring, and profusely branching green stems in sum- mer (E. telmateia, the Great Horsetail of Europe and our own Northwestern region, resembles, but is larger than, the Common Horsetail); the Woodland Horsetail {E. sylvaticum), whose green cone-bearing stems branch profusely after fruiting, and persist all summer; an
RMRDWJF0–. Illustrations of the British flora: a series of wood engravings, with dissections, of British plants. Botany; Botany. 1268. Equiselum Teltnateia, Ehr. E. maximum, Lam. I'Great E. 1269. Equiselum arvense, L. Fields,, Horsetail.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Fitch, W. H. (Walter Hood), 1817-1892; Smith, George Worthington, 1835-1917; Bentham, George, 1800-1884. Handbook of the British flora. London, L. Re
RMRDTMHP–. Illustrations of the British flora: a series of wood engravings, with dissections, of British plants. Botany; Botany. 94. Ccimelinn. saliva, Cr. Gold of rUasuj-e ; V. 95. Subularia aquatica, L. A wlwort.. 96. TlilasBi arvense, L. Mithridate Mustard. ^''. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Fitch, W. H. (Walter Hood), 1817-1892; Smith, George Worthington, 1835-1917; Bentham, George, 1800-1884. Handbook of the B
RMRDFN0G–. Class-book of botany : being outlines of the structure, physiology, and classification of plants ; with a flora of the United States and Canada . Botany; Botany; Botany. 504 S06 002 603 502, Equiaetam arvense. 503, E. Bylvaticum. 504. Section of the spike. 505, A sporange. 506, A epore witli its elators coiled.. 807, Lycopodium dendroideum. 60S, A single spike. 609, a scale with Its sporange barsting. 510, Spores. 624. Classes. The tribe last mentioned are embraced in the class Acrogens, so named by Lindley from their manner of growth (anpov, point or summit), lengthening into an axis. The r
RMRPXKYR–. Text-book of botany, morphological and physiological. Botany. FIG. 275.—A male prothallium of Equisetum arvense with the first antheridia a {after Hofmeister, X 200); B—E anthero- zoids of E. Telmateia (after Schacht).. FIG. 276.—Lobe of a highly developed female prothallium of Equisetum arvense cut through vertically (after Hofmeister, X about 60); a a a two abortive and one fertilised archegonium, k root-hairs. prothallium. The apical cells of the enveloping layer of the antheridium contain but little or no chlorophyll; they separate from one another on the addition of water (like those of
RMRE1E1Y–. Class-book of botany : being outlines of the structure, physiology and classification of plants : with a flora of the United States and Canada . Botany; Botany; Botany. 502 503 504 502, Equisetum arvense. 503, E. sylvaticum. 504. Section of the spike. 505, A sporange. 506, A sporo with its elators coiled.. 607, Lyoopodium dendroideum. 508, A single spike. 509, a scale with its sporange bursting. 610, Spores. 624. Classes. The tribe last mentioned are embraced in the class Acrogens, so named by Lindley from their manner of growth {d,Kp6v, point or summit), lengthening into an axis. The remain
