The Tasmanian Flora
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Fl. Sept.-Jan.
Oeder LXX1X.—LILIACE^.
Perianth inferior ; segments 6, free or partially united, usually in 2 series, all equal, or the outer shorter or longer than the inner series. Stamens usually 6, inserted towards the base of the perianth. Ovary 3-celled, usually with numerous, rarely with only 1 or 2, ovules in each cell. Style mostly single, with a minute capitate stigma, rarely divided into 3 filiform branches. Fruit a berry or capsule.
The order is very large, and distributed almost thr...oughout the world.
212 THE TASMANIAN FLORA.
Leaves principally at the base of the stem.
Flowers few or many, in a loose or dense inflorescence, on stems nearly as long as, or longer than leaves.
Flowers in loose panicles or in small clusters along the stem.
Flowers in spreading panicles.
Styles 3. Filaments simple ...
Style simple. Filaments hairy or thickened.
Flower blue. Filaments enlarged above Flowers yellow or bine. Filaments minutely hairy Flowers white or red. Filaments hairy above Flowers few, at intervals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fl. Sept.-Jan.
Oeder LXX1X.—LILIACE^.
Perianth inferior ; segments 6, free or partially united, usually in 2 series, all equal, or the outer shorter or longer than the inner series. Stamens usually 6, inserted towards the base of the perianth. Ovary 3-celled, usually with numerous, rarely with only 1 or 2, ovules in each cell. Style mostly single, with a minute capitate stigma, rarely divided into 3 filiform branches. Fruit a berry or capsule.
The order is very large, and distributed almost thr...oughout the world.
212 THE TASMANIAN FLORA.
Leaves principally at the base of the stem.
Flowers few or many, in a loose or dense inflorescence, on stems nearly as long as, or longer than leaves.
Flowers in loose panicles or in small clusters along the stem.
Flowers in spreading panicles.
Styles 3. Filaments simple ...
Style simple. Filaments hairy or thickened.
Flower blue. Filaments enlarged above Flowers yellow or bine. Filaments minutely hairy Flowers white or red. Filaments hairy above Flowers few, at intervals.
What to read after The Tasmanian Flora?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonard Rodway to read onlineMoreLess
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