Hortus Anglicus: Or, The Modern English Garden: Containing a Familiar Description of All the Plants which are Cultivated in the Climate of Great Britain, Arranged According to the System of Linnæus, 2. kötetR. C. & J. Rivington, 1822 - 589 oldal |
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Hortus Anglicus: Or, the Modern English Garden: Containing a ..., 2. kötet Stephen Reynolds Clarke Nincs elérhető előnézet - 2015 |
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acute angular anthers awl-shaped blue Britain calyx capsules catkin clusters colour Compositæ corolla corymb crenate cylindrical downy beneath elliptic entire Female floral leaves florets flower-stalks flowers axillary flowers large flowers small flowers white flowers yellow foot high four fronds genus glaucous green hairy herbaceous hoary July to September June to August Juss leaf leaflets leafy leaves alternate leaves heart-shaped leaves lanceolate leaves linear leaves oblong leaves opposite leaves ovate leaves pinnate leaves stalked leaves ternate legumes Leguminosa Levant Linn long stalks Male Milk Vetch nectary North America oblong obovate obtuse olate pale panicled petals plant purple purplish raceme root leaves rough round roundish scales seeds segments serrate sessile Siberia smooth solitary South of Europe Species spikes spinous spreading stalked stamens stem a foot stem branched stem erect stem leaves stipules terminal ternate three cleft three feet high toothed tree umbel Vetch whorls wing wing-cleft woolly Wort
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462. oldal - Stales of the North American Union, where it is most abundant upon the shores of creeks and bays. It is also abundant in Texas. The Live Oak yields the best oak of America, the timber being heavy, compact, and fine-grained ; and is extensively...
468. oldal - Q. Cerris, Turkey Oak. Leaves deciduous, on very short stalks, oblong, deeply and unequally pinnatifid ; hairy beneath ; lobes lanceolate, acute, somewhat angular. Stipules longer than the footstalks. Cup hemispherical, with long loose hairy scales. An exceedingly common plant all over the south-east of Europe, where it seems to form some of the finest specimens of oak. It has an open, straight, graceful mode of growth, very different from the gnarled and tortuous appearance of native British oaks...
52. oldal - Calyx unequal, much wider than the tube of the corolla ; upper lip of the corolla flat, lower three lobed, crenate ; anthers forming a cross.
367. oldal - I have known the dry herbe, which came from beyond the sea, sold in Bucklersbury for halfe a crowne an ounce. But since it was found in Harapstead wood, even as it were at our townes...
91. oldal - Mountain thyme. Thymus serpyllum. "It is a common notion, that the flesh of sheep which feed upon aromatic plants, particularly wild thyme, is superior in flavour to other mutton. The truth is, that sheep do not crop these aromatic plants, unless now and then by accident, or when they are first turned on hungry to downs, heaths, or commons; but the soil and situations favourable to aromatic plants...
364. oldal - Stem smoothish, furrowed, much branched ; leaves almost linear, entire, roughish, nearly erect, with three or five rough ribs; corymbs terminal, leveltopped ; flowers in heads ; rays not longer than the disk...