![. A guide to the poisonous plants and weed seeds of Canada and the northern United States. Poisonous plants; Botany; Botany. 3.0 Hay and Fodder.. Fig. 3.—Field- Horsetail—Equisetuvi arvense. a Ordinary, green, summer form, with whorls of simple branches. b Brown, spring form, bearing cones and attached to an under- ground stem, with a food-tubercle, e A branch of the "bushy" type, with many secondary branches. d Branch segments, with pointed teeith (leaves) at the tip, and narrowed base, a, b and c about half, and d about twice. Please note that these images are extracted from scanne Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDPP62/a-guide-to-the-poisonous-plants-and-weed-seeds-of-canada-and-the-northern-united-states-poisonous-plants-botany-botany-30-hay-and-fodder-fig-3field-horsetailequisetuvi-arvense-a-ordinary-green-summer-form-with-whorls-of-simple-branches-b-brown-spring-form-bearing-cones-and-attached-to-an-under-ground-stem-with-a-food-tubercle-e-a-branch-of-the-quotbushyquot-type-with-many-secondary-branches-d-branch-segments-with-pointed-teeith-leaves-at-the-tip-and-narrowed-base-a-b-and-c-about-half-and-d-about-twice-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanne-RDPP62.jpg ". A guide to the poisonous plants and weed seeds of Canada and the northern United States. Poisonous plants; Botany; Botany. 3.0 Hay and Fodder.. Fig. 3.—Field- Horsetail—Equisetuvi arvense. a Ordinary, green, summer form, with whorls of simple branches. b Brown, spring form, bearing cones and attached to an under- ground stem, with a food-tubercle, e A branch of the "bushy" type, with many secondary branches. d Branch segments, with pointed teeith (leaves) at the tip, and narrowed base, a, b and c about half, and d about twice. Please note that these images are extracted from scanne Stock Photo")
RMRDPP62–. A guide to the poisonous plants and weed seeds of Canada and the northern United States. Poisonous plants; Botany; Botany. 3.0 Hay and Fodder.. Fig. 3.—Field- Horsetail—Equisetuvi arvense. a Ordinary, green, summer form, with whorls of simple branches. b Brown, spring form, bearing cones and attached to an under- ground stem, with a food-tubercle, e A branch of the "bushy" type, with many secondary branches. d Branch segments, with pointed teeith (leaves) at the tip, and narrowed base, a, b and c about half, and d about twice. Please note that these images are extracted from scanne
RMREKN41–. Class-book of botany: being outlines of the structure, physiology and classification of plants; with a flora of the United States and Canada. Botany; Plants; Plants. 504 506 502 503 502, Equisetum arvense. 503, E. sylvaticum. 504. Section of the spike. 505, A sporange. 506, A sporo with its elators coiled.. 807, Lycopodium dendroideum. 50S, A single spike. 509, a. scale with its sporange bursting. 510, Spores. 624. Classes. The tribe last mentioned are embraced in the class Acrogens, so named by Lindley from their manner of growth (dtcpov, point or summit), lengthening into an axis. The rema
RMRE1KY1–. A manual of botany. Botany. Fig. 908. Fertile stem of Equisettim beariug a flower or cluster of sporopbylls. Fig. 909. Sterile shoot of Equisetum. Fig. 910. Growing point of shoot of Equisetum arvense. X 250. a. Apical cell. 6, c. Successive segments cut oS from it. A little mternal to these cavities are the several steles, the plant being schizostelic. These are arranged differently iu different species, and we may distinguish three va- rieties. In E. Utorale (fig. 911, a), the steles are all separate, each is clothed with peri-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page
