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A. Eupatorium Cell "Formation of endosperm in the embryo-sac of Agrimonia Eupatorium. Cell-walls are being formed between the nuclei." -Stevens, 1916... |
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Abronia Embryo of Abronia umbellata; one of the cotyledons very small.... |
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Absinthium "The common wormwood; a European species, much cultivated for its bitter qualities; it contains a volatile oil which is the principle ingredient in the French liquor absinthe."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Abutilon "Abutilon macropodum. 1. an unexpanded flower; 2. the stamens and styles; 3. a ripe fruit, consisting of many carpels, whose upper extremities are free and radiant." -Lindley, 1853... |
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Acacia A genus of plants of the order Leguminosae, consisting of trees or shrubs with compound pinnate leaves and small leaflets, growing in Africa, Arabia the East Indies and Australia.... |
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Acacia bush The acacia have small leaves and very small yellow flowers in dense spherical or cylindrical heads. The acacia constricta is well distinguished by the slender pods constricted between the seeds... |
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Acacia Leaf "A leaf of Acacia. A, as seen by day; B, the same leaf asleep at night." -Bergen, 1896... |
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Acanthus Acanthus mollis.... |
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Acanthus Acanthus spinosus offers, by its formally regular growth and its crisp, crinkly and prickly leaves, excellent suggestions for decorative conventionalization.... |
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Acanthus "A genus of small herbaceous plants of southern Europe and Africa; they have spinosely toothed leaves, and they are sometimes cultivated for the sake of their beautiful foliage."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Acanthus "A genus of small herbaceous plants of southern Europe and Africa; they have spinosely toothed leaves, and they are sometimes cultivated for the sake of their beautiful foliage."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Acanthus "The name given by the Greeks and Romans to the plants sometimes called Brancursine, of which it is also the botanical generic name. A. mollis and A. spinosa, natives of the south of Europe, are the s... |
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Acanthus A genus of plants or shrubs, mostly tropical, two species of which arecharacterized by large white flowers and deeply indented shining leaves.... |
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Acanthus Acanthus of Corinthian Capital... |
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Acanthus "Nelsonia campestris. 1. flowers; 2. pistil; 3. capsule; 4. cross section of a seed." -Lindley, 1853... |
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Acanthus Leaf Natural form of the acanthus leaf.... |
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Acanthus Leaf Acanthus leaf artistically modified.... |
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Acicarpha "Acicarpha spathulata. 1. section of an entire flower; 2. perpendicular section of ripe fruit." -Lindley, 1853... |
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Acnida Large herb with a very stout stem, often from 1 to 3dm in diameter at base, over 1.5m tall. ... |
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Aconite "a poisonous plant, monk's-hood, wolf's-bane."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Aconite, Winter The Winter Aconite (Eranthis hyemalis) is a European plant in the Ranunculaceae family of buttercups.... |
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Acorus Plants aromatic when crushed. ... |
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Actaea "Red Baneberry, showing flowering plant and fruiting raceme."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Acuminate "Acuminate Leaf"-Whitney, 1902... |
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Adder-Tongue Adder-Tongue, Ophioglossum: spore-cases in a kind of spike: a, a portion of the fruiting part , above natural size; showing two rows of the firm spore-cases, which open transversely into two se... |
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