The Principles of Plant-Teratology
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These facts show the presence of a floral axis in the centre of the fruit.
A similar phenomenon occurs occasionally in the tomato ; and Masters gives instances of it in other plants as well.
90 PRINCIPr,ES OP PLANT-TKRATOLOGY.
In the larkspur {BelpMnium), especially in double flowers, a larger number of carpels than the normal Tin. 98. — Citrus Aurantium (Orange). Secondary orange (whorl of carpels) formed at apex of primary one (as seen in longitudinal section of the latter) .
Fio. 99. — Citru...s Aurantium (Orange). Secondary orange (whorl of carpels) formed within the primary one (as seen in longitvidinal section of the latter).
may be laid down in spiral succession on the more elongated axis of the flower.
POSITIVI! DEDOUBLEMENT.
91 In Geplialofaxus there was observed, on the slightly elongated floral axis, which usually in its normal state produces a single pair of ovules only, an extra pair formed above ; but one of these is usually in the form •ov Pig. 100. — Cephalotaxus dru;pacea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These facts show the presence of a floral axis in the centre of the fruit.
A similar phenomenon occurs occasionally in the tomato ; and Masters gives instances of it in other plants as well.
90 PRINCIPr,ES OP PLANT-TKRATOLOGY.
In the larkspur {BelpMnium), especially in double flowers, a larger number of carpels than the normal Tin. 98. — Citrus Aurantium (Orange). Secondary orange (whorl of carpels) formed at apex of primary one (as seen in longitudinal section of the latter) .
Fio. 99. — Citru...s Aurantium (Orange). Secondary orange (whorl of carpels) formed within the primary one (as seen in longitvidinal section of the latter).
may be laid down in spiral succession on the more elongated axis of the flower.
POSITIVI! DEDOUBLEMENT.
91 In Geplialofaxus there was observed, on the slightly elongated floral axis, which usually in its normal state produces a single pair of ovules only, an extra pair formed above ; but one of these is usually in the form •ov Pig. 100. — Cephalotaxus dru;pacea.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Worsdell, Wilson Crosfield, 1867-1960 to read onlineMoreLess
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