A Manual of Indian Botany
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Spore, the reproductive cell in Cryptogams, which in func- tion corresponds to a seed but possesses no embryo.
Spur, a hollow, sac-like or tubular extension of some part of a blossom, usually nectariferous.
Stamen, one of the pollen-bear- ing organs of the flower.
Staminode or staminodium, a.
sterile stamen, or any struc- ture, without anther, corre- sponding to a stamen.
Standard, the upper dilated petal of a papilionaceous corolla.
Stem, the main ascending axis of a plant.
Sterile, unproducti...ve, as a flower without pistil, or sta- men without an anther.
Stigma, that part of a pistil through which fertilization by the pollen is effected.
Stigmatic, belonging to or characteristic of the stigma.
Stipe, the stalk-like support of a pistil, that is, the gyno- phore; the leaf-stalk of a Fern.
Stipitate, having a stipe.
Stipular, belonging to stipules.
Stipule, an appendage at the base of a petiole or on each side of its insertion.
Stolon, a runner, or any basal branch that is disposed to root.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spore, the reproductive cell in Cryptogams, which in func- tion corresponds to a seed but possesses no embryo.
Spur, a hollow, sac-like or tubular extension of some part of a blossom, usually nectariferous.
Stamen, one of the pollen-bear- ing organs of the flower.
Staminode or staminodium, a.
sterile stamen, or any struc- ture, without anther, corre- sponding to a stamen.
Standard, the upper dilated petal of a papilionaceous corolla.
Stem, the main ascending axis of a plant.
Sterile, unproducti...ve, as a flower without pistil, or sta- men without an anther.
Stigma, that part of a pistil through which fertilization by the pollen is effected.
Stigmatic, belonging to or characteristic of the stigma.
Stipe, the stalk-like support of a pistil, that is, the gyno- phore; the leaf-stalk of a Fern.
Stipitate, having a stipe.
Stipular, belonging to stipules.
Stipule, an appendage at the base of a petiole or on each side of its insertion.
Stolon, a runner, or any basal branch that is disposed to root.
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