 | Amos Eaton - 1829 - 726 sider
...the central one ; consisting of mealy or glutinous knobs, cither sessile or supported on filaments. 4. Pistil. The central organ of the flower, whose base becomes the pericarp and seed. • Pericarp The covering of the seed, whether pod, shell, bag, o: pulpy substance. •. Seed. The... | |
 | Amos Eaton - 1829 - 518 sider
...sessile or supported on filaments. 4. Pistil. The central organ of the flower, whose base becomes tbo pericarp and seed. 5. Pericarp The covering of the seed, whether pod, shell, bag, o¡pulpy substance. в. Seed. The essential part, which contains thf rudiment of a new plant. 1. Receptacle.... | |
 | Amos Eaton - 1829 - 518 sider
...filaments. 4. l'util. The central organ of the flower, whose base becomes IN pericarp and seed. ». Pericarp The covering of the seed, whether pod, shell, bag, or pulpy substance. в. Seed. The essential part, which contains the rudiment of a new plant. 9. Receptacle. The base which... | |
 | 1831 - 420 sider
...slender filament which bears the stigma is called the Style, and the base is called the Germ, which becomes the pericarp and seed. 5. Pericarp. The covering...seed, whether pod, shell, bag or pulpy substance. 6. Seed. The essential part containing the rudiment of a new plant. 7. Receptacle. The end of the stem... | |
 | Sarah Josepha Buell Hale - 1832 - 244 sider
...slender filaments. 4. PISTIL— The central organ of a flower, the base of this becomes the pericarp or seed. 5. PERICARP — The covering of the seed; whether pod, shell, bag, or pulpy substance. 6. SEED— The essential part, containing the rudiment of a new plant. 7. RECEPTACLE — The base which... | |
 | Amos Eaton - 1836 - 816 sider
...of mealy or glutinous knobs, either sessile or supported on filaments. 4. Pistil. The central oagan of the flower, whose base becomes the pericarp and...seed, whether pod, shell, bag, or pulpy substance. 6. Seed. The essential part, which contains the rudiments of a new plant. 7. Receptacle. The base which... | |
 | Amos Eaton - 1836 - 824 sider
...of mealy or glutinous knobs, either sessile or supported on filaments. 1. PistiL The central oagan of the flower, whose base becomes the pericarp and...covering of the seed, whether pod, shell, bag, or pul6. Seed. The essential part, which contains the rudiments of a new plant. 7. Recepticie, The base... | |
 | Sarah Josepha Buell Hale - 1836 - 434 sider
...slender filaments. 4. Pistil. The central organ of a flower, the base of this becomes the pericarp, or seed. 5. Pericarp. The covering of the seed, whether pod, shell, bag, or pulpy substance. 6. Seed. The essential part, containing the rudiments of a • new plant. 7. Receptacle. The base which... | |
 | Sarah Josepha Buell Hale - 1838 - 282 sider
...slender filaments. 4. Pistil. The central organ of a flower; the base of this becomes the pericarp or seed. 5. Pericarp. The covering of the seed, whether pod, shell, bag, or pulpy substance. 6 Seed. The essential part, containing the rudiments of a new plant. 7. Receptacle. The base which... | |
 | Amos Eaton, John Wright (M.D.) - 1840 - 656 sider
...the central one; consisting of mealy or glutinous knobs, either sessile or supported on filaments. 4. Pistil. The central organ of the flower, whose...base becomes the pericarp and seed. 5. Pericarp. The fruit, whether pod, shell, bag, or pulpy substance. 6. Tvnic. The membranaceous covering of the seed;... | |
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The mealy or glutinous knobs in the flower, with or without filaments. 4. Pistil. — The central organ of the flower, whose base becomes the pericarp and seed. 5. Pericarp. — The covering of the seed, whether pod, shell, bag, or pulpy substance. 6.... 
