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The characters employed in grouping the different species of the genus Cycas are not altogether satisfactory . No doubt this is due to the absence of complete materials for the knowledge of the species , either in cultivation or in ...
The characters employed in grouping the different species of the genus Cycas are not altogether satisfactory . No doubt this is due to the absence of complete materials for the knowledge of the species , either in cultivation or in ...
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... Vitiensis Dr. Seemann described a Cycas which he found in the Fiji Islands , and referred to ( ' . circinalis L. A. Braun subsequently pointed out characters by which he separated it from C. circinalis L. and named it C. Seemanni .
... Vitiensis Dr. Seemann described a Cycas which he found in the Fiji Islands , and referred to ( ' . circinalis L. A. Braun subsequently pointed out characters by which he separated it from C. circinalis L. and named it C. Seemanni .
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There is so much difference of opinion amongst us in England as to the distinctive characters of the three next “ species , " that it seems desirable for me in their case to give a translation of Dr. Focke's descriptions . 78.
There is so much difference of opinion amongst us in England as to the distinctive characters of the three next “ species , " that it seems desirable for me in their case to give a translation of Dr. Focke's descriptions . 78.
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All these localities are in Herefordshire , and lie within a radius of ten or twelve miles ; the plant is abundant , and retains its characters well in each of them . I have had it under observation now for five seasons .
All these localities are in Herefordshire , and lie within a radius of ten or twelve miles ; the plant is abundant , and retains its characters well in each of them . I have had it under observation now for five seasons .
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Exactly intermediate in nearly every character between the supposed parents , typical plants of which grew all about the rocks , we felt no doubt that we had found a hybrid , and its restricted distribution strongly favoured this view ...
Exactly intermediate in nearly every character between the supposed parents , typical plants of which grew all about the rocks , we felt no doubt that we had found a hybrid , and its restricted distribution strongly favoured this view ...
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| Título | Journal of Botany, British and Foreign, Volumen31 Journal of botany, British and foreign |
| Editor | Robert Hardwicke, 1898 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 13 Mar 2008 |
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