![. Catalogue of trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants, indigenous to the United States of America. . h. Trifoliurn arvense Trillium sessile. pudicum erectum mutabile â grandiflorum JIa- And several varieties Triosteum perfoliatum a. Valeriana locusta Vallisneria americana Jhith. f *n riverS-J Yeratrum luteum* viriue Verbena hastata. Vervain urticifolia caroliniana Verbes'ma virginica Yernonia pi-ealta noveboracensis J), Veronica virginica. Speedwell officinalis , . | 6erpyllifblia *"* ' nwylandica y/af^ Jjfr' a. Vicia pucilla"' J&ulh: Violets various species, I e. Viola palmata p Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJGBEA/catalogue-of-trees-shrubs-and-herbaceous-plants-indigenous-to-the-united-states-of-america-h-trifoliurn-arvense-trillium-sessile-pudicum-erectum-mutabile-grandiflorum-jia-and-several-varieties-triosteum-perfoliatum-a-valeriana-locusta-vallisneria-americana-jhith-f-n-rivers-j-yeratrum-luteum-viriue-verbena-hastata-vervain-urticifolia-caroliniana-verbesma-virginica-yernonia-pi-ealta-noveboracensis-j-veronica-virginica-speedwell-officinalis-6erpyllifblia-quot-nwylandica-yaf-jjfr-a-vicia-pucillaquot-jampulh-violets-various-species-i-e-viola-palmata-p-RJGBEA.jpg ". Catalogue of trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants, indigenous to the United States of America. . h. Trifoliurn arvense Trillium sessile. pudicum erectum mutabile â grandiflorum JIa- And several varieties Triosteum perfoliatum a. Valeriana locusta Vallisneria americana Jhith. f *n riverS-J Yeratrum luteum* viriue Verbena hastata. Vervain urticifolia caroliniana Verbes'ma virginica Yernonia pi-ealta noveboracensis J), Veronica virginica. Speedwell officinalis , . | 6erpyllifblia *"* ' nwylandica y/af^ Jjfr' a. Vicia pucilla"' J&ulh: Violets various species, I e. Viola palmata p Stock Photo")
RMRJGBEA–. Catalogue of trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants, indigenous to the United States of America. . h. Trifoliurn arvense Trillium sessile. pudicum erectum mutabile â grandiflorum JIa- And several varieties Triosteum perfoliatum a. Valeriana locusta Vallisneria americana Jhith. f *n riverS-J Yeratrum luteum* viriue Verbena hastata. Vervain urticifolia caroliniana Verbes'ma virginica Yernonia pi-ealta noveboracensis J), Veronica virginica. Speedwell officinalis , . | 6erpyllifblia *"* ' nwylandica y/af^ Jjfr' a. Vicia pucilla"' J&ulh: Violets various species, I e. Viola palmata p
RMRE3MW1–. A handbook of cryptogamic botany. Cryptogams. Fig. 78.—A^ male prothallium of Equiseiutn arvense L.; a, antherids ( x 200). (After Hof- meister.) B—E, antherozoids oi E. Tnaximuvt Lam. in different stages of development ( X 1200). (After Schacht.) two directions only ; they consist, therefore, permanently of only a single layer of cells, and display but little lobing. Their colour is yellowish green. The female pro- thallia, on the other hand, grow to a considerably larger size, as much as half an inch in length, are of a deeper green colour, and at an early period form a number of lobes at
