Pittonia
Pittonia
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Bot. Sulph. 13 (1844): Astragalus candidissimus^ Watson, Bibliogr. Index, 191 (1878), not of Ledebour, FL Alt. iii.
309 (1829). Known as yet only from Magdalena Bay, Lower California, where it may be rediscovered, perhaps at no very distant day. It may well take this geographical name, its original one under Phaca being long preoccupied.
Digitized by Google NEW OR NOTEWORTHY SPECIES, 163 ViscAiNOA GENICULATA = Staphyha genictilata, Kellogg, Prpc. Cal. Acad. ii. 24 (1869). A low shrub with stout...ish and rigid crooked branches : leaves alternate (but the pe- duncles opposite them), cuneate-obcordate, or cuneate- obovate and emarginate or retuse, with a very short petiole, firm-coriaceous,' somewhat reticulate-veiny, minutely puberu- lent on both sides under a lens, an inch or more in length, the margin entire : peduncles stout, an inch or two long, 1 — 5- flowered ; pedicels less than an inch long, stout and deflexed, slightly enlarged under the pods : pod an inch and a fourth in length including the stout beak-like persistent styles, strongly 4- (rai'ely 3- or 5-) lobed, inflated and of firm-cbri- aceous texture ; the lobes, when mature, separating from the slightly coherent and columnar placentae into narrow and deep cymbif orm beaked valves which are exteriorly reticulate- venulose, carinate, and obscurely tomentulose, and of a shining satin-like smoothness within : seeds 2 in each cell, suspended almost or quite collaterally from near the summit of the column, oval in outline, 3 lines long, and with a small hemi- spherical white strophiole ; testa dull aijd dark brown ; embryo very small, at the base of a copious hard-cartilaginous or alniost corneous albumen ; cotyledons rounded, somewhat convolutely enfolding the short blunt radicle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bot. Sulph. 13 (1844): Astragalus candidissimus^ Watson, Bibliogr. Index, 191 (1878), not of Ledebour, FL Alt. iii.
309 (1829). Known as yet only from Magdalena Bay, Lower California, where it may be rediscovered, perhaps at no very distant day. It may well take this geographical name, its original one under Phaca being long preoccupied.
Digitized by Google NEW OR NOTEWORTHY SPECIES, 163 ViscAiNOA GENICULATA = Staphyha genictilata, Kellogg, Prpc. Cal. Acad. ii. 24 (1869). A low shrub with stout...ish and rigid crooked branches : leaves alternate (but the pe- duncles opposite them), cuneate-obcordate, or cuneate- obovate and emarginate or retuse, with a very short petiole, firm-coriaceous,' somewhat reticulate-veiny, minutely puberu- lent on both sides under a lens, an inch or more in length, the margin entire : peduncles stout, an inch or two long, 1 — 5- flowered ; pedicels less than an inch long, stout and deflexed, slightly enlarged under the pods : pod an inch and a fourth in length including the stout beak-like persistent styles, strongly 4- (rai'ely 3- or 5-) lobed, inflated and of firm-cbri- aceous texture ; the lobes, when mature, separating from the slightly coherent and columnar placentae into narrow and deep cymbif orm beaked valves which are exteriorly reticulate- venulose, carinate, and obscurely tomentulose, and of a shining satin-like smoothness within : seeds 2 in each cell, suspended almost or quite collaterally from near the summit of the column, oval in outline, 3 lines long, and with a small hemi- spherical white strophiole ; testa dull aijd dark brown ; embryo very small, at the base of a copious hard-cartilaginous or alniost corneous albumen ; cotyledons rounded, somewhat convolutely enfolding the short blunt radicle.
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