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RF2RXNAPD–Forest poison rope (Strophanthus speciosus) is a medicinal shrub or small tree native to southern Africa. Flowers detail.
RFWHEXBE–Strophanthus floral botanical flower. Watercolor background set. Isolated flower illustration element.
RF2G7GF95–Ouabain, is a plant derived toxic substance that was traditionally used as an arrow poison
![The chemist and druggist [electronic resource] . used.Strophanthus was at present in the hands of scientific andmedical investigators, and he would be surprised if the resultdid not turn out in its favour. He remembered hearing Faraday once say that he did not conduct any of his scien-tific investigations with the prospect of a commercial ap-plication, but ultimately the most scientific researches wereturned to practical uses. Specimens. Mr. Holmes then called attention to a large number ofrecent additions to the museum, which included a collectionof Chilian and Indian plants, a spurious chire Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AX79XF/the-chemist-and-druggist-electronic-resource-usedstrophanthus-was-at-present-in-the-hands-of-scientific-andmedical-investigators-and-he-would-be-surprised-if-the-resultdid-not-turn-out-in-its-favour-he-remembered-hearing-faraday-once-say-that-he-did-not-conduct-any-of-his-scien-tific-investigations-with-the-prospect-of-a-commercial-ap-plication-but-ultimately-the-most-scientific-researches-wereturned-to-practical-uses-specimens-mr-holmes-then-called-attention-to-a-large-number-ofrecent-additions-to-the-museum-which-included-a-collectionof-chilian-and-indian-plants-a-spurious-chire-2AX79XF.jpg "The chemist and druggist [electronic resource] . used.Strophanthus was at present in the hands of scientific andmedical investigators, and he would be surprised if the resultdid not turn out in its favour. He remembered hearing Faraday once say that he did not conduct any of his scien-tific investigations with the prospect of a commercial ap-plication, but ultimately the most scientific researches wereturned to practical uses. Specimens. Mr. Holmes then called attention to a large number ofrecent additions to the museum, which included a collectionof Chilian and Indian plants, a spurious chire Stock Photo")
RM2AX79XF–The chemist and druggist [electronic resource] . used.Strophanthus was at present in the hands of scientific andmedical investigators, and he would be surprised if the resultdid not turn out in its favour. He remembered hearing Faraday once say that he did not conduct any of his scien-tific investigations with the prospect of a commercial ap-plication, but ultimately the most scientific researches wereturned to practical uses. Specimens. Mr. Holmes then called attention to a large number ofrecent additions to the museum, which included a collectionof Chilian and Indian plants, a spurious chire
RMMMJ65F–. English: Roupellia grata Wall. & Hook. is a synonym of Strophanthus gratus (Wall. & Hook.) Baill. . before 1849. Arabella Elizabeth Roupell (1817–1914) Alternative names Roupell; Arabella Roupell; Arabella Elizabeth Pigott Description British-South African botanical illustrator, painter and botanist Date of birth/death 23 March 1817 31 July 1914 Location of birth Newport Authority control : Q4783330 VIAF:?15525826 Botanist:?Roupell GND:?116664444 54 Arabella Elizabeth Roupell09
RMP7EWN6–Strophanthus hispidus. Chromolithograph by E. Gunther after a botanical illustration from Hermann Adolph Koehler's Medicinal Plants, edited by Gustav Pabst, Koehler, Germany, 1887.
RFWHEXBK–Strophanthus floral botanical flower. Watercolor background set. Isolated flower illustration element.
RM2AXGG2W–American journal of pharmacy . sodden from the middle of Novem-ber until the beginning of April. It is sparsely covered with bush,and there is very little shade where the strophanthus grows. Thetemperature averages about 105*^ F. in the sun and 50° F. in thenight. The specimens in flower were gathered at the end of Octo-ber. There are the pods of the previous year opening on the bushat the same time that the flowers are in blossom, and in Decemberthe flowers are over and the seeds scattered. At the time the plantflowers there are no leaves formed, or they are only very slightlydeveloped. Pharm
RMP9H9JN–Twisted cord flower, Strophanthus divaricatus (Chinese strophanthus, Strophanthus divergens). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by S. Nevitt after a botanical illustration by Miss Maund from Benjamin Maund and the Rev. John Stevens Henslow's The Botanist, London, 1836.
RFWHEXBC–Strophanthus leaf floral botanical flower. Watercolor background set. Isolated flower illustration element.
