Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Or, Flower-Garden Displayed : in Which the Most Ornamental Foreign Plants, Cultivated in the Open Ground, the Green-House, And the Stove, Are Accurately Represented in Their Natural Colours ... 19-20
Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Or, Flower-Garden Displayed : in Which the Most Ornamental Foreign Plants, Cultivated in the Open Ground, the Green-House, And the Stove, Are Accurately Represented in Their Natural Colours ... 19-20
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ANDROSACE villofa. Jacq. ColleS. 1. p. 193. /. la./. 3. f frUld. Sp. PL 1. j^9. ?
ARETIA foliis ovalis villofis, fcapis umbellatis. Haller.Hth.
n.6^0.
CHAMi£JASM£. Baub. Hifi. z. B69.
SEDUM alpinum 4. Cluf. Pan. 489. Hi/l. 2. p. 6a.
Notwithftanding all the pains that Von Wulfen, in Jac- qvin's CoUedanea, has taken to eftablifli a diftinflion between his And R OS AC £ villo/a and Cbamarjq/me, we confefs ourfelves ftill to have been at a lofs to decide to which of thefe fpecies our plant belongs,... nor can we perfuadc ourfelves that the reverend author has latisfadorily eftablifhed a fpecific diftin£lion between them. If really different, we fliould be inclined to contider our plant as the one intended by LiNNiaus, ScopoLi>andjACQuiN in his Flora Auftriaca, under this title, and that figured in Jacquin's Colleftanea, as a new fpecies not noticed by any preceding author.
The hairinefs of the leaves in the cultivated plant, at lead, is not at all to be depended upon 1 in one we faw laft year at Mr, LoDoiGEs, the leaves were fo thickly covered with long white hairs, as to give the whole a hoary appearance ; in the fame fahie this year the leaves are of a deep green colour, iviiH comparatively few hairs ; nor are ibey in ajl fpeciniens equally obturc at the poini ; tkofe in the cmk* from vbich chif mtwing vas taken being much more acute than in Mr« Loddiges's plants, though undoubtedly the fame fjiecies, liALLERfays it has both obtufe and lanceolate leaves; indeed the whole of his excellent defcription leaves no room to doubt of the identity of his plant with ours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ANDROSACE villofa. Jacq. ColleS. 1. p. 193. /. la./. 3. f frUld. Sp. PL 1. j^9. ?
ARETIA foliis ovalis villofis, fcapis umbellatis. Haller.Hth.
n.6^0.
CHAMi£JASM£. Baub. Hifi. z. B69.
SEDUM alpinum 4. Cluf. Pan. 489. Hi/l. 2. p. 6a.
Notwithftanding all the pains that Von Wulfen, in Jac- qvin's CoUedanea, has taken to eftablifli a diftinflion between his And R OS AC £ villo/a and Cbamarjq/me, we confefs ourfelves ftill to have been at a lofs to decide to which of thefe fpecies our plant belongs,... nor can we perfuadc ourfelves that the reverend author has latisfadorily eftablifhed a fpecific diftin£lion between them. If really different, we fliould be inclined to contider our plant as the one intended by LiNNiaus, ScopoLi>andjACQuiN in his Flora Auftriaca, under this title, and that figured in Jacquin's Colleftanea, as a new fpecies not noticed by any preceding author.
The hairinefs of the leaves in the cultivated plant, at lead, is not at all to be depended upon 1 in one we faw laft year at Mr, LoDoiGEs, the leaves were fo thickly covered with long white hairs, as to give the whole a hoary appearance ; in the fame fahie this year the leaves are of a deep green colour, iviiH comparatively few hairs ; nor are ibey in ajl fpeciniens equally obturc at the poini ; tkofe in the cmk* from vbich chif mtwing vas taken being much more acute than in Mr« Loddiges's plants, though undoubtedly the fame fjiecies, liALLERfays it has both obtufe and lanceolate leaves; indeed the whole of his excellent defcription leaves no room to doubt of the identity of his plant with ours.
What to read after Curtis's Botanical Magazine, Or, Flower-Garden Displayed : in Which the Most Ornamental Foreign Plants, Cultivated in the Open Ground, the Green-House, And the Stove, Are Accurately Represented in Their Natural Colours ... 19-20?
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