![. Danish fungi as represented in the herbarium of E. Rostrup;. Fungi. 67 Melilotas officinalis. F. Bjernemose; Falst. Korselitse. Trifolium procumbens. S. Tisvilde Hegn. Trifolium minus. J. Skive!. Trifolium repens. Common f. inst. Skaarup '"'/s 70. Trifolium hybridum f. inst. 0rsl0v (P. N.). Trifolium arvense. F. Ulkendal; S. Rervig, Tisvilde Havstok. Trifolium striatum. J; Skive!, Fredericia Void (Jak. Lge). Trifolium incarnatum. S. 0rsl0v (P. N.). Trifolium pratense common (Rostrup has found the attack of the fungus often causing the affected plants to form several quartered or quinque Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RE395B/danish-fungi-as-represented-in-the-herbarium-of-e-rostrup-fungi-67-melilotas-officinalis-f-bjernemose-falst-korselitse-trifolium-procumbens-s-tisvilde-hegn-trifolium-minus-j-skive!-trifolium-repens-common-f-inst-skaarup-quots-70-trifolium-hybridum-f-inst-0rsl0v-p-n-trifolium-arvense-f-ulkendal-s-rervig-tisvilde-havstok-trifolium-striatum-j-skive!-fredericia-void-jak-lge-trifolium-incarnatum-s-0rsl0v-p-n-trifolium-pratense-common-rostrup-has-found-the-attack-of-the-fungus-often-causing-the-affected-plants-to-form-several-quartered-or-quinque-RE395B.jpg ". Danish fungi as represented in the herbarium of E. Rostrup;. Fungi. 67 Melilotas officinalis. F. Bjernemose; Falst. Korselitse. Trifolium procumbens. S. Tisvilde Hegn. Trifolium minus. J. Skive!. Trifolium repens. Common f. inst. Skaarup '"'/s 70. Trifolium hybridum f. inst. 0rsl0v (P. N.). Trifolium arvense. F. Ulkendal; S. Rervig, Tisvilde Havstok. Trifolium striatum. J; Skive!, Fredericia Void (Jak. Lge). Trifolium incarnatum. S. 0rsl0v (P. N.). Trifolium pratense common (Rostrup has found the attack of the fungus often causing the affected plants to form several quartered or quinque Stock Photo")
RMRE395B–. Danish fungi as represented in the herbarium of E. Rostrup;. Fungi. 67 Melilotas officinalis. F. Bjernemose; Falst. Korselitse. Trifolium procumbens. S. Tisvilde Hegn. Trifolium minus. J. Skive!. Trifolium repens. Common f. inst. Skaarup '"'/s 70. Trifolium hybridum f. inst. 0rsl0v (P. N.). Trifolium arvense. F. Ulkendal; S. Rervig, Tisvilde Havstok. Trifolium striatum. J; Skive!, Fredericia Void (Jak. Lge). Trifolium incarnatum. S. 0rsl0v (P. N.). Trifolium pratense common (Rostrup has found the attack of the fungus often causing the affected plants to form several quartered or quinque
RMRE2JKH–. Introduction to botany. Botany. 278 INTEODUCTION TO BOTANY. Fig. 217. The common scouring rush, or horsetail [Equuetum arvense) A, a plant in early spring condition; r.s, rhizome; b.s, spore-bearing branch; c, collection of spo- rophylls (strobilus, or cone); f.b, foliage branch, which later expands as in 5 ; (.', one sporophyll fromthe cone, showing the stalk (st) and several sporangia (sp). D and E, spore with elaters. A and B, one half natural size; C, magnified about 20 times; /' and E, greatly enlarged patches. In still others, as the maidenhair (^Adiantum) and the bracken fern (^Pteris
RMRDXFT0–. The origin of a land flora, a theory based upon the facts of alternation. Plant morphology. EMBRYOLOGY 393. Fig. 214. Embryo of Equisetum. I.-IV., Equisetum arvense, L. I. and II., the same embryo in different positions : in I. the median wall is visible, in II. the transverse wall. X 300. III.-IV., a more advanced embryo showing development of the stem and leaf-sheath, X250. V., an embryo still further developed, but not dissected free from the prothallus, and showing the orientation relatively to the archegonium. j/=the stem apex ; z»=the first leaf-sheath; w=the root. X98. VI. and VII., E
