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Albizia julibrissin, Persian Silk Tree,silk ,silky,flowers,flower,flowering,trees,leaves,foliage, exotic,bi-pinnate,compound foliage,RM Floral Stock Photo

RMKR148X–Albizia julibrissin, Persian Silk Tree,silk ,silky,flowers,flower,flowering,trees,leaves,foliage, exotic,bi-pinnate,compound foliage,RM Floral

Closeup Of Cedar Tree Leaves On Tree Stock Photo

RF2DENE3H–Closeup Of Cedar Tree Leaves On Tree

Leaves of the Abarema Idiopoda. Stock Photo

RMPFG2DR–Leaves of the Abarema Idiopoda.

little staghorn sumac tree with green and red leaves at autumn time, isolated on white Stock Photo

RFD4J1FT–little staghorn sumac tree with green and red leaves at autumn time, isolated on white

Soft Shield Fern Polystichum setiferum sporangia Stock Photo

RME5TJYP–Soft Shield Fern Polystichum setiferum sporangia

Mature Aralia elata Variegata in a mixed planting of trees and shrubs in an English garden Stock Photo

RM2EEMBC2–Mature Aralia elata Variegata in a mixed planting of trees and shrubs in an English garden

Hard Shield-fern Polystichum aculeatum Sporangia Stock Photo

RME4HR9J–Hard Shield-fern Polystichum aculeatum Sporangia

A specimen Gleditsia triacanthos f. inermis 'Sunburst' growing in a planter in a pocket park in Calne Wiltshire England UK Stock Photo

RM2AW8326–A specimen Gleditsia triacanthos f. inermis 'Sunburst' growing in a planter in a pocket park in Calne Wiltshire England UK

Male-fern Dryopteris filix-mas underside of frond showing mature sori Stock Photo

RME598H5–Male-fern Dryopteris filix-mas underside of frond showing mature sori

Broad buckler fern, Dryopteris dilatata, new frond tip spreading out in woodland being blown gently in continuous windy conditions Stock Photo

RMMPBT01–Broad buckler fern, Dryopteris dilatata, new frond tip spreading out in woodland being blown gently in continuous windy conditions

Wild Cerlery, Apium graveolens in bloom. Stock Photo

RMPMJ112–Wild Cerlery, Apium graveolens in bloom.

Red Powder-Puff Plant (Calliandra Haematocephala) Stock Photo

RMP687KT–Red Powder-Puff Plant (Calliandra Haematocephala)

RFEHE73M–crowned crane

Water Droplets on Autumn Leaves Stock Photo

RFBA1B5P–Water Droplets on Autumn Leaves

The Ash tree has distinctive sooty black conical leaf buds. Very often the Ash is amongst the oldest trees in mature woodland and can live to be 80yrs Stock Photo

RM2F82H99–The Ash tree has distinctive sooty black conical leaf buds. Very often the Ash is amongst the oldest trees in mature woodland and can live to be 80yrs

. Handbook of the trees of the northern states and Canada east of the Rocky mountains. Photo-descriptive. s, the bor-ders of sloughs and low river banks subjectto long inundation, in company with the But-ton-bush, Forestiera, Planer-tree, Bald Cypress,Water and Tupelo Gums, various Willows, etc.and is most abundant and of largest size in thelower Mississippi valley. The wood, of which a cu. ft. when absolutely dry weighs 45.76 lbs., is heavy, hard and strong, of a reddish brown color with thick pale yellow sap-wood.- Leaves 5-10 in. long with .5-7 pairs of pinnateor bi-pinnate pinnae of ..-12 Stock Photo

RM2AFHH47–. Handbook of the trees of the northern states and Canada east of the Rocky mountains. Photo-descriptive. s, the bor-ders of sloughs and low river banks subjectto long inundation, in company with the But-ton-bush, Forestiera, Planer-tree, Bald Cypress,Water and Tupelo Gums, various Willows, etc.and is most abundant and of largest size in thelower Mississippi valley. The wood, of which a cu. ft. when absolutely dry weighs 45.76 lbs., is heavy, hard and strong, of a reddish brown color with thick pale yellow sap-wood.- Leaves 5-10 in. long with .5-7 pairs of pinnateor bi-pinnate pinnae of ..-12

RM2F82H5P–The Ash tree has distinctive sooty black conical leaf buds. Very often the Ash is amongst the oldest trees in mature woodland and can live to be 80yrs

. The elements of botany embracing organography, histology, vegetable physiology, systematic botany and economic botany ... together with a complete glossary of botanical terms. Botany. pairs throughout, the leaf is said to be abruptly-pinnate {Fig. 74); if a single leaflet terminates the rachis, the leaf is said to be odd-pinnate (Fig. 73). Palmate (some- times called- digitate) leaves have the leaflets borne on the extreme tip of the leaf-stalk (Fig. 75). 42. The leaflets themselves may be divided, which is expressed by the terms bi-pinnate (twice pinnate, Fig. 76), or thrice pinnate. When t Stock Photo

RMPG3T39–. The elements of botany embracing organography, histology, vegetable physiology, systematic botany and economic botany ... together with a complete glossary of botanical terms. Botany. pairs throughout, the leaf is said to be abruptly-pinnate {Fig. 74); if a single leaflet terminates the rachis, the leaf is said to be odd-pinnate (Fig. 73). Palmate (some- times called- digitate) leaves have the leaflets borne on the extreme tip of the leaf-stalk (Fig. 75). 42. The leaflets themselves may be divided, which is expressed by the terms bi-pinnate (twice pinnate, Fig. 76), or thrice pinnate. When t

Ash have distinctive dark, sooty leaf buds and in spring they start to develop as the new seasons leaf canopy readies to open up as the weather warms Stock Photo

RM2FXH0HK–Ash have distinctive dark, sooty leaf buds and in spring they start to develop as the new seasons leaf canopy readies to open up as the weather warms

RMKR1496–Albizia julibrissin, Persian Silk Tree,silk ,silky,flowers,flower,flowering,trees,leaves,foliage, exotic,bi-pinnate,compound foliage,RM Floral

