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. Introduction to structural and systematic botany, and vegetable physiology. Botany. DETERMINATE INFLORESCENCE. 217 and more or less elongated inflorescence which is irregtdarly branched twice, thrice, or a greater number of times. 400. A Thyrsus, or Thyrsc, is a compact panicle of a pyramidal, ovaly or oblong outline ; such as the cluster of flowers of the Lilac and Horsechestnut, a bunch of grapes, &c. 401. Definite or Determinate Inflorescence. In this class, the flowers all represent terminal buds (380). The primary axis is directly terminated by a single flower-bud, as in Fig. 327, a

. Pharmaceutical botany. Botany; Botany, Medical. 40 PHARMACEUTICAL BOTANY axils of opposite leaves. Ctusters of this kind are seen in Catnip, Horehound, Peppermint and other plants of the Labiatae. The raceme, corymb, umbel, etc., are frequently compounded. The compound raceme, or raceme with branched pedicels, is called a panicle. Ex.: Yucca and paniculate inflorescence of the oat. A Thyrsus is a compact panicle, of a pyramidal or oblong shape. Ex.: Lilac, Grape and Rhusglabra. A Mdced Anthotaxy is one in which the determinate and indeter- minate plans are combined, and illustrations of this

Thyrsus, a pole carried by Bacchus, and by Satyrs, Maenades, and others. The annexed cut shows the head of a thyrsus composed of the leaves and berrie

N/A. Tab. XCV. Zur Mythologie. c) Herkules, mit seiner Keule und der Löwenhaut, unterredet sich mit Aesculap, welcher die Hände auf einem mit einer Schlange umwundenen Stocke stützt. Neben ihm liegt eine Sphinx, am Leibe eine Löwin, am Gesichte ein Mädchen. Nicht weit davon ist Bacchus, ein schöner Jüngling mit Wein bekränzt, den vollen Becher in der Rechten und den Thyrsus in der Linken haltend. Neben ihm reitet auf einem Esel Silen; ein Satyr hält ihn, daß er nicht falle. Über dieser Gruppe erscheint Janus mit zwei Gesichtern. Daneben Fortuna, die auf einer Kugel steht. Unter ihr reiten Cast

In this image there is Roman Bacchhante. Roman Bacchhante holding a thyrsus and a glass of wine, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration.

The head of a thyrsus composed of the leaves and berries of the ivy, and surrounded by acanthus leaves. Very frequently, also, a while fillet was tied

. Pharmaceutical botany. Botany; Botany, Medical. 40 PHARMACEUTICAL BOTANY axils of opposite leaves. Ctusters of this kind are seen in Catnip, Horehound, Peppermint and other plants of the Labiatae. The raceme, corymb, umbel, etc., are frequently compounded. The compound raceme, or raceme with branched pedicels, is called a panicle. Ex.: Yucca and paniculate inflorescence of the oat. A Thyrsus is a compact panicle, of a pyramidal or oblong shape. Ex.: Lilac, Grape and Rhusglabra. A Mdced Anthotaxy is one in which the determinate and indeter- minate plans are combined, and illustrations of this

$. Synoptical flora of North America. Botany; Gamopetalae. 136 POLEMONIACE^. Collomia. # Cauline leaves simply pinnately parted into few (3 to 7) narrow-linear or often almost filiform divisions, very numerous, all alternate; inflorescence tliyrsiform or panicled: corolla sah'erform, with tube little if at all dilated upward. : C. Cavanillesiana, Don. Biennial {or perhaps perennial southward) with a somewhat woody base, more or less pubescent, virgately branched: flowers in small clusters in a narrow or raceme-like leafy thyrsus : pedicels very short or none : corolla white, ochroleu- cous, or - Stock Image$ . Synoptical flora of North America. Botany; Gamopetalae. 136 POLEMONIACE^. Collomia. # Cauline leaves simply pinnately parted into few (3 to 7) narrow-linear or often almost filiform divisions, very numerous, all alternate; inflorescence tliyrsiform or panicled: corolla sah'erform, with tube little if at all dilated upward. : C. Cavanillesiana, Don. Biennial {or perhaps perennial southward) with a somewhat woody base, more or less pubescent, virgately branched: flowers in small clusters in a narrow or raceme-like leafy thyrsus : pedicels very short or none : corolla white, ochroleu- cous, or

. Herbals, their origin and evolution, a chapter in the history of botany, 1470-1670. Botany; Botany; Herbals. V] De r Ecluse 129 inclines to a dark colour, and is speckled as in Tithymalus characia : the speckles are simply the remains of leaves which have fallen off. Meanwhile a thick pedicel covered. Text-fig. 60. "Battata VirgmULna." = Soianum tuberostim L., Potato [Gerard, The Herball, 1597]. with leaves springs out from the top of the larger branches, and bears, so to speak, a thyrsus of many yellow flowers,. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images

