The Botanist's Repository Volume 1; For New, and Rare Plants download torrent

The Botanist's Repository Volume 1; For New, and Rare Plants download torrent

The Botanist's Repository Volume 1; For New, and Rare Plants by Henry Charles Andrews

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Author: Henry Charles Andrews
Number of Pages: 34 pages
Published Date: 01 Mar 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781130982251
File Name: The.Botanist's.Repository.Volume.1;.For.New,.and.Rare.Plants.pdf
Download Link: The Botanist's Repository Volume 1; For New, and Rare Plants
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1797 Excerpt: ... CHARACTER. Empalement. Cup one leaf, five divifions very ihort, permanent; fegments upright and egg-ihaped. Blossom. One petal, gaping; tube cylindrical, very ihort; mouth fwelled, oblong, round-ed on the upper, and flat on the lower part; border ihut, and final 1; upper lip blunt, bordered; lower lip nearly as long as the upper, flightly divided into three at the end. Chives. Threads four, hid under the upper part of the bloflom; of which the two iide ones are a little longer than the others. Tips fixed tideways to the threads. The rudiment of a fifth thread, like a iharp point is placed equal with, and between the upper chives. Pointal. Seed-veffel egg-ihaped. Shaft thread-ihaped, of the fame length, and place as the chives. Summit blunt. Seed-vessel. Capfule egg-ihaped, two cells longer than the empalement. Seeds many, nearly round, bound at the edge by a thin fkin. CHARACTER. Chelone with fpathulate, fmooth leaves on the lower part of the ftem; and lance-ihaped, oppofite ones on the upper; bloffoms hanging down, and leaflet; the lower lips bearded. REFERENCE TO THE PLATE. 1. A Leaf from the lower part of the Stem. 2. The Empalement. 3. A Bloflom cut open, to ihew the fituation of the Chives, and the imperfect rudiments of a fifth. 4. The Seed-veflel, and Pointal, (natural fize). Thb Chelone Ruellioides is a native of Chili, South America, and was introduced to the royal gardens at Kew in the year 1/93, by Mr. Boutelow, the fon of the gardener to the King of Spain, who was then in England purfuing his botanical ftudies. It is (apparently) a hardy plant, and fit to endure the open borders, but, as yet, we have not had a fufficient trial to afcertain it; hitherto it has been treated as a greenhoufe plant. Being herbaceous, it is propagated by parting the ...

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