Closeup Of Cedar Tree Leaves Stock Photo

RF2DENDXN–Closeup Of Cedar Tree Leaves

RM2FXH0HR–Ash have distinctive dark, sooty leaf buds and in spring they start to develop as the new seasons leaf canopy readies to open up as the weather warms

RF2DAX6WT–Moringa On Board Background

Discovery reports (1962) Discovery reports discoveryreports30inst Year: 1962 DESCRIPTION OF SPECIES i3S Tentacles. There are twenty-two tentacles in one specimen examined. They have short branches and are at most bi-pinnate. Dorsal tubercle. The dorsal tubercle in each of four animals has a narrow longitudinal slit-like opening, either straight, slightly sinuous, or very slightly curved (Text-fig. 58 B). This is quite distinct from the C-shaped opening described by Arnback in the typical form of the species. Branchial sac. The number of branchial folds varies; in one animal there are seven o Stock Photo

RMT1HF1Y–Discovery reports (1962) Discovery reports discoveryreports30inst Year: 1962 DESCRIPTION OF SPECIES i3S Tentacles. There are twenty-two tentacles in one specimen examined. They have short branches and are at most bi-pinnate. Dorsal tubercle. The dorsal tubercle in each of four animals has a narrow longitudinal slit-like opening, either straight, slightly sinuous, or very slightly curved (Text-fig. 58 B). This is quite distinct from the C-shaped opening described by Arnback in the typical form of the species. Branchial sac. The number of branchial folds varies; in one animal there are seven o

Closeup Of Half Royal Poinciana Leaf Stock Photo

RF2F8THT0–Closeup Of Half Royal Poinciana Leaf

Sweet pea 'Matucana' flowers and vine Stock Photo

RM2CK0J0A–Sweet pea 'Matucana' flowers and vine

Broad buckler fern, Dryopteris dilatata, new frond tip spreading out in woodland with shallow depth of field new sori developing underneath Stock Photo

RMMPBRYN–Broad buckler fern, Dryopteris dilatata, new frond tip spreading out in woodland with shallow depth of field new sori developing underneath

. A popular description of the common Oregon ferns; contribution from the Herbarium of the University of Oregon. THE COMMON OREGON FERNS 17 ATHYRIUM. Fronds bi-pinnate, usually tapering in both directions and widestat middle. Sori oblong and oblique to midvein. In moist ground, becomes dwarfed at high altitudes. A. cyclosorum Rupr. Western Lady-fern PHEGOPTERIS. Beech Fern. Sori always without indusia, round. Frond twice or thrice pin-nate or pinnatifid, or tenate. (From the Greek phagus, an oak or beech, and pteris, a fern.) Fronds twice pinnate, pinnules pinnatifid. Cliffs at high eleva-tion Stock Photo

RM2CEDRPR–. A popular description of the common Oregon ferns; contribution from the Herbarium of the University of Oregon. THE COMMON OREGON FERNS 17 ATHYRIUM. Fronds bi-pinnate, usually tapering in both directions and widestat middle. Sori oblong and oblique to midvein. In moist ground, becomes dwarfed at high altitudes. A. cyclosorum Rupr. Western Lady-fern PHEGOPTERIS. Beech Fern. Sori always without indusia, round. Frond twice or thrice pin-nate or pinnatifid, or tenate. (From the Greek phagus, an oak or beech, and pteris, a fern.) Fronds twice pinnate, pinnules pinnatifid. Cliffs at high eleva-tion

. The book of choice ferns : for the garden, conservatory, and stove : describing and giving explicit cultural directions for the best and most striking ferns and selaginellas in cultivation. Illustrated with coloured plates and numerous wood engravings, specially prepared for this work . Ferns; Ferns. 62 THE BOOK OF CHOICE FERNS. stalks Gin. to 12in. long ; they are oblong in shape and bi- or tripinnate (twice or three times divided to the midrib), their leaflets varying from simply pinnate to copiously bipinnate. The leafits, of a soft, papery texture and yellowish-green colour, are egg-shap Stock Photo

RMPG0AGT–. The book of choice ferns : for the garden, conservatory, and stove : describing and giving explicit cultural directions for the best and most striking ferns and selaginellas in cultivation. Illustrated with coloured plates and numerous wood engravings, specially prepared for this work . Ferns; Ferns. 62 THE BOOK OF CHOICE FERNS. stalks Gin. to 12in. long ; they are oblong in shape and bi- or tripinnate (twice or three times divided to the midrib), their leaflets varying from simply pinnate to copiously bipinnate. The leafits, of a soft, papery texture and yellowish-green colour, are egg-shap

RMKR1492–Albizia julibrissin, Persian Silk Tree,silk ,silky,flowers,flower,flowering,trees,leaves,foliage, exotic,bi-pinnate,compound foliage,RM Floral

RF2F8THCP–Royal Poinciana Leaf

RM2CK0HTH–Sweet pea 'Matucana' flowers and vine

Poinciana Beans On Green Branch Stock Photo

RF2D8KJ7C–Poinciana Beans On Green Branch

RMRDJHBC–. The elements of botany embracing organography, histology, vegetable physiology, systematic botany and economic botany ... together with a complete glossary of botanical terms. Botany. pairs throughout, the leaf is said to be abruptly-pinnate {Fig. 74); if a single leaflet terminates the rachis, the leaf is said to be odd-pinnate (Fig. 73). Palmate (some- times called- digitate) leaves have the leaflets borne on the extreme tip of the leaf-stalk (Fig. 75). 42. The leaflets themselves may be divided, which is expressed by the terms bi-pinnate (twice pinnate, Fig. 76), or thrice pinnate. When t

. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. spray of Rose hips. SUBGENUS EUEOSA. Systyl^. a group of about 13 species 'nil lull I ir(iii), mil marled bi/ the styles 42) bri.itl,.^: fis. irliilc ur yellow, ninly pink Section IX. Pdipinellifoli^ (Species No. FF. Sepals pinnate at the outer edges: Irs. on flowering branch- lets 5-7-foliolate. Prickles strai Stock Photo

RMPFN2TJ–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. spray of Rose hips. SUBGENUS EUEOSA. Systyl^. a group of about 13 species 'nil lull I ir(iii), mil marled bi/ the styles 42) bri.itl,.^: fis. irliilc ur yellow, ninly pink Section IX. Pdipinellifoli^ (Species No. FF. Sepals pinnate at the outer edges: Irs. on flowering branch- lets 5-7-foliolate. Prickles strai