RMRHT4M0–. Bihang till Kongl. Svenska vetenskaps-akademiens handlingar. Science; Botany. 38 AVARMING, OM NOGLE ARKTISKE V.EXTERS BIOLOGI. samme Skudbygniug som en M^engde lignende Planter, f. Ex. Circium arvense, Sonchus arvensis, Pyrola uniflora o. a. Dens Skild ere straktleddede uden Kosetblade ved Grunden; Rester kunne holde sig levende Vinteren över og nseste Vår frem- brinii-e et nyt Skud, således som Figuren viser. Hvor mange Skildgenerationer der således kunne findes forenede, er mig ubekjendt. De tvekjönnede Blomstere ere 6- eller 7-tallige, sjaeldnere 8-tallige, og liave et forskjelligt Tvaerm
RMRHGAY4–. Boletín de la Sociedad Española de Historia Natural. Natural history. 96 BOLETÍN DE LA REAL SOCIEDAD ESPAÑOLA 18. Polythrincium Trifolii Kze.-Sacc, Syll., IV, p. 350.- Lind., Hyph., I, p. 834. En hojas de Trifoliumprocumbens.—E Paular, VIII-917. En hojas de Trifolium arvense. — Cercedilla (Madrid), rec. C. Bolívar, IX-917. En hojas de Trifolium. —Teruel, rec. Gómez Llueca. 19. Clasterosporium carpophilum (Lev.) Aderh.—Lind., Hyh., II, p. 16., etc. En hojas de Amygdalus communis.—Dehesa de la Villa, Ma- drid, rec. prof. L. Crespí. 20. Helminthosporium smilacinum Gz. Frag., sp. nov. ad ínteri
RMRD31KG–. De flora van Nederland. Plants. Biologische bijzonderheid. De op bezoek komende insecten moeten hier, om b den lioni<^^ te komen, een lanj^ere slurf hebben dan bij C. arvense. Het zijn vooral bijensoorten met ianjj[e slurven. Voorkomen in Europa en in Nederland. De soort komt in j^elieel Europa aan we^kanten, op onbebouwde plaatsen en in weiden voor en is bij ons algemeen. De var. is tusschen Utrecht en Bunnik gevonden. Volksnamen. In Friesland heet de plant blauwe stekel, breedbol, speer- stekel en breedkopstekel, in Groningen doornstiekel, op Texel breedkop, op Overflakkee ossenstekel
![. Anatomie et physiologie végétales à l'usage des étudiants en sciences naturelles des universités, des élèves à l'Institut agronomique, des écoles d'agriculture, etc. Plant anatomy; Plant physiology. FOil.MK KT STKUCTCUli DKS l'UKLRS 1051 de rann'au.r^ j)lus ou moins alIoiif;és selon l(>s espèces, dt; même coiifornialion (jue la li^e priiu'ipale, el (jui, à leur. Fig. 137(5. 1377, Fi., i;n6 — Pied vésôîatif do la Pivlt; des cliaiiips [Eqiiiselum arvense). — a. njllci-cttes do feuilles du rliizoïne ; b, tige aérienne, avec coUeretles (a) et rameaux vei-ticillés (0'",50). Fis- 137" Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RN6T03/anatomie-et-physiologie-vgtales-lusage-des-tudiants-en-sciences-naturelles-des-universits-des-lves-linstitut-agronomique-des-coles-dagriculture-etc-plant-anatomy-plant-physiology-foilmk-kt-stkuctculi-dks-luklrs-1051-de-rannaur-jlus-ou-moins-alioiifs-selon-lgts-espces-dt-mme-coiifornialion-jue-la-lie-priiuipale-el-jui-leur-fig-1375-1377-fi-in6-pied-vsatif-do-la-pivlt-des-cliaiiips-eqiiiselum-arvense-a-njllci-cttes-do-feuilles-du-rliizone-b-tige-arienne-avec-coueretles-a-et-rameaux-vei-ticills-0quot50-fis-137quot-RN6T03.jpg ". Anatomie et physiologie végétales à l'usage des étudiants en sciences naturelles des universités, des élèves à l'Institut agronomique, des écoles d'agriculture, etc. Plant anatomy; Plant physiology. FOil.MK KT STKUCTCUli DKS l'UKLRS 1051 de rann'au.r^ j)lus ou moins alIoiif;és selon l(>s espèces, dt; même coiifornialion (jue la li^e priiu'ipale, el (jui, à leur. Fig. 137(5. 1377, Fi., i;n6 — Pied vésôîatif do la Pivlt; des cliaiiips [Eqiiiselum arvense). — a. njllci-cttes do feuilles du rliizoïne ; b, tige aérienne, avec coUeretles (a) et rameaux vei-ticillés (0'",50). Fis- 137" Stock Photo")