RM2AKNJKG–The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . ndent shrub, commonthroughoutlndia, Malaya, and South China, belongingto the natural order Myrsinea. The fruits or berriesmuch resemble black Pepper in appearance, which,indeed, they are used to adulterate, and they are also The other parcel consisted of three packages ofvery common, small and aljuost black leaves, such ashave on one or two previous occasions been shippedfrom Java. For these not even Id. per pound wasobtainable. Under the head of Strophanthus it isreported that a parcel of 271 lb. of
RMP8XAAA–. 112 Deutsch-Ostafrika, Zentrales Steppengebiet (Busse) - Tafel 43(2) - Strophanthus eminii
RMP5KR14–Strophanthus is a genus of flowering plants in the family Apocynaceae, native mainly to tropical Africa with a few species in Asia. The name (strophos anthos, 'twisted cord flower') derives from the long twisted threadlike segments of the corolla.. . Benjamin Maund's The Botanist was a five-volume series that introduced 250 new plants from 1836 to 1842. The series is notable for its many female artists: the plates were drawn by Maund's daughters Sara and Eliza, Augusta Withers, Priscilla Bury, Jane Taylor, Miss R. Mills among others. The other characteristic is partial colouring - many of the
RMPFC0FB–. Der Tropenpflanzer; zeitschrift fr tropische landwirtschaft. Tropical plants; Tropical crops. — 559 —. Fig. 3. Strophanthus gratus (Wall, et Hook.) Franch. A Blühender Zweig, B Anthere, C Griffel mit Narbe, D Fruchtknoten, E Fruchtknotenquerschnitt, F Frucht. G Same mit Haarschopf.. 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.. Berlin
RFWHEXBR–Strophanthus leaf floral botanical flower. Watercolor background set. Isolated flower illustration element.
RM2AN272G–The Surgical history of the naval war between Japan & China : during 1894-95 ; translated from the original Japanese report . ill discharged pus ; exhaustion gradually supervened. Onthe 23rd, the heart became very feeble with faint pulsations, tincture of digitalis wasgiven, and as the strength of the pulse continued weak, tincture of strophanthus thewas substituted on the 30th. On November 13th, the granulation of the burnedparts improved, and the discharge of pu3 decreased ; the hearts action revived,and the strophanthus was withdrawn. Emaciation increased owing to heavy dis-charge of pus fr
RMPFC0F8–. Der Tropenpflanzer; zeitschrift fr tropische landwirtschaft. Tropical plants; Tropical crops. 554. Fig. 1. Strophanthus Korabe Oliv. A blühender Zweig, B Blüte im Längsschnitt, C Antheren, D Griffel mit Narbe, E Fruchtknoten und Querschnitt desselben, F halbe Frucht, aufspringend, G Samen.. 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.. Berlin
RMT3XT57–Archive image from page 160 of Die Nutzpflanzen unserer Kolonien und. Die Nutzpflanzen unserer Kolonien und ihre wirtschaftliche Bedeutung für das Mutterland dienutzpflanzenu00west Year: 1909 Tafel 36. Strophanthus hispidus. a) Zweig mit Blüten, ' 5 nt. Gr. b) Doppelfrucht, ';, nat. Gr. c) Samen, der obere mit Flugapparat, * ;, nat. Gr. FÖRSTER a BORRIES. ZWICKAU
RM2ANAPT6–Archives of internal medicine . -chronous. For twelve days preceding, the patient had been taking 10 minims ofthe tincture of strophanthus thrice daily. A right-sided hydrothorax of smallsize was also present. Gradual improvement occurred. The cardiac dulness receded, and when lastseen on October 28. the patient was A-ery much more comfortable although stillbedfast. Tracing 2, Avhich was made at this time, shows a pulse and respiratoryratio of about four to one. In so far as a brief search of the literature disclosed, this case isunique. The fact that the pulse and respiration remained accurat