RM2CK0HX2–Sweet pea 'Matucana' flowers and vine

Poinciana Branches With Flowers, And Seed Pods Stock Photo

RF2D8KJ6P–Poinciana Branches With Flowers, And Seed Pods

Leaves of Royal Poinciana Tree Stock Photo

RF2J3ABY3–Leaves of Royal Poinciana Tree

Blossoms Of Royal Poinciana Tree Stock Photo

RM2F5YPN1–Blossoms Of Royal Poinciana Tree

RF2J3A8J4–Poinciana Tree Tree Branch

RMRE1N94–. The elements of botany embracing organography, histology, vegetable physiology, systematic botany and economic botany ... together with a complete glossary of botanical terms. Botany. pairs throughout, the leaf is said to be abrtiptly-pinnate (Fig. 74) ; if a single leaflet terminates the rachis, the leaf is said to be odd-pinnate (Fig. 73). Palmate (some- times called digitate) leaves have the leaflets borne on the extreme tip of the leaf-stalk (Fig. 75). 42. The leaflets themselves may be divided, which is expressed by the terms bi-pinnate (twice pinnate, Fig. 76), or thrice pinnate. When

RMPFN2T7–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. 1549. spray of Rose hips. SUBGENUS EUEOSA. Systyl^. a group of about 13 species 'nil lull I ir(iii), mil marled bi/ the styles 42) bri.itl,.^: fis. irliilc ur yellow, ninly pink Section IX. Pdipinellifoli^ (Species No. FF. Sepals pinnate at the outer edges: Irs. on flowering branch- lets 5-7-foliolate. Prickles

RM2CK0HYJ–Sweet pea 'Matucana' flowers and vine

Royal Poinciana Tree Fruiting And In Bloom Stock Photo

RF2J3A9K5–Royal Poinciana Tree Fruiting And In Bloom

. The Book of gardening; a handbook of horticulture. Gardening; Floriculture. ON AQUATIC PLANTS. like quicksilver. Height 4ft. to 6ft. The genus Nelumbium embraces only two species, but specific names have been given to several varieties of N. speciostwi, the only distinction being in the colour of their flowers, which range from white and pale rose to deep rosy- pink, and in some instances there are a greater number of petals which impart a semi-double appear- ance. Neptunia plena (Water Sensitive Plant) is a curiously interesting subject with long, spongy, floating stems, bearing bi-pinnate Stock Photo

RMRHA9R5–. The Book of gardening; a handbook of horticulture. Gardening; Floriculture. ON AQUATIC PLANTS. like quicksilver. Height 4ft. to 6ft. The genus Nelumbium embraces only two species, but specific names have been given to several varieties of N. speciostwi, the only distinction being in the colour of their flowers, which range from white and pale rose to deep rosy- pink, and in some instances there are a greater number of petals which impart a semi-double appear- ance. Neptunia plena (Water Sensitive Plant) is a curiously interesting subject with long, spongy, floating stems, bearing bi-pinnate

. Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over den danske dyreverden... 181 kegleformede papiller, der i sjældne tilfælde kan være ekstremt udviklede. Overfladen er så godt som aldrig begroet med fremmedlegemer. Sifonerne er ganske korte, kappesifonen sidder modsat stilkens udspring, mens mundsifonen er rykket. Fig. 76*. Molgula griffithsii. så langt ned på siden, at to akser gennem sifonerne vil skære hinanden under en ret vinkel. De talrige tentakler er af meget forskellig længde; de største er pinnate (eventuelt bi- eller tripinnate). Fimregrubens rand er G-formet med den konkave side vende Stock Photo

RMPFHCBP–. Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over den danske dyreverden... 181 kegleformede papiller, der i sjældne tilfælde kan være ekstremt udviklede. Overfladen er så godt som aldrig begroet med fremmedlegemer. Sifonerne er ganske korte, kappesifonen sidder modsat stilkens udspring, mens mundsifonen er rykket. Fig. 76*. Molgula griffithsii. så langt ned på siden, at to akser gennem sifonerne vil skære hinanden under en ret vinkel. De talrige tentakler er af meget forskellig længde; de største er pinnate (eventuelt bi- eller tripinnate). Fimregrubens rand er G-formet med den konkave side vende

RM2CK0J1B–Sweet pea 'Matucana' flowers and vine

Poinciana Flowers And Fruit Pods Stock Photo

RF2J3A9AX–Poinciana Flowers And Fruit Pods

. Botany for academies and colleges: consisting of plant development and structure from seaweed to clematis. Botany; 1889. 94 ACADEMIC BOTANY. simple leaf.. Flo. 126.—Ohaste-tres {VUexAgnm- CastuB), with sepa. fr. Odd -pinnate [impari-pm- nate), with a leaflet at the apex; Locust, Boswellia (Fig. 125) ; Interrupted- pinnate, interrupted by small intervening leaflets; Agrimony (Fig. 129); Bi- pinnate when the leaves are still further corn- pounded by branching once ; Mimosa (Fig. 130); here the branches are called pinnce (L. pinna, feather); Tri-pinnate, when thrice - branched ; the last branch Stock Photo

RMRDHC3H–. Botany for academies and colleges: consisting of plant development and structure from seaweed to clematis. Botany; 1889. 94 ACADEMIC BOTANY. simple leaf.. Flo. 126.—Ohaste-tres {VUexAgnm- CastuB), with sepa. fr. Odd -pinnate [impari-pm- nate), with a leaflet at the apex; Locust, Boswellia (Fig. 125) ; Interrupted- pinnate, interrupted by small intervening leaflets; Agrimony (Fig. 129); Bi- pinnate when the leaves are still further corn- pounded by branching once ; Mimosa (Fig. 130); here the branches are called pinnce (L. pinna, feather); Tri-pinnate, when thrice - branched ; the last branch

