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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
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ateriform (salver form, Fig. 91,) when thetube ends abruptly in a border spreading horizontally, as inthe Phlox and Primrose. COROLLA. 61 4. Rotate (wheel-form, Fig. 92,) when the limb is regu-lar, or nearly so, spreading with a very short tube, as in theMullein and Lysimachia. 186. It is irregular when the incisions are not uniform,and the opposite sides are not arranged on the same axis. Theirregular corolla is— 1. Labiate (lipped, Fig. 93,) when the limb is deeplycleft into two irregular segments, called the upper and lowerlips. When the lip3 are widely separated, and the throatopen, it is called ringent or gaping, as in the Monkey flower.When there is an appendage between the lips like a palate,so as to hide the interior, it is called personate from persona, amask, as in the Snap-dragon and Toad-flax. If the upper i?arched, it is termed the galea or helmet, as in the Sage, Laven-der, and Catmint. This form of the corolla is characteristicof plants of the Labiatae, (Mint Family.)
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