A Botanical Dictionary, Being a Translation From the French of Louis-Claude Richard; With Additions From Martyn, Smith, Milne, Wildenow, Acharius, &c
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and what quantity of the same kind of plant is to be found there ; and what name the common people call it by, if any. Accompany this description with several specimens ; so selected as to exhibit the plant in all its parts.
There can be no better exercise for student?, than to write several such descriptions every day.
See Diagnosis.
Deskcatio. Dryness.
Dextrorsum. Twining from left to right; that is, with the apparent motion of the sun ; as the hop- vine.
Piadelphia. (Dis, two; adelphos, a br...other.) Two brotherhoods. The name of the seventeenth class.
It comprises all plants, whose flowers are perfect, with the stamens uuited by their filaments in two sets. This was the character given the class by Linneus. But Lupines and others of this class have the stamens united in one set; which is the cha- racter of the Monadelphia class. The form of the corol has therefore been taken into the description by some writers, thus : Stamens united by their Jilaments in one, or two sets, carols papilionaceous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and what quantity of the same kind of plant is to be found there ; and what name the common people call it by, if any. Accompany this description with several specimens ; so selected as to exhibit the plant in all its parts.
There can be no better exercise for student?, than to write several such descriptions every day.
See Diagnosis.
Deskcatio. Dryness.
Dextrorsum. Twining from left to right; that is, with the apparent motion of the sun ; as the hop- vine.
Piadelphia. (Dis, two; adelphos, a br...other.) Two brotherhoods. The name of the seventeenth class.
It comprises all plants, whose flowers are perfect, with the stamens uuited by their filaments in two sets. This was the character given the class by Linneus. But Lupines and others of this class have the stamens united in one set; which is the cha- racter of the Monadelphia class. The form of the corol has therefore been taken into the description by some writers, thus : Stamens united by their Jilaments in one, or two sets, carols papilionaceous.
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