RM2CK0HRK–Sweet pea 'Matucana' flowers and vine

Royal Poinciana Long Seed Pods Stock Photo

RF2J3A98E–Royal Poinciana Long Seed Pods

. Botany for academies and colleges: consisting of plant development and structure from seaweed to clematis. Botany; 1889. Flo. 126.—Ohaste-tres {VUexAgnm- CastuB), with sepa. fr. Odd -pinnate [impari-pm- nate), with a leaflet at the apex; Locust, Boswellia (Fig. 125) ; Interrupted- pinnate, interrupted by small intervening leaflets; Agrimony (Fig. 129); Bi- pinnate when the leaves are still further corn- pounded by branching once ; Mimosa (Fig. 130); here the branches are called pinnce (L. pinna, feather); Tri-pinnate, when thrice - branched ; the last branches called pinnules {h. pinnulce); Stock Photo

RMRDHC35–. Botany for academies and colleges: consisting of plant development and structure from seaweed to clematis. Botany; 1889. Flo. 126.—Ohaste-tres {VUexAgnm- CastuB), with sepa. fr. Odd -pinnate [impari-pm- nate), with a leaflet at the apex; Locust, Boswellia (Fig. 125) ; Interrupted- pinnate, interrupted by small intervening leaflets; Agrimony (Fig. 129); Bi- pinnate when the leaves are still further corn- pounded by branching once ; Mimosa (Fig. 130); here the branches are called pinnce (L. pinna, feather); Tri-pinnate, when thrice - branched ; the last branches called pinnules {h. pinnulce);

RM2CK0HXM–Sweet pea 'Matucana' flowers and vine

RF2J3A8XW–Poinciana Branches With Flowers, And Seed Pods

$. A Manual of botany : being an introduction to the study of the structure, physiology, and classification of plants . Botany. 732 FOSSIL PLANTS OF THE CAEBONIFEROUS SYSTEM. to the rachis, sometimes confluent, a strong primary vein reaching the apex, the secondary veins being nearly straight, simple, or forked, rarely pinnate, sori rounded at the end of the secondary veins (fig. 909). In Neuropteris {mu^ov, a nerve) the frond is pinnate or bi- pinnate, pinnse sub-cordate at the base, distinct from the rachis, strong primary vein vanishing towards the apex, secondary veins oblique, arched, repe Stock Photo$

RMRDHKDC–. A Manual of botany : being an introduction to the study of the structure, physiology, and classification of plants . Botany. 732 FOSSIL PLANTS OF THE CAEBONIFEROUS SYSTEM. to the rachis, sometimes confluent, a strong primary vein reaching the apex, the secondary veins being nearly straight, simple, or forked, rarely pinnate, sori rounded at the end of the secondary veins (fig. 909). In Neuropteris {mu^ov, a nerve) the frond is pinnate or bi- pinnate, pinnse sub-cordate at the base, distinct from the rachis, strong primary vein vanishing towards the apex, secondary veins oblique, arched, repe

RM2CK0HWA–Sweet pea 'Matucana' flowers and vine

RF2J3A92B–Royal Poinciana Tree Fruiting And In Bloom

. Annual illustrated and descriptive catalogue of new, rare and beautiful plants and seeds. Nurseries (Horticulture) Florida Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Tropical plants Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs. CARYOTA URENS. A very graceful species, with small, narrow and sharply serrated pinnae. Very rare. Plants 5 to 6 feet high, $io each. sotoolifera. Ma- lacca. An elegant, slender -stemmed species ; leaves bi- pinnate, light shin- ing green. Speci- mens 4 feet high, $3.50 each. C. ureiis. India. (Fish-tail-Palm). The largest-growing of the species, and one of Stock Photo

RMRMCHDF–. Annual illustrated and descriptive catalogue of new, rare and beautiful plants and seeds. Nurseries (Horticulture) Florida Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Tropical plants Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs. CARYOTA URENS. A very graceful species, with small, narrow and sharply serrated pinnae. Very rare. Plants 5 to 6 feet high, $io each. sotoolifera. Ma- lacca. An elegant, slender -stemmed species ; leaves bi- pinnate, light shin- ing green. Speci- mens 4 feet high, $3.50 each. C. ureiis. India. (Fish-tail-Palm). The largest-growing of the species, and one of

Poinciana Branch With Blossoms Stock Photo

RF2J3A958–Poinciana Branch With Blossoms

RMRMCHDT–. Annual illustrated and descriptive catalogue of new, rare and beautiful plants and seeds. Nurseries (Horticulture) Florida Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Tropical plants Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs. 6 THE AMERICAN EXOTIC NURSERIES, SEVEN OAKS, FLORIDA. CARYOTA. C. Philippineusis. 4P& 7* 1. CARYOTA URENS. A very graceful species, with small, narrow and sharply serrated pinnae. Very rare. Plants 5 to 6 feet high, $io each. sotoolifera. Ma- lacca. An elegant, slender -stemmed species ; leaves bi- pinnate, light shin- ing green. Speci- mens 4 feet high,

Poinciana Yellow Flowers And Bean Pods Stock Photo

RF2J3A8RB–Poinciana Yellow Flowers And Bean Pods

RF2EWT48J–Closeup Of Cedar Tree Leaves

. Cassell's popular gardening. Gardening. TEENS. 315 oblong-lanceolate bi- pinnate fronds four to six inches long, nar- rowed to both ends. The upper surface is slightly and the lower densely glandular hair}'. A native of the Rocky Mountains. Cultivation. — When grown in pots the Woodsias should be placed in thoroughly well-drained loamy soil mixed with small pieces of porous ston(>. They must be care- fully guarded against excessive moistarc, and should not be disturbed at the root. On rock-work they like a shady spot, and are best wedged between pieces of rock where their roots can run in Stock Photo

RMRFR46C–. Cassell's popular gardening. Gardening. TEENS. 315 oblong-lanceolate bi- pinnate fronds four to six inches long, nar- rowed to both ends. The upper surface is slightly and the lower densely glandular hair}'. A native of the Rocky Mountains. Cultivation. — When grown in pots the Woodsias should be placed in thoroughly well-drained loamy soil mixed with small pieces of porous ston(>. They must be care- fully guarded against excessive moistarc, and should not be disturbed at the root. On rock-work they like a shady spot, and are best wedged between pieces of rock where their roots can run in