. Indian trees : an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos, and palms indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire. Trees. Fayrcva] LXXV. LOGANIAOEiE 477. Fig. 171. Fagrsea obovata, Wall. J. B. M. 1 in. long or less. 6. F. morindsBfolia, Blume, Anclamaiis, Malaya. A. rambling slirub, L broadly elliptic, very shortly acuminate, blade 6-12, petiole | in., sec. n. prominent beneath. FL in trichotomous cymes, arranged in a terminal pedtincnlate thyrsus 6-9 in., pedicels J-J in. long. Calyx J in., corolla funnel-shaped, tube J in., lobes | in. long. Enrz, Jl racemosa, F

. A tour round my garden . Natural history. LETTER XLIX. L'HERBE AU CHANTBE—RACINE—BOILEAU—SORCERERS—PLINT—HOMER —AND YELLOW GARLTC. Herb, now, is a plant whicli had. the honour of being the object of a correspondence between Racine and Boileau. Gardeners call it the yellow julienne; horticulturists, Velar de Sainte Barhe; savants, erysimum harharea; old women, herbe au chantre. It throws up, from a bunch of leaves shaped like a lyre, a stalk surmounted by a thyrsus of yellow flowers. It was formerly believed, even as late as the time of Louis XIV., that this herhe au chantre was, at least in

. A manual of botany. Botany. MORPHOLOGY OF REPEODUCTIVE ORGANS 127 main axis is racemose in its general arrangement, but it bears a ter- minal flower; the secondary and later axes are reversed racemes. 0. The Thyrsus.—This is somewhat more regular than the mixed panicle, which it resembles in having the main axis racemose. The secondary and later ones are cymose, and the successive branches are so disposed that the cluster is narrower at the apex and base than it is in the centre, having thus almost Fig, 241. Fio. 242. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that

$. Synoptical flora of North America. Botany; Gamopetalae. 136 POLEMONIACE^. Collomia. # Cauline leaves simply pinnately parted into few (3 to 7) narrow-linear or often almost filiform divisions, very numerous, all alternate; inflorescence tliyrsiform or panicled: corolla sah'erform, with tube little if at all dilated upward. : C. Cavanillesiana, Don. Biennial {or perhaps perennial southward) with a somewhat woody base, more or less pubescent, virgately branched: flowers in small clusters in a narrow or raceme-like leafy thyrsus : pedicels very short or none : corolla white, ochroleu- cous, or - Stock Image$ . Synoptical flora of North America. Botany; Gamopetalae. 136 POLEMONIACE^. Collomia. # Cauline leaves simply pinnately parted into few (3 to 7) narrow-linear or often almost filiform divisions, very numerous, all alternate; inflorescence tliyrsiform or panicled: corolla sah'erform, with tube little if at all dilated upward. : C. Cavanillesiana, Don. Biennial {or perhaps perennial southward) with a somewhat woody base, more or less pubescent, virgately branched: flowers in small clusters in a narrow or raceme-like leafy thyrsus : pedicels very short or none : corolla white, ochroleu- cous, or

$. A manual of botany. Botany. Fig. 241. Mixed panicle of the Privet {^Ligustrum vulgare). a'. Primary axis, a'', a". Secondary axes, a'", a"'. Tertiary axes, c, c. The central flowers of the respective clusters, which are seen to be in a more expanded state than those surrounding or below them. Fig. 242. Thyrsus of Vine. the shape of a double cone. Examples are seen in the inflo- rescence of the Lilac and the Horse Chestnut. An almost com- pound thyrsus is seen in the Vine (fig. 242). Light is often thrown upon the construction of the forms of the inflorescence by the study of t - Stock Image$ . A manual of botany. Botany. Fig. 241. Mixed panicle of the Privet {^Ligustrum vulgare). a'. Primary axis, a'', a". Secondary axes, a'", a"'. Tertiary axes, c, c. The central flowers of the respective clusters, which are seen to be in a more expanded state than those surrounding or below them. Fig. 242. Thyrsus of Vine. the shape of a double cone. Examples are seen in the inflo- rescence of the Lilac and the Horse Chestnut. An almost com- pound thyrsus is seen in the Vine (fig. 242). Light is often thrown upon the construction of the forms of the inflorescence by the study of t

. Indian trees : an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos, and palms indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire. Trees. Fayrcva] LXXV. LOGANIAOEiE 477. Fig. 171. Fagrsea obovata, Wall. J. B. M. 1 in. long or less. 6. F. morindsBfolia, Blume, Anclamaiis, Malaya. A. rambling slirub, L broadly elliptic, very shortly acuminate, blade 6-12, petiole | in., sec. n. prominent beneath. FL in trichotomous cymes, arranged in a terminal pedtincnlate thyrsus 6-9 in., pedicels J-J in. long. Calyx J in., corolla funnel-shaped, tube J in., lobes | in. long. Enrz, Jl racemosa, F

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