RMPFC0F9–. Der Tropenpflanzer; zeitschrift fr tropische landwirtschaft. Tropical plants; Tropical crops. TEOPENPFLANZER. ZEITSCHRIFT FÜB TROPISCHE LMDWIRTSCHAFT. ORGAN DES KOLONIAL-AVIRTSCHAFTLICHEN KOMITEES. HERAUSGEGEBEN VON O. WARBURG, BERLIN. F. WOHLTMANN, BOJiN-POPPElSDORF. Inlisiltsverzeiclmis. Dr. E. Gilg: Über die pharm akognostiscli wichtigen Strophauthus- Arteii. Mit drei Abbildungen. Prof. Dr. L. Lewin: Gutachten über den arzneilichen Wert von Strophanthus hispidus und Kombe. Prof. Dr. O. Warburg: Guttaperchakultur in Kamerun. Dr. Gerber: Bericht üb er die Forstkultur in Deutsch-Südwestafrik
RM2AM4096–X-ray . a two-horse wagon tocarry the flowers home. He has been anathlete of note in his high school days, andwas noted for the perfect form of his gas-trocnemius, of which he was justly proud.A man of Chesterfieldian manners, rosycheeked and everlastingly good-natured andwearing a smile that wont come off. Samis popular with all who know him. Samsambition is to get his Dip and hikeback home, settle down, and become apop in reality. LUIGI DOMINIC DISTEFANO, $ A r Maryland Familiarly known as Wop, and bysome as Strophanthus and Strabismus. The man with a name, not only long, buthard to pronounc
RMPG2KCF–. Pharmaceutical botany. Botany; Botany, Medical. 54 PHARMACEUTICAL BOTANY ^E A. Fig. 31.—Section o£ a grain of wheat. A, Pericarps and seed coats; B, layer of cells in endosperm containing aleurone grains; C, cells of the endosperm containing starch grains. (From Hamaker.) seminated by wind currents. Examples of these are seen in the Milk- weed, which has a tuft of hairs at one end of the seed called a Coma, and in the official Strophanthus, which has a long bristle-like appendage attached to one end of the seed and called an awn. The wart-like appendage at the hilum or micropyle, as in Casto
RM2AJ5X9C–Scientific and applied pharmacognosy intended for the use of students in pharmacy, as a hand book for pharmacists, and as a reference book for food and drug analysts and pharmacologists . Fig. 234.—Transverse section of strophanthus seed; SC, seed-coat with unicel-lular non-glandular hairs (H); R, raphe; E, endosperm; C, C, cotyledonswith fibrovascular bundle (V) and palisade cells (P). aleurone grains, and strophanthin, the latter being colored brightgreen upon the addition of sulphuric acid; in the center occur twolarge plano-convex cotyledons having a distinct epidermal layer, a 546 SCIENTI
RMMW18TW–. Strophanthus preussii, Apocynaceae . 1909. M.S. del., J.N.Fitch lith. 578 Strophanthus preussii 135-8250
RM2AJ5XPC–Scientific and applied pharmacognosy intended for the use of students in pharmacy, as a hand book for pharmacists, and as a reference book for food and drug analysts and pharmacologists . ibers (SF), tracheae (T), and medullary rays(MR). B, transverse section of the root of Apocynum androssemifoliumshowing in addition groups of stone cells (St) in the cortex. Literature.—Holm, Mercks Report, 1910, p. 277; Power, Jour.Chem. Soc, 1909, p. 734. Strophanthus.—The ripe seeds of Strophanthus Kombe (Fam.Apocynacese), a twining shrub found in Zambesi and other parts of 544 SCIENTIFIC AND APPLIED PHARM
RMMWT7G3–. Strophanthus preussii, Apocynaceae . 1909. M.S. del., J.N.Fitch lith. 579 Strophanthus preussii 135-8250