RF2EWT4CR–Cedar Tree Leaflets

. Ascidians from the coasts of Canada [microform]. Sea squirts; Tunicata; Ascidies (Tuniciers); Tuniciers. 1911] AsciDiANs nou THE CoASTS or Canada. >H covered surface. Up to about 15 mm. in diameter. In addition to the usual siphonal musculature, there are two circular bands (deficient ven- trally) of short fibres on either side of the median plane. From 18 to 37 tentacles, the largest bi-pinnate. Aperture of dorsal tubercle horseshoe-shaped; horns slightly inturned; opening between horns directed backwards and slightly towards right side. Dorsal lamina narrow, its margin smooth. Seven fol Stock Photo

RMREN0ND–. Ascidians from the coasts of Canada [microform]. Sea squirts; Tunicata; Ascidies (Tuniciers); Tuniciers. 1911] AsciDiANs nou THE CoASTS or Canada. >H covered surface. Up to about 15 mm. in diameter. In addition to the usual siphonal musculature, there are two circular bands (deficient ven- trally) of short fibres on either side of the median plane. From 18 to 37 tentacles, the largest bi-pinnate. Aperture of dorsal tubercle horseshoe-shaped; horns slightly inturned; opening between horns directed backwards and slightly towards right side. Dorsal lamina narrow, its margin smooth. Seven fol

RF2EWT482–Cedar Branch Of Leaves

Trees; a handbook of forest-botany for the woodlands and the laboratory . , L. The broader-leafed forms, elliptic tobroad oval or ovate, may be looked for here (see p. 243);the serratulation may be extremely minute or even absent.See p. 288. Salix Lapponum, though usually entire, occasionallyshows undulate toothing, and might then be looked forhere. See p. 288. Il n Leaves larger, about 5—10 cm. or morelong, distinctly toothed. Plant not dtvarfor creeping. § Serrate or bi-serrate, teeth small; vena-tion pinnate, or pinnate-looped andreticulate. Jf Simply serrate; venation pinnate-loopedand re Stock Photo

RM2ANHAKE–Trees; a handbook of forest-botany for the woodlands and the laboratory . , L. The broader-leafed forms, elliptic tobroad oval or ovate, may be looked for here (see p. 243);the serratulation may be extremely minute or even absent.See p. 288. Salix Lapponum, though usually entire, occasionallyshows undulate toothing, and might then be looked forhere. See p. 288. Il n Leaves larger, about 5—10 cm. or morelong, distinctly toothed. Plant not dtvarfor creeping. § Serrate or bi-serrate, teeth small; vena-tion pinnate, or pinnate-looped andreticulate. Jf Simply serrate; venation pinnate-loopedand re

Leaves And Bark Of Albizia Lebbeck (L) Benth Tree Stock Photo

RF2FN3R0W–Leaves And Bark Of Albizia Lebbeck (L) Benth Tree

Trees; a handbook of forest-botany for the woodlands and the laboratory . nd T. parvifolia, with small leaves (4—7x 2—7 cm.) and relatively longer petioles (2—3 cm.);glabrous except for the tufts of reddish-yellow hairs inthe angles of the veins beneath. tt Leaves not typically heart-shaped, moreovate or obovate, and bi-serrate ; venationstrictly pinnate all the way up. © Shoots, petioles, and midrib with reddish,capitate glandular hairs; young leavesconduplicate. Stipules persistent. Gorylus Avellana, L. Hazel (Fig. 84). Shrub withglandular shoots, and persistent stipules. Leaves broadlyoval Stock Photo

RM2ANHDXG–Trees; a handbook of forest-botany for the woodlands and the laboratory . nd T. parvifolia, with small leaves (4—7x 2—7 cm.) and relatively longer petioles (2—3 cm.);glabrous except for the tufts of reddish-yellow hairs inthe angles of the veins beneath. tt Leaves not typically heart-shaped, moreovate or obovate, and bi-serrate ; venationstrictly pinnate all the way up. © Shoots, petioles, and midrib with reddish,capitate glandular hairs; young leavesconduplicate. Stipules persistent. Gorylus Avellana, L. Hazel (Fig. 84). Shrub withglandular shoots, and persistent stipules. Leaves broadlyoval

. Discovery reports. Discovery (Ship); Scientific expeditions; Ocean; Antarctica; Falkland Islands. DESCRIPTION OF SPECIES i3S Tentacles. There are twenty-two tentacles in one specimen examined. They have short branches and are at most bi-pinnate. Dorsal tubercle. The dorsal tubercle in each of four animals has a narrow longitudinal slit-like opening, either straight, slightly sinuous, or very slightly curved (Text-fig. 58 B). This is quite distinct from the C-shaped opening described by Arnback in the typical form of the species. Branchial sac. The number of branchial folds varies; in one ani Stock Photo

RMRCE4JW–. Discovery reports. Discovery (Ship); Scientific expeditions; Ocean; Antarctica; Falkland Islands. DESCRIPTION OF SPECIES i3S Tentacles. There are twenty-two tentacles in one specimen examined. They have short branches and are at most bi-pinnate. Dorsal tubercle. The dorsal tubercle in each of four animals has a narrow longitudinal slit-like opening, either straight, slightly sinuous, or very slightly curved (Text-fig. 58 B). This is quite distinct from the C-shaped opening described by Arnback in the typical form of the species. Branchial sac. The number of branchial folds varies; in one ani

RMRDE4XB–. The book of choice ferns : for the garden, conservatory, and stove : describing and giving explicit cultural directions for the best and most striking ferns and selaginellas in cultivation. Illustrated with coloured plates and numerous wood engravings, specially prepared for this work . Ferns; Ferns. 62 THE BOOK OF CHOICE FERNS. stalks Gin. to 12in. long ; they are oblong in shape and bi- or tripinnate (twice or three times divided to the midrib), their leaflets varying from simply pinnate to copiously bipinnate. The leafits, of a soft, papery texture and yellowish-green colour, are egg-shap

