Bryologia Britannica: Containing the Mosses of Great Britain and Ireland, Systematically Arranged and Described According to the Method of Bruch and SchimperLongman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1855 - 445 sider |
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Side vi
... inflorescence . This feature is somewhat new and strange to British Bryologists , and may prove a stumbling - block to the learner , who is strongly advised not to shrink from the necessary work of dissection under the microscope . The ...
... inflorescence . This feature is somewhat new and strange to British Bryologists , and may prove a stumbling - block to the learner , who is strongly advised not to shrink from the necessary work of dissection under the microscope . The ...
Side viii
... inflorescence . Illustrations of the antheridia and archegonia , magnified forty times , are given at Tab . LI . ( Mnium subglobosum ) , and Tab . XLIX . ( Bryum intermedium ) . Of the function of the antheridia nothing is known by ...
... inflorescence . Illustrations of the antheridia and archegonia , magnified forty times , are given at Tab . LI . ( Mnium subglobosum ) , and Tab . XLIX . ( Bryum intermedium ) . Of the function of the antheridia nothing is known by ...
Side 14
... Inflorescence dioicous ; barren- flower buds large , with numerous antheridia . A very distinct species , in aspect approaching to Jungermannia juniperina . ORDER II . SPHAGNACE . 2. SPHAGNUM Dillenius . Bog Moss . The Sphagna differ ...
... Inflorescence dioicous ; barren- flower buds large , with numerous antheridia . A very distinct species , in aspect approaching to Jungermannia juniperina . ORDER II . SPHAGNACE . 2. SPHAGNUM Dillenius . Bog Moss . The Sphagna differ ...
Side 18
... Inflorescence apparently dioicous . Antheridia not observed , though often sought for . A smaller species than the preceding , and easily recognised by the leaves alone , to say nothing of the absence of spiral striæ in the utricles ...
... Inflorescence apparently dioicous . Antheridia not observed , though often sought for . A smaller species than the preceding , and easily recognised by the leaves alone , to say nothing of the absence of spiral striæ in the utricles ...
Side 20
... inflorescence and elliptical obtuse leaves . The fruit is rare ; but the perigonia are found in abundance , and are always conspicuous from their deep vinous red colour in the lower branches . The foliage is almost always more or less ...
... inflorescence and elliptical obtuse leaves . The fruit is rare ; but the perigonia are found in abundance , and are always conspicuous from their deep vinous red colour in the lower branches . The foliage is almost always more or less ...
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Bryologia Britannica: Containing the Mosses of Great Britain and Ireland ... William Wilson Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1855 |
Bryologia Britannica; Containing the Mosses of Great Britain and Ireland ... Sir William Jackson Hooker,William Wilson Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1855 |
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acuminate Annulus antheridia apex apophysis archegonia areola Barren flower base basilar membrane branches Brid Bridel Bruch and Schimper Bryol Bryum cæspitose Calyptra capsule Capsule erect carinate cellules cernuous cilia colour columella concave crisped when dry Crypt curved Deutsch Dickson Dicranum Dill dioicous Edition elongated erecto-patent excurrent fasc filiform fruitstalk Funck gemmiform genus Grimmia Hedw Hook Hypnum imbricated inch long incurved Inflorescence Inflorescence dioicous inner peristome lanceolate leaves crowded leaves spreading Leskea less lid conical linear-lanceolate Linn membrane Mnium Mohr Monogr monoicous Moose moss Müller Musc narrow Nees and Hornsch nerve ceasing oblique oblong obtuse outer teeth oval-oblong ovate ovate-lanceolate pale paraphyses pedicel perichætial leaves reddish reddish-brown reflexed rocks rostrate roundish scarcely Schwaegr secund serrated serrulate short shorter slender slightly Smith smooth specimens sporangium Spores stem striated suberect Suppl Swartz tapering Tayl texture Tortula Trichostomum tufted Turner Univ vaginula Weissia yellowish