RM2AXC023–Plants and their ways in South Africa . Fig. 327. — Strophanthus ca-pensis, D.C. {speciosus, R.), anda corolla laid open showingscales at the throat. conniving, tailed. Fruit of lanceolate follicles, many seeded ;seeds hairy at one end.. Fig. -^2.%.—Pachypodium. I. Branch showing spinous stipules and follicleswith hairy seeds. II. Flower. Leaves in spirals, sometimes suppressed, with stipular spines. 348 Plants and their Ways in South Africa Small shrubs with tuberous roots. Flowers white, red, oryellow. Order Asclepiadace/e. Flowers perfect, regular, five parted; sepals imbricate, oddsepal at
RMMY26TX–. Strophanthus preussii, Apocynaceae . 1909. M.S. del., J.N.Fitch lith. 505 Strophanthus preussii 135-8250
![. Journal - American Medical Association. i- S!-it„Toe.^d^e;VmTnro/a?ute^uivitis In children. Give etiology and treatment MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS. 1. HOW do strophanthus and digitalis .differ in P-^/.J^o^lf.-V-J- - -^-^ °f ryirne*usin%mpatTblesand;its -do.e. 3.reparations of rhubarb and ^hi -^-f^-U^r^n|;r^£rpatU.j;a^ ^ sraSw?^i^ci;ryj?59rS^i ^^vtsr^a^^^of^T^: tions of inecac and their dosm e? ^,^^^^^ and for adults. 5.posed? Give the dose for a ^hn],,^,^° ,,, g ^-hat Is Ihe source ofContrast the action of e;:f ,?^„^^^!ftio„s? 7 Explain the action ^^llVlir^^Ufc^T^V.,^^: aTsIt, (c) iod Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CEPPRN/journal-american-medical-association-i-s!-ittoedevmtnroauteuivitis-in-children-give-etiology-and-treatment-materia-medica-and-therapeutics-1-how-do-strophanthus-and-digitalis-differ-in-p-jolf-v-j-f-ryirneusinmpattblesandits-doe-3reparations-of-rhubarb-and-hi-f-urnrrpatuja-sraswiciryj59rsi-vtsraoft-tions-of-inecac-and-their-dosm-e-and-for-adults-5posed-give-the-dose-for-a-hn-g-hat-is-ihe-source-ofcontrast-the-action-of-ef-!ftios-7-explain-the-action-llvlirufctv-atsit-c-iod-2CEPPRN.jpg ". Journal - American Medical Association. i- S!-it„Toe.^d^e;VmTnro/a?ute^uivitis In children. Give etiology and treatment MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS. 1. HOW do strophanthus and digitalis .differ in P-^/.J^o^lf.-V-J- - -^-^ °f ryirne*usin%mpatTblesand;its -do.e. 3.reparations of rhubarb and ^hi -^-f^-U^r^n|;r^£rpatU.j;a^ ^ sraSw?^i^ci;ryj?59rS^i ^^vtsr^a^^^of^T^: tions of inecac and their dosm e? ^,^^^^^ and for adults. 5.posed? Give the dose for a ^hn],,^,^° ,,, g ^-hat Is Ihe source ofContrast the action of e;:f ,?^„^^^!ftio„s? 7 Explain the action ^^llVlir^^Ufc^T^V.,^^: aTsIt, (c) iod Stock Photo")
RM2CEPPRN–. Journal - American Medical Association. i- S!-it„Toe.^d^e;VmTnro/a?ute^uivitis In children. Give etiology and treatment MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS. 1. HOW do strophanthus and digitalis .differ in P-^/.J^o^lf.-V-J- - -^-^ °f ryirne*usin%mpatTblesand;its -do.e. 3.reparations of rhubarb and ^hi -^-f^-U^r^n|;r^£rpatU.j;a^ ^ sraSw?^i^ci;ryj?59rS^i ^^vtsr^a^^^of^T^: tions of inecac and their dosm e? ^,^^^^^ and for adults. 5.posed? Give the dose for a ^hn],,^,^° ,,, g ^-hat Is Ihe source ofContrast the action of e;:f ,?^„^^^!ftio„s? 7 Explain the action ^^llVlir^^Ufc^T^V.,^^: aTsIt, (c) iod
RMMCRHMP–. Strophanthus hispidus. a) Zweig mit Blüten, ' 5 n^t. Gr. b) Doppelfrucht, ';, nat. Gr. c) Samen, der obere mit Flugapparat, * ;, nat. Gr. FÖRSTER a BORRIES. ZWICKAU
RMRDHMD2–. A Manual of botany : being an introduction to the study of the structure, physiology, and classification of plants . Botany. 202 FLORAL ENVELOPES—COEOLLA. summit of the petals in the form of a long process, as in Strophanthus hispidus, where it extends for seven inches; and at other times it ends in a free point or cuspis, and the petal becomes cuspidate; or the pro- longed extremity is folded downwards or inflexed, as in Umbelliferse (fig. 306), so that the apex approaches the base. If the median vein divides into two, the space between, the divisions may be filled up so as to leave only a