$. Elementary botany : theoretical and practical. A text-book designed primarily for students of science classes connected with the science and art department of the committee of council on education . Botany. Umbelliferce 167 Wild Service-tree. The exotic genus Cydonia yields us the Quince. From many of the plants of this sub-order also prussic acid is obtainable. UMBELLIFER^. Typical plant, Cow-parsnip {Heradeum Sphondyliuni). Note, the stem is herbaceous, hollow, except at the nodes ; leaves alternate, sheathing at base, bi- or tri-pinnate (leaves in the order are generally much divided); fl Stock Photo$

RMRDJ35E–. Elementary botany : theoretical and practical. A text-book designed primarily for students of science classes connected with the science and art department of the committee of council on education . Botany. Umbelliferce 167 Wild Service-tree. The exotic genus Cydonia yields us the Quince. From many of the plants of this sub-order also prussic acid is obtainable. UMBELLIFER^. Typical plant, Cow-parsnip {Heradeum Sphondyliuni). Note, the stem is herbaceous, hollow, except at the nodes ; leaves alternate, sheathing at base, bi- or tri-pinnate (leaves in the order are generally much divided); fl

RMRHCTFW–. The book of choice ferns for the garden, conservatory. and stove : describing and giving explicit cultural directions for the best and most striking ferns and selaginellas in cultivation. Illustrated with coloured plates amd numerous wood engravings. Identification; Ferns. 62 THE BOOK OF CHOICE FERNS. stalks 6in. to 12in. long ; they are oblong in shape and bi- or tripinnate (twice or three times divided to the midrib), their leaflets varying from simply pinnate to copiously bipinnate. The leafits, of a soft, papery texture and yellowish-green colour, are egg-shaped when barren, except the t

. Ferns: British & foreign. The history, organography, classification, and enumeration of the species of garden ferns with a treatise on their cultivation, etc. etc. Ferns. AN ENUMERATION OF CULTIVATED EEKNS. 109 Fsr-iionitis citrifolia, Hook. Sp. JM—West Iadicr «wiC Tropical America. 2. Polybotryce. Vernation generally unisenal, distant or contiguous. Fronds pinnate or bi-tripinnate, rarely flabellate, segments adherent or articulate with the rachis. Veins free or combined at the -margin, or anastomosing in various ways. * Veins free. t Segments adherent. 33. RHIPIDOPTERIS, Scholt. Vernat Stock Photo

RMRDXW50–. Ferns: British & foreign. The history, organography, classification, and enumeration of the species of garden ferns with a treatise on their cultivation, etc. etc. Ferns. AN ENUMERATION OF CULTIVATED EEKNS. 109 Fsr-iionitis citrifolia, Hook. Sp. JM—West Iadicr «wiC Tropical America. 2. Polybotryce. Vernation generally unisenal, distant or contiguous. Fronds pinnate or bi-tripinnate, rarely flabellate, segments adherent or articulate with the rachis. Veins free or combined at the -margin, or anastomosing in various ways. * Veins free. t Segments adherent. 33. RHIPIDOPTERIS, Scholt. Vernat

. A history of British ferns. Ferns. HYMENOPHYLLUM TUNBEIDGENSE. 397. TUNBEIDGE FILMY FEEN, {natural size). Genus. — Hymenophyllum. Involucre obese, obtuse, bi- valved: receptacle or capsuliferous vein not produced beyond its margin. Species. — Tunbeidgense. Rhizome filiform, creeping extensively: frond drooping, pinnate: pinnae alternate, flat, spreading, composed of a dichotomously divided, stiff, wiry vein, accompanied throughout by a membranous wing, serrated along its margin: involucres in the axils of the pinnae, subrotund, flattened, serrated at top. BmmumtB, fyUXtB, &L Trichomanes Stock Photo

RMRE1H75–. A history of British ferns. Ferns. HYMENOPHYLLUM TUNBEIDGENSE. 397. TUNBEIDGE FILMY FEEN, {natural size). Genus. — Hymenophyllum. Involucre obese, obtuse, bi- valved: receptacle or capsuliferous vein not produced beyond its margin. Species. — Tunbeidgense. Rhizome filiform, creeping extensively: frond drooping, pinnate: pinnae alternate, flat, spreading, composed of a dichotomously divided, stiff, wiry vein, accompanied throughout by a membranous wing, serrated along its margin: involucres in the axils of the pinnae, subrotund, flattened, serrated at top. BmmumtB, fyUXtB, &L Trichomanes

RMRDYHK2–. Ferns: British & foreign. The history, organography, classification, and enumeration of the species of garden ferns with a treatise on their cultivation, etc. etc. Ferns. AN ENUMERATION OE CULTIVATED PERNS.. 121. MICROLEPIA, Presl. Vernation uniserial, sarmentose. Fronds pinnate or bi-tripin- natifid, 1-6 feet high, del- toid. Veins simply or pinnately forked; venules free, the exterior one or moresoriferous. Sorisimple, often anti-marginal. Recep- tacles terminal, pnnctiform. Indushvm attached by its broad base only, or by its base and sides, constituting n simple, cucullate or semi- ur

. A manual of the medical botany of North America [microform]. Botany, Medical; Botany; Botanique médicale; Botanique. BUDS AND LEAVES. 21 their leaflets in pairs; unequally pinnate (Fig. 30) when they havo tlicin in pairs sunnountod by an odd tcnuinal one. Hut often the division of pinnately conipound leaves is carried still farther, and the phu-e of tlie leaflet is taken by another i)etiolo bearing' leaflets ; the leaf is then termed bi-plnnate (Fig. lU) ; a step farther still, and it becomes tri-pinnate. In these cases the primary divisions are termed pinnae, the secondary pinnules, though Stock Photo

RMRJ4Y6B–. A manual of the medical botany of North America [microform]. Botany, Medical; Botany; Botanique médicale; Botanique. BUDS AND LEAVES. 21 their leaflets in pairs; unequally pinnate (Fig. 30) when they havo tlicin in pairs sunnountod by an odd tcnuinal one. Hut often the division of pinnately conipound leaves is carried still farther, and the phu-e of tlie leaflet is taken by another i)etiolo bearing' leaflets ; the leaf is then termed bi-plnnate (Fig. lU) ; a step farther still, and it becomes tri-pinnate. In these cases the primary divisions are termed pinnae, the secondary pinnules, though

