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Structure. 53can only be traced so
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Structure. 55and are connate in one
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slightly wider than deep to slightl
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Structure. 59Fio. 28.Sections of Pe
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Structure.6imore or less cubical or
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Structure. 63side of the canals equ
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Structure. 65wide rounded sinuses a
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Structure. 67midrib near the base f
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Structure. 69The palisade layer of
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Structure.7iphloem below. Under thi
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mucilage. Cylindrical and clavate m
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Structure. 75while the tuberous spe
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Structure. 77Nymphaea and Nuphar, t
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Structure. 79and arranged symmetric
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Structure.8iWe will now take up som
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Structure. 83the oval to lanceolate
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Structure. 85Apocarpiae :Idioblasts
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Structure. 87are composed of two di
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Structure. 89to terminate in the ax
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Structure.9icover two seeds with ea
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Structure. 93and madagascariensis s
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CHAPTER III.DEVELOPMENT.ORGANOGENY
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98 The Waterlilies.arise on the sid
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iooThe Waterlilies.on the authority
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102 The Waterlilies.each consisting
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104 The Waterlilies.of slightly fla
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io6The Waterlilies.represents the p
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io8The Waterlilies.Fig. 49. Seedlin
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noThe Waterulies.The internodes abo
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ii2The Waterlilies.occurs in ordina
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ii4The Waterlilies.Iknow of no expe
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n6The Waterlilies.raised up at one
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u8The Waterlilies.therefore believe
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120 The Waterlilies.about an hour l
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122 The Waterlilies.stamens now deh
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124 The Waterlilies.fruit ispressed
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126 The Waterlilies.In order to pre
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128 The Waterlilies.Nymphaea gigant
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Taxonomy Nymphaea gigantae. 129dark
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Taxonomy Nymphaea elegans. 131N. se
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134 The Waterlilies.(approx.), marg
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Taxonomy Nymphaea ampla. 135N. Lotu
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Taxonomy Nymphaea flavo-virens. 137
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140 The Waterlilies.Nymphaea stella
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Taxonomy Nymphaea caerulea. 141N. r
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144The Waterlilies.thin and quickly
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146The Waterlilies.the close resemb
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Taxonomy Nymphaea heudelotii. 147De
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Taxonomy Nymphaea heudelotii. 149me
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Taxonomy Nymphaea calliantha. 151No
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Taxonomy Nymphaea capensis. 153N. c
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156The Waterlilies.Geographic Distr
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158The Waterlilies.Description. Flo
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Taxonomy Nymphaea capensis. 159flow
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162 The Waterlilies.Description. Fl
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1 64The Waterulies.N. planchonii, C
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Taxonomy Nymphaea mexicana. 165Leav
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Taxonomy Nymphaea tetragona. 167Geo
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!7oThe Waterlilies.Geographic Distr
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iy 2The Waterulies.from other synca
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174The Waterlilies.No. 1283. Franze
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176The Waterlilies.N. venusta, Hent
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178The Wateri.ilies.panicd by leave
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Taxonomy Nymphaea odorata. 179In al
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Taxonomy Nymphaea odorata. 181The s
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Taxonomy Nymphaea odorata. 183Numbe
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1 86 The Waterlilies.Plants from Ra
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1 88 The Waterlilies.spermis."If we
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Taxonomy Nymphaea tuberosa. 189Nymp
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Taxonomy Nymphaea tuberosa. 191Stip
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194 The Waterlilies.Nymphaea lotus
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Taxonomy Nymphaea lotus. 195base, 1
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Taxonomy Nymphaea amazonum. 201AT.N
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Taxonomy Nymphaea amazonum. 203main
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MELIOTYPE CO., BOSTON.CARNEGIE INST
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2o6The Waterlilies.dentate with une
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Taxonomy Nymphaea blanda. 207Descri
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Taxonomy Nymphaea gibertii. 211sepa
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214 The Waterlii.ies.is, as now con
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2l6The Waterlii.ies.Eucastalia, and
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218 The Waterliues.changed less tha
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220 The Waterliues.On the other han
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Hybrids and Garden Varieties. 221ob
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Hybrids and Garden Varieties. 223ge
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226 The Waterlilies.outline of leav
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228 The Waterlii.ies.asurea Sturtev
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Hybrids and Garden Varieties. 229Se
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Hybrids and Garden Varieties. 23120
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Tl; :CHAPTER VIII.CULTURE AND USES.
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Culture and Uses. 237bloom;the firs
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Culture and Uses. 239slowly to dry
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Culture and Uses. 241leaves near th
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244The Waterlilies.Bauhin, Caspar.
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246 The Waterulies.Caspary, Robert.
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'248 The Waterlilies.Dntt, M. K. 18
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250 The Waterlilies.Gray, Asa. 1889
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252 The Waterlilies.Hooker, J. D. 1
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254 The Waterlilies.Linnaeus, C. 17
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256 The Waterlilies.Palacky, J. 189
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258 The Waterulies.Rose, J. W. 1895
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262 The Waterlilies.Van Rheede, Hei
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INDEX.Note. Synonyms and horticultu
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Index. 267TAGEContractile roots 113
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Index. 269FAGSLotos leaf 6t-66, 76,
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Index. 271NymphaeaNymphaeaNymphaeaN
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Index. 273NymphaeaNymphaeaNymphaeaN
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Index.275PAGENymphaea polysepala 21
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PAGENymphaeaceae, roots, adventitio
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fPAOBVenation of leaves 66, 67, 115