RMMCPKH8–. Fig. 61. Natürliclie Gr Samen von Strophanthus. der einzelnen Haare schwanken zwischen 49—92 [x. Die Wanddicke ist stärker als bei den beiden schon beschriebenen Haaren und steigt gegen den Grund zu bis auf 5,9 [x. Die Haare von Strophanthus zeigen am Grunde grosse Poren in der Zellwand (Fig. 62). Die Samenhaare dieser Pflanze sind fast ganz wohlerhalten, der Grund dafür liegt in der grösseren Festigkeit, welche wieder durch die relativ starke Verdickung der Wand bedingt wird. Die Ursache, weshalb die Samenhaare von Strophanthus nicht so häufig als jene von Asdepias und Calotropis verwendet
RMRED2XT–. Comptes rendus des séances de la Société de biologie et de ses filiales. Biology. EXTRAITS de Bardane, BerbèriSt Cupressvs, 0sier rozzge, Sûngey Salîcaire, Séneçon^ etc. SCLÉRAMINE Iode organique injectable fKmpoulea, Cache'i et toutes prescriptions. FONDANTS de Condurango, Étain, lodotannique. Levure de bière, Klangano-ferreux, Soufre, Salicaire, etc. INTRAITS de Colchixfue, Digitale. Gui, Marron d'Inde, Valériane, I Strophanthus, etc. COLLOBÏASES t3 Chaulmoogra, Éiain, Or bleu. Soufre, Sulfhydrargyre, Térébenthine, etc. PAVÉRON Opium injectable, Rmpoulea, 'Compriméa et toutes prescriptlonm
RMMCPJNK–. Fig. 61. Natürliche Grösse. Samen von Stiopliantlii, der einzelnen Ilaare schwanken zwischen 49—92 jx. Die Wanddicke ist stärker als bei den beiden schon beschriebenen Haaren und steigt ge-en den Grund zu bis auf 5,9 [x. Die Haare von Strophanthus zeigen am Grunde grosse Poren in der Zellwand (Fig. 62). Die Samenhaare dieser Pllanze smd fast ganz wohlerhalten, der Grund dafür liegt in der grösseren Festigkeit, welche wieder durch die relativ starke erdickung d^er Wand bedingt wird. Die Ursache, weshalb die Samenhaare von Strophanthus nicht so häufig als jene von Asckpias und Calotropi, verw
RMRH1P74–. British Central Africa; an attempt to give some account of a portion of the territories under British influence north of the Zambezi. Natural history. BOTANY 225 roots, leaves, flowers, seeds and barks not as yet identified and named. Many of these like the Strophanthus may prove valuable additions to our Pharmacopoeia. The natives eat the fruit of the Amomum. The flower of this plant appears a short distance above the ground in the spring months. One species is a lovely purple-red, another a pink-mauve, a third crocus-yellow, and a fourth. Please note that these images are extracted from sc
RMRDH6R1–. Pharmaceutical botany. Botany; Botany, Medical. 54 PHARMACEUTICAL BOTANY ^E A. Fig. 31.—Section o£ a grain of wheat. A, Pericarps and seed coats; B, layer of cells in endosperm containing aleurone grains; C, cells of the endosperm containing starch grains. (From Hamaker.) seminated by wind currents. Examples of these are seen in the Milk- weed, which has a tuft of hairs at one end of the seed called a Coma, and in the official Strophanthus, which has a long bristle-like appendage attached to one end of the seed and called an awn. The wart-like appendage at the hilum or micropyle, as in Casto
RMRED38P–. Comptes rendus des séances de la Société de biologie et de ses filiales. Biology. DAUS3E <57* f^nnêe. Extraits d« Bardine, Berhiria, Cvpressva, Osier rouge, Ssttge, Salicalre, Séneçon, etc. SCLÃRAMINE Iode organique injectable ^mpaulea, Cache's et tovtea prescriptions. FONDANTS 4* ConJvrango, Ãtâln, lodotanniqxje. Levure de bière, Mangano-ferreuK, Soufre, Salicalre, etc. INTRAITS de Colchique, Digitale, Gui, Marron d'Inde, Valériane, Strophanthus, etc. COLLOBIASE8 tj Chaulmoogra, Ãtain, Or lieu, Soufre, Sulfhydrargyr», Térébenthine, etc. PAVÃRON -A Opium injectable, ampoules,