RMRDYHGW–. Ferns: British & foreign. The history, organography, classification, and enumeration of the species of garden ferns with a treatise on their cultivation, etc. etc. Ferns. AN ENUMERATION OP CULTIVATED FEKNS. 239 bi-tri pinnate, 5-15 feet long. Veins pinnate; venules free, â imple. liecepiaoles pcncliform, terminal. Sori globose, largf, 'eflexed. Indusium bivalved, coriaceous; the outer valve {acces- sory indusium) concave, cucullate, conniving with the smaller, asually less cucullate, inner valve or special indusium, forming an unequal valved cyst. 1. D. arborescens, L'Serit.; Sook. Sp. F

. The classification of flowering plants. Plants. 412 FLOWERING PLANTS 2. Leaves palmate or simply ternately divided: Sanicula and Astrantia, leaves palmately lobed or partite; Eryn- gium (fig. 205), leaves spiny-toothed; Peucedanum (section Imperatoria), leaves trifoliolate. 3. Leaves simply pinnate, rarely compound at the base: eight genera. 4. Leaves bi- to tri-pinnate or bi- to tri-ternate: the remaining genera.. Fm. 202. Hydrocotyle asiatica. A. Portion of plant bearing flower and fruit. B. Young inflorescence, the central flower-bud only is seen emerging from the involucre of two bracts, Stock Photo

RMREK6KG–. The classification of flowering plants. Plants. 412 FLOWERING PLANTS 2. Leaves palmate or simply ternately divided: Sanicula and Astrantia, leaves palmately lobed or partite; Eryn- gium (fig. 205), leaves spiny-toothed; Peucedanum (section Imperatoria), leaves trifoliolate. 3. Leaves simply pinnate, rarely compound at the base: eight genera. 4. Leaves bi- to tri-pinnate or bi- to tri-ternate: the remaining genera.. Fm. 202. Hydrocotyle asiatica. A. Portion of plant bearing flower and fruit. B. Young inflorescence, the central flower-bud only is seen emerging from the involucre of two bracts,

RMRD37EJ–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. spray of Rose hips. SUBGENUS EUEOSA. Systyl^. a group of about 13 species 'nil lull I ir(iii), mil marled bi/ the styles 42) bri.itl,.^: fis. irliilc ur yellow, ninly pink Section IX. Pdipinellifoli^ (Species No. FF. Sepals pinnate at the outer edges: Irs. on flowering branch- lets 5-7-foliolate. Prickles strai

RMRDWHWM–. Ferns: British & foreign. The history, organography, classification, and enumeration of the species of garden ferns with a treatise on their cultivation, etc. etc. Ferns. AN ENUMERATION OP CULTIVATED FEENS. 239 bi-tripinnate, 5-16 feet long. Veins pinnate; venules free, simple. Receptacles punctiform, terminal. Sori globose, large, reflexed. Indiusmm bivalved, coriaceous; the outer valve (acces- sory indusium) concave, cuouUate, conniving with tbe smaller, usually less cucuUate, inner valve or special indusium, forming an unequal valved cyst. 1. D. arborescens, L'Herit; HooTc. Sp. Fil. t

RMRD37EN–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. 1549. spray of Rose hips. SUBGENUS EUEOSA. Systyl^. a group of about 13 species 'nil lull I ir(iii), mil marled bi/ the styles 42) bri.itl,.^: fis. irliilc ur yellow, ninly pink Section IX. Pdipinellifoli^ (Species No. FF. Sepals pinnate at the outer edges: Irs. on flowering branch- lets 5-7-foliolate. Prickles

. Our native ferns and their allies : with synoptical descriptions of the American Pteridophyta north of Mexico. Ferns. LJ V. A. Fig. 42, Vernation of B. lunaria^ Swz. (After Davenport.) '??^/ D2. Our Native Ferns ''"^ ^- ' ^ f^ Buds smooth; sterile segments sessile or short-stalked. ,^ 2. B. lunaria, Swz. (Moonwort.) Plant 5^—8^ high, fleshy ; ' stertle segment nearly sessile, borne near the ^' ''?''?. middle of the stalk, oblong, simply pinnate with 5—15 lunate or fan-shaped lobes which are crenate, incised, or entire, close and over- lapping, or distant; fertile segment bi—tripin - nat Stock Photo

RMRR22D0–. Our native ferns and their allies : with synoptical descriptions of the American Pteridophyta north of Mexico. Ferns. LJ V. A. Fig. 42, Vernation of B. lunaria^ Swz. (After Davenport.) '??^/ D2. Our Native Ferns ''"^ ^- ' ^ f^ Buds smooth; sterile segments sessile or short-stalked. ,^ 2. B. lunaria, Swz. (Moonwort.) Plant 5^—8^ high, fleshy ; ' stertle segment nearly sessile, borne near the ^' ''?''?. middle of the stalk, oblong, simply pinnate with 5—15 lunate or fan-shaped lobes which are crenate, incised, or entire, close and over- lapping, or distant; fertile segment bi—tripin - nat

. Botany for beginners : an introduction to Mrs. Lincoln's Lectures on botany : for the use of common schools and the younger pupils of higher schools and academies. Botany. 215. Ternate; when three leafets arise from the petiole, as Fig. 36, a. 216. Bi-ternate is a second division o5threes, as Fig. 36, b. 217. Tri-ternate is a third division of threes, as Fig. 36, c. Fig. 37 u. 218. Decompound, is when a pinnate leaf is again divided, or has its leaves twice compound, as Fig. 37, a. At 6, is a re- presentation of thrice compound leaves. 219. Leaves vary in size, from the small leaves of some Stock Photo

RMRH9JYK–. Botany for beginners : an introduction to Mrs. Lincoln's Lectures on botany : for the use of common schools and the younger pupils of higher schools and academies. Botany. 215. Ternate; when three leafets arise from the petiole, as Fig. 36, a. 216. Bi-ternate is a second division o5threes, as Fig. 36, b. 217. Tri-ternate is a third division of threes, as Fig. 36, c. Fig. 37 u. 218. Decompound, is when a pinnate leaf is again divided, or has its leaves twice compound, as Fig. 37, a. At 6, is a re- presentation of thrice compound leaves. 219. Leaves vary in size, from the small leaves of some

