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Side xii
... are longer than the fertile stems ; wider and less obtuse than in B . Marratii ,
tapering to an almost acute point ; more or less recurved in the margin towards
the base ; nerve stronger , reddish or purplish , extending very nearly to the apex
.
... are longer than the fertile stems ; wider and less obtuse than in B . Marratii ,
tapering to an almost acute point ; more or less recurved in the margin towards
the base ; nerve stronger , reddish or purplish , extending very nearly to the apex
.
Side xxi
Leaves more or less acute and tapering into the very rough hair - points .
Abundant on sand - hills on the sea - coast , but not common in fruit . var . B .
rupestris ; smaller , leaves flattish , oblong , suberect , very obtuse ; hair - points
longer , less ...
Leaves more or less acute and tapering into the very rough hair - points .
Abundant on sand - hills on the sea - coast , but not common in fruit . var . B .
rupestris ; smaller , leaves flattish , oblong , suberect , very obtuse ; hair - points
longer , less ...
Side 2
Leaves spreading every way , nerved , acute ; calyptra large , inflated below ;
barren flower discoid . tt Calyptra dimidiate . 70 . OEDIPODIUM . Leaves
succulent , broad , obtuse ; capsule with a long tapering apophysis resembling a
fruitstalk . c ...
Leaves spreading every way , nerved , acute ; calyptra large , inflated below ;
barren flower discoid . tt Calyptra dimidiate . 70 . OEDIPODIUM . Leaves
succulent , broad , obtuse ; capsule with a long tapering apophysis resembling a
fruitstalk . c ...
Side 11
( alpine Andrea ) ; stem with elongated fastigiate branches ; leaves imbricated ,
spreading , obovato - acuminate , concave , contracted below the middle ,
appressed when dry ; perichætial leaves large , elliptic , acute , convolute . ( TAB
. VIII . ) ...
( alpine Andrea ) ; stem with elongated fastigiate branches ; leaves imbricated ,
spreading , obovato - acuminate , concave , contracted below the middle ,
appressed when dry ; perichætial leaves large , elliptic , acute , convolute . ( TAB
. VIII . ) ...
Side 13
A . acutifolia Hook . fil . and Wils . , a South American species , differs in its larger
size and very acute leaves . A . mutabilis Hook . fil . and Wils . , is an intermediate
species , with narrower and more erect leaves than A . rupestris . A . nitida Hook ...
A . acutifolia Hook . fil . and Wils . , a South American species , differs in its larger
size and very acute leaves . A . mutabilis Hook . fil . and Wils . , is an intermediate
species , with narrower and more erect leaves than A . rupestris . A . nitida Hook ...
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