RMRED38K–. Comptes rendus des séances de la Société de biologie et de ses filiales. Biology. Extraits d« Bardine, Berhiria, Cvpressva, Osier rouge, Ssttge, Salicalre, Séneçon, etc. SCLÃRAMINE Iode organique injectable ^mpaulea, Cache's et tovtea prescriptions. FONDANTS 4* ConJvrango, Ãtâln, lodotanniqxje. Levure de bière, Mangano-ferreuK, Soufre, Salicalre, etc. INTRAITS de Colchique, Digitale, Gui, Marron d'Inde, Valériane, Strophanthus, etc. COLLOBIASE8 tj Chaulmoogra, Ãtain, Or lieu, Soufre, Sulfhydrargyr», Térébenthine, etc. PAVÃRON -A Opium injectable, ampoules, 'Comprimés et toutes p
RMRCXP28–. Der Tropenpflanzer; zeitschrift fr tropische landwirtschaft. Tropical plants; Tropical crops. TEOPENPFLANZER. ZEITSCHRIFT FÜB TROPISCHE LMDWIRTSCHAFT. ORGAN DES KOLONIAL-AVIRTSCHAFTLICHEN KOMITEES. HERAUSGEGEBEN VON O. WARBURG, BERLIN. F. WOHLTMANN, BOJiN-POPPElSDORF. Inlisiltsverzeiclmis. Dr. E. Gilg: Über die pharm akognostiscli wichtigen Strophauthus- Arteii. Mit drei Abbildungen. Prof. Dr. L. Lewin: Gutachten über den arzneilichen Wert von Strophanthus hispidus und Kombe. Prof. Dr. O. Warburg: Guttaperchakultur in Kamerun. Dr. Gerber: Bericht üb er die Forstkultur in Deutsch-Südwestafrik
RMRCXP27–. Der Tropenpflanzer; zeitschrift fr tropische landwirtschaft. Tropical plants; Tropical crops. 554. Fig. 1. Strophanthus Korabe Oliv. A blühender Zweig, B Blüte im Längsschnitt, C Antheren, D Griffel mit Narbe, E Fruchtknoten und Querschnitt desselben, F halbe Frucht, aufspringend, G Samen.. 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.. Berlin
RMRCXP25–. Der Tropenpflanzer; zeitschrift fr tropische landwirtschaft. Tropical plants; Tropical crops. — 559 —. Fig. 3. Strophanthus gratus (Wall, et Hook.) Franch. A Blühender Zweig, B Anthere, C Griffel mit Narbe, D Fruchtknoten, E Fruchtknotenquerschnitt, F Frucht. G Same mit Haarschopf.. 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.. Berlin
RMRCGNPX–. Die Nutzpflanzen unserer Kolonien und ihre wirtschaftliche Bedeutung für das Mutterland. Tropical crops; Plants, Useful; Plants, Useful. Tafel 36.. Strophanthus hispidus. a) Zweig mit Blüten, ' 5 n^t. Gr. b) Doppelfrucht, ';, nat. Gr. c) Samen, der obere mit Flugapparat, * ;, nat. Gr. FÖRSTER a BORRIES. ZWICKAU. 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.. Westermann, Diedrich, 1875-1956. Berlin : D. Reimer
RMRCGDFP–. Die rohstoffe des pflanzenreiches; versuch einer technischen rohstofflehre des pflanzenreiches. Botany, Economic; Materia medica, Vegetable. Aclitzehnter Abschnitt. Fasern. 273 (Fig. 61). Die einzelnen Haare sind bis auf den stets eigenthümlich gekrümmten untersten Theil ziemlich gerade gestreckt und kegelförmig gestaltet. Gegen den Grund hin baucht sich das Haar deutlich aus, um aber am untersten Grunde sich wieder deutlich zu verschmälern. Die Länge des Haares steigt bis auf 5,6 cm. Die maximalen Durchmesser. Fig. 61. Natürliclie Gr Samen von Strophanthus. der einzelnen Haare schwanken zwi
RMRCHB90–. Die Rohstoffe des Pflanzenreichs : versuch einer Technischen Rohstofflehre des Pflanzenreiches. Botany, Economic. 152 Siebzehnter Abschnitt. Fasern. Länge des Haares steigt bis auf 5,6 cm. Die maximalen Durchmesser der einzelnen Haare schwanken zwischen 49—92 (t. Die Wanddicke ist stärker als bei den beiden schon beschriebenen Haaren und steigt gegen den Grund zu bis auf 5,9 /a. Die Haare von Strophanthus zeigen am Grunde große Poren in der Zellwand (Fig. 29). Die Samenhaare dieser Pflanze sind fast ganz wohlerhalten, der Grund dafür liegt in der größeren Festigkeit, welche durch die relativ
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