Botanical Text-book: Pt. 1 - Structural Botany Or Organography on the Basis of Morphology. To which is Added the Principles of Taxonomy and Phytography, and a Glossary of Botanical Terms, Volume 1 |
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Common terms and phrases
adnate æstivation alternate anthers apex arrangement atus axil axillary axis bark base bearing belong blade blossom botanists botany bractlets bracts branches calyx carpels caulicle cells chalaza character chorisis circle cluster coalescence common commonly compound corm corolla cotyledons cyme DeCandolle dehiscence Diagram Dicotyledons divided Eichler embryo filaments fleshy floral flower foliage fruit genera genus Greek grow growth hilum inflorescence inner internodes kind lateral Latin layer leaf leaflets leaves Linnæan Linnæus lobes margins midrib Monocotyledons morphology nature nodes normal organs ormis osus outer ovary ovule pair palmately pedicels peduncle perianth pericarp petals petiole phænogamous phyllotaxy pinnate pistil placenta plants plumule pollen portion raceme receptacle rhachis root scales seed sepals separate side simple single sometimes species specimens spiral stalk stamens stem stigma stomata structure style subtending surface tendril term terminal tion tissue transverse trees tube upper usually vegetable vertical whorls wood woody