RMRN6T03–. Anatomie et physiologie végétales à l'usage des étudiants en sciences naturelles des universités, des élèves à l'Institut agronomique, des écoles d'agriculture, etc. Plant anatomy; Plant physiology. FOil.MK KT STKUCTCUli DKS l'UKLRS 1051 de rann'au.r^ j)lus ou moins alIoiif;és selon l(>s espèces, dt; même coiifornialion (jue la li^e priiu'ipale, el (jui, à leur. Fig. 137(5. 1377, Fi., i;n6 — Pied vésôîatif do la Pivlt; des cliaiiips [Eqiiiselum arvense). — a. njllci-cttes do feuilles du rliizoïne ; b, tige aérienne, avec coUeretles (a) et rameaux vei-ticillés (0'",50). Fis- 137"
RMRD31KJ–. De flora van Nederland. Plants. FAMILIE 109. â COMFOSITAF:. â 427. Biologische bijzonderheid. De op bezoek komende insecten moeten hier, om b den lioni<^^ te komen, een lanj^ere slurf hebben dan bij C. arvense. Het zijn vooral bijensoorten met ianjj[e slurven. Voorkomen in Europa en in Nederland. De soort komt in j^elieel Europa aan we^kanten, op onbebouwde plaatsen en in weiden voor en is bij ons algemeen. De var. is tusschen Utrecht en Bunnik gevonden. Volksnamen. In Friesland heet de plant blauwe stekel, breedbol, speer- stekel en breedkopstekel, in Groningen doornstiekel, op Texel b
RMRH9NB2–. Botanisk tidsskrift. Botany; Plants; Plants. 3 I. Den anatomiske bygning og udvikling af bægeret hos Cirsium arvense. 1 a. Et tversnit gennem den nederste del af den udvik- lede fnok viser os (fig. 9), at denne del af fnokken består af 3 forskellige vævformer: 1) yderst: en enkelt kreds af for- holdsvis små, afrundet kvadratiske celler (E), hvis sidevægge alle viser den ejendommelighed at være stillede radialt; 2) et væv af rummeligere, afrundet-mangekantede celler (A og B), hvis to/ ih. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhance
![. Some common Ontario weeds [microform]. Weeds; Mauvaises herbes. :w P VSTu>D-cuHss. FuENcn Weed, Wiu> (iAHU.. ou VtNNY-CHESS, b.VblAUD UKf^"- . Stink-weeu. TIdaspi arvense (L). A ,vint..v annual, int,o,lâce,l IV.,n E"-!- I-;^;^^^^^^^^^^^^ i» ve,,- abuâ.lant in M;""to..a an.Us W - " ^. 'j;^^^^,^^,^ ,..,ââ ,â. .,, It .rows a» a,> o,vc, plant. w..l, . ⢠« . ^^^^ ^^^^^ ,^ ,,,â, ^,â ,â;. The leaves a.ynua«j.^ J .-. ^ .^^,^,â, ^,ââ,, â,ith sp, 1- the stc-,n by ea.-ln,e lol««. "'*' "'â ^â , .^.,, t,,, «ââ,,,â are very charac iâg flower stalks. Tl Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REPC5F/some-common-ontario-weeds-microform-weeds-mauvaises-herbes-w-p-vstugtd-cuhss-fuencn-weed-wiugt-iahu-ou-vtnny-chess-bvblaud-ukfquot-stink-weeu-tidaspi-arvense-l-a-vintv-annual-intolcel-ivn-equot-!-i-i-ve-abulant-in-mquotquottoa-anus-w-quot-j-it-rows-a-agt-ovc-plant-wl-the-leaves-aynuaj-j-ith-sp-1-the-stc-n-by-ea-lne-lol-quot-quot-t-are-very-charac-ig-flower-stalks-tl-REPC5F.jpg ". Some common Ontario weeds [microform]. Weeds; Mauvaises herbes. :w P VSTu>D-cuHss. FuENcn Weed, Wiu> (iAHU.. ou VtNNY-CHESS, b.VblAUD UKf^"- . Stink-weeu. TIdaspi arvense (L). A ,vint..v annual, int,o,lâce,l IV.,n E"-!- I-;^;^^^^^^^^^^^^ i» ve,,- abuâ.lant in M;""to..a an.Us W - " ^. 'j;^^^^,^^,^ ,..,ââ ,â. .,, It .rows a» a,> o,vc, plant. w..l, . ⢠« . ^^^^ ^^^^^ ,^ ,,,â, ^,â ,â;. The leaves a.ynua«j.^ J .-. ^ .^^,^,â, ^,ââ,, â,ith sp, 1- the stc-,n by ea.-ln,e lol««. "'*' "'â ^â , .^.,, t,,, «ââ,,,â are very charac iâg flower stalks. Tl Stock Photo")
