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Identifier: botanicalclassb00noll (find matches)
Title: The botanical class-book, and flora of Pennsylvania, designed for seminaries of learning and private classes
Year: 1852 (1850s)
Authors: Noll, Henry R
Subjects: Plants Botany
Publisher: Lewisburg, Pa., O. N. Worden, printer
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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2. Rhomboid or Deltoid (Pig. 30) triangular in outlinew*th the two lateral angles rounded. Ex. Trillium, Blackpoplar. Veins developed Jxyond the middle of the blade. 1. Oboyate (inversely egg-shaped, Fig. 31). 2. Spathulate (shaped like a spatula, Fig. 32). Ex.Daisy. 3. Cuneate (wedge-shaped). 4. Panduriform (fiddle-shaped, Fig. 33) rather long,broad at the two extremities, and narrow towards the middle.Ex. Bniweed (Convolvulus pancluratus). 81. 32. 33. 34. 35.
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Lowest veinlets longest sending off ve inlets bacJavards. 1. Cordate (heart shaped, Fig.34) where the length isgreater than the width, with an ovate form, and hollowed atthe base. Ex. Morning Glory, Lilac. 2. Auriculate (Fig. 35) where the form is oblong withtwo opposite lob:s at the base. Ex. Sage. 3. Hastate (halbert-shaped, Fig. 36) when the formestriangular the base spreading and ending in two oppositepoints, with the sides a little hollowed. Ex. Bittersweet. FORM OF LEAVES. 35 4 ■ Sagittate (arrow-shaped, Fig. 37) where the leaf isj-riancrufar in outline with pointed descending lobes at thebase. Ex. Seraph-grass (l\)iyganuni eagittatuni,) Arrow- e5. Reniform (kidney-shaped, Fig. 88). A broad leafrounded at the apex, and hollowed out at the base. Ex,Coltsfoot (Asarum), Gill-over-the-ground (Glechoma).86. 37. 38.

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  • bookcentury:1800
  • bookauthor:Noll__Henry_R
  • booksubject:Plants
  • booksubject:Botany
  • bookpublisher:Lewisburg__Pa___O__N__Worden__printer
  • bookcontributor:The_Library_of_Congress
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