. Botany for beginners: an introduction to Mrs. Lincoln's Lectures on botany. Plants. 215. Ternate; when three leafets arise from the petiole, as Fig. 36, a. 216. Bi-ternate is a second division of threes, as Fig. 36, b. ill. Tri-ternate is a third division of threes, as Fig. 36, c. Fig. 37. 218. Decompound, is when a pinnate leaf is again divided, or has its leaves twice compound, as Fig. 37, a. At 6, is a re- presentation of thrice compound leaves. 219. Leaves vary in size, from the small leaves of some of 213. What does pinnate signify'? 214. What is binate % 215. When is a leaf said to be Stock Photo

RMRH921R–. Botany for beginners: an introduction to Mrs. Lincoln's Lectures on botany. Plants. 215. Ternate; when three leafets arise from the petiole, as Fig. 36, a. 216. Bi-ternate is a second division of threes, as Fig. 36, b. ill. Tri-ternate is a third division of threes, as Fig. 36, c. Fig. 37. 218. Decompound, is when a pinnate leaf is again divided, or has its leaves twice compound, as Fig. 37, a. At 6, is a re- presentation of thrice compound leaves. 219. Leaves vary in size, from the small leaves of some of 213. What does pinnate signify'? 214. What is binate % 215. When is a leaf said to be

. Flowers of the field. Botany. BUTTERCUP FAMILY 5 3. T. mdjus (Greater Meadow-rue). — Slem 2—4 feet high, solid or hollow, branched, leafy to the base, flexuous, more or less furrowed ; leaves bi- or tri-pinnate, stipulate; stipules with horizon- tally-spreading or reflexed auricles; leiijlets&rge, variable, 3—5 lobed; petioles with spreading branches; Jlcnaets in a loose, generally leafy, compound raceme with spreading branches, drooping ; sepals 4, yellow-green ; anthers apiculate. A form with a solid stem and reflexed auricles to its stipules occurs in damp. THALICTKU.M FLAVUM {YclIo Stock Photo

RMRE1KDW–. Flowers of the field. Botany. BUTTERCUP FAMILY 5 3. T. mdjus (Greater Meadow-rue). — Slem 2—4 feet high, solid or hollow, branched, leafy to the base, flexuous, more or less furrowed ; leaves bi- or tri-pinnate, stipulate; stipules with horizon- tally-spreading or reflexed auricles; leiijlets&rge, variable, 3—5 lobed; petioles with spreading branches; Jlcnaets in a loose, generally leafy, compound raceme with spreading branches, drooping ; sepals 4, yellow-green ; anthers apiculate. A form with a solid stem and reflexed auricles to its stipules occurs in damp. THALICTKU.M FLAVUM {YclIo

. Flowers of the field. Botany. BERliERIDE/E petaloid, caducous ; petals 4, minute, or absent ; fruit of one, many-seeded carpel, berry-like. (Name from the Greek aiie, the elder, from the similarity of the leaves of the two plants.) I. A. spicdta (Baneberry, Herb Christp'pher).—The only British species, i — 2 feet high ; leaves bi-ternately pinnate ; /tim'ets white ; fruit black.—Woods on limestone in the north. — Fl. May. Perennial. Poisonous. *r5. P,'h;i'iNiA (Peony).—Perennial herbs or shrubs; leai'es bi- ternate ; flowers large ; sepa/s 5, persistent; petals 5—10 ; fruit of S7. ACT.iA ,^P Stock Photo

RMRE1KAA–. Flowers of the field. Botany. BERliERIDE/E petaloid, caducous ; petals 4, minute, or absent ; fruit of one, many-seeded carpel, berry-like. (Name from the Greek aiie, the elder, from the similarity of the leaves of the two plants.) I. A. spicdta (Baneberry, Herb Christp'pher).—The only British species, i — 2 feet high ; leaves bi-ternately pinnate ; /tim'ets white ; fruit black.—Woods on limestone in the north. — Fl. May. Perennial. Poisonous. *r5. P,'h;i'iNiA (Peony).—Perennial herbs or shrubs; leai'es bi- ternate ; flowers large ; sepa/s 5, persistent; petals 5—10 ; fruit of S7. ACT.iA ,^P

. Botany for beginners: an introduction to Mrs. Lincoln's Lectures on botany. Plants. Ch. IX.] LEAVES. 55 213. Pinnate; at Fig. 35, a, represents the petiole or prin- cipal leaf stalk; from this, spring out other divisions, each bear- ing a leafet; 6, 6, represent the stipules or appendages; the whole taken together forms one compound pinnate leaf. Tne term pinnate is from the Latin pinna, a wing or pinion. 214. Binate; when two leafets only spring from the petiole, as in Fig. 35, c. Fig. 36.. 215. Ternate; when three leafets arise from the petiole, as Fig. 36, a. 216. Bi-ternate is a second d Stock Photo

RMRH922J–. Botany for beginners: an introduction to Mrs. Lincoln's Lectures on botany. Plants. Ch. IX.] LEAVES. 55 213. Pinnate; at Fig. 35, a, represents the petiole or prin- cipal leaf stalk; from this, spring out other divisions, each bear- ing a leafet; 6, 6, represent the stipules or appendages; the whole taken together forms one compound pinnate leaf. Tne term pinnate is from the Latin pinna, a wing or pinion. 214. Binate; when two leafets only spring from the petiole, as in Fig. 35, c. Fig. 36.. 215. Ternate; when three leafets arise from the petiole, as Fig. 36, a. 216. Bi-ternate is a second d

RMRD3N64–. Danmarks fauna; illustrerede haandbøger over den danske dyreverden... 181 kegleformede papiller, der i sjældne tilfælde kan være ekstremt udviklede. Overfladen er så godt som aldrig begroet med fremmedlegemer. Sifonerne er ganske korte, kappesifonen sidder modsat stilkens udspring, mens mundsifonen er rykket. Fig. 76*. Molgula griffithsii. så langt ned på siden, at to akser gennem sifonerne vil skære hinanden under en ret vinkel. De talrige tentakler er af meget forskellig længde; de største er pinnate (eventuelt bi- eller tripinnate). Fimregrubens rand er G-formet med den konkave side vende

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