RMREPC5F–. Some common Ontario weeds [microform]. Weeds; Mauvaises herbes. :w P VSTu>D-cuHss. FuENcn Weed, Wiu> (iAHU.. ou VtNNY-CHESS, b.VblAUD UKf^"- . Stink-weeu. TIdaspi arvense (L). A ,vint..v annual, int,o,lâce,l IV.,n E"-!- I-;^;^^^^^^^^^^^^ i» ve,,- abuâ.lant in M;""to..a an.Us W - " ^. 'j;^^^^,^^,^ ,..,ââ ,â. .,, It .rows a» a,> o,vc, plant. w..l, . ⢠« . ^^^^ ^^^^^ ,^ ,,,â, ^,â ,â;. The leaves a.ynua«j.^ J .-. ^ .^^,^,â, ^,ââ,, â,ith sp, 1- the stc-,n by ea.-ln,e lol««. "'*' "'â ^â , .^.,, t,,, «ââ,,,â are very charac iâg flower stalks. Tl
RMRHA1A2–. Botanisk tidsskrift. Botany; Plants; Plants. 123 I Le calice du Cirsium arvense Scop. 1. a. Une coupe Iransversale de la partie la plus infé- rieure de l'aigrette développée, nous montre (fig. 9) que cette partie se compose de trois formes de tissu très di- stinctes: 1° extérieurement: un seul cercle de cellules re- lativement petites et carrées à angles arrondis (E), dont les parois latérales présentent toutes la singularité d'être disposées radialement; 2° un tissu de cellules plus spacieu- iw ±12 3 4. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that
RMRR3602–. Acta Soc. pro Fauna et Flora Fennica. Natural history. Acta Societatis pro Fauna et Flora Fennica, XIX, N:o 6. 17 Pteridophyta. Eqvisetii7n arvense L. m. a. (Pr: a.). — Pa banvallen i narheten af Nummela station antraffades bland de normalt bort- vissnande afven fertila skott, hvilka efterat utvecklat krans- grenar. E. pratense Ehrh. t. r. (Pr: a.) pa banvallen V2 km vaster och ca 2 km oster om Nummela station; nedanfor ett barg pa Ridals mark strax soder om samma station; Vanhala by; Rajasuo dalgang. Blott antraffad steril. E. pahtstre L. a. (Pr: a.) pa vata och moss-angar och vid biickar i
RMRGPDBC–. Bulletin de la Société royale de botanique de Belgique. Société royale de botanique de Belgique; Botany. 105 Scorzonera humilis L. â Très abondant dans une prairie humide à Cap- pellen. *Lactuca scoriola L. â Voie ferrée à Thielt-N.-D. â M. Van Nerom en a trouve un pied sur la voie ferrée à Dicst. * â saligna L. â Wcbbccom (Van Nerom), 1 pied. Barkhausia foetida DC. â Voie ferrée à Thielt-N.-D. (2 pieds). Crépis paludosa Monch. â Lubbeck, Rhode-St-Picrrc, Oelcghem. *Xanthium Strumarium L âDécombres à Wcbbccom (Van Nerum),Q.Q.P. *PnIyenemum arvense L. - - Un pied à Webbecom (Van Ncr
RMRD2KM8–. da lian di qu zhi wu zhi. botany. å¾7 é®è å¾8 'I'j 'i'ji^ Equisetum arvense L. Equisetum ramosissimum Desf.. å¾9æ¨è´¼ å¾10å¤è£é´å°è½ . Equisetum hiemale L. Botrychium multifidum (Gmel. ) Rupr. æåºé¨å æè¤è²ãå ¨ç¼ç³Xæå¶ãè¥å »å¶å¤ä¸ºåµç¶ä¸è§å½¢æäºè§å½¢ï¼ä¸åè³å¤åç¾½ç¶5>è£ï¼ å¶èå离ãå-¢å-å¶åºèªæ»æ¦ï¼æåºèªè¥å »å¶åºé¨ï¼æåºèªå¶è½´ä¸ï¼æé¿æï¼é«åºæè¿é«åºè¥ å »å¶ãå-¢å-åç©ä¸ºçæ£çåé¥è±åºç¶æ为紧å¯çæ»ç¶è±åºç¶ãå-¢å-åçå½¢ï¼æ æï¼æ²¿å°ç©è½´ -24. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these ill
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