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Quassia A genus in the family Simaroubaceae. Its size is disputed; some botanists treat it as consisting of only one species, Quassia amara from tropical South America, while others treat it in a wide circums... |
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Quince, Twig of Illustrated is a twig of common quince, cydonia oblonga. (a) and (b) shows where the fruit was borne.... |
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Raceme A raceme arrangement of flowers.... |
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Raceme A flower cluster with the flowers stalked and comming off a commonand more or less elongated axis.... |
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Raceme A raceme, with a general peduncle, pedicels, bracts, and bractlets. Plainly the bracts here answer to the leaves.... |
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Raceme A raceme... |
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Raceme "Racemes.--When flowers are arranged round a filiform simple axis, each particular flower being stalked, they are said to be in racemes." -Newman, 1850... |
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Racemosa, Smilacina This flowering plant belongs to the ruscaceae, which are common in North America.... |
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Radiosa, Yucca Perennial shrub of the agavee family, known for evergreen rosettes.... |
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Rafflesia A parasitic flower plant. The worlds largest single flower. ... |
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Ragged Robin Ragged robin and cuckoo flower are the common names of lychnis flos-cuculi. The flowers are red or pink and grow in loose clusters. The plant is native to Europe and north Asia.... |
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Ragweed Various views of the tall ragweed, Ambrosia trifida.... |
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Ragweed, False Various views of the false ragweed, Iva xanthifolia.... |
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Ragwort, Golden Of the Composite family (Compositae), the golden ragwort (Senecio aureus).... |
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Rampion Also known as Campanula rapunculus. "A hardy biennial, cultivated for the use of its fleshy roots in salads, either boiled or in a raw state, generally the latter; the leaves are also used in winter s... |
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Ranunculus Leaflets usually three, no more than five. ... |
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Ranunculus Base of petiole expanded; plants under 4 dm tall. ... |
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Ranunculus Flowers stalked; fruit a group of several, scarcely angled, small nutlets. ... |
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Ranunculus "Ranunculus, buttercup, crowfoot; the typical genus of the order Ranunculaceæ. Known species about 160, from temperate regions. Many have much divided leaves."—(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 191... |
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Ranunculus, Garden A large genus of about 600 species of plants, including buttercups and spearworts. They are mostly bright yellow or white, with a yellow center. ... |
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Rapa, Brassica This plant bears edible roots.... |
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Raphides This is an illustration of raphides, or acicular crystals, from the stalk of the Rhubarb: three of the cells contain chlorophyll, and two of them raphides.... |
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Raphides This is an illustration of raphide from an Arum, contained in a large cell. ... |
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Raspberry A shrubby plant belonging to the same genus as the blackberry. It is cultivated extensively as a garden fruit.... |
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Raspberry Fertilization "Raspberry (Rubus idaeus, order Rosaceae), being fertilized. A, Flower. p, p, Petals. a, a, Anthers. s, Stigma. no, Nectary openings. nc, Nectar Cells. D, Drupels." — The Encyclopedia Bri... |
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