Synopsis Filicum: Or, A Synopsis of All Known Ferns, Including the Osmundaceæ, Schizæsveæ, Marattiaceæ, and Ophioglossaceæ (chiefly Derived from the Kew Herbarium).R. Hardwicke, 1868 - 482 Seiten |
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2nd Cent acuminate apex areola auricled Baker base bipinnate Blume blunt bluntish Brazil Cape Colony caud Ceylon crenate cuneate cut down nearly dark chesnut-brown deeply pinnatifid deltoid densely clothed distant Ecuador edge entire edge.-Hk erect erecto-patent falcate Fée fertile fibrillose firm free veinlets frond glossy hairy Himalayas invol involucre Kaulf Kunze lanceolate linear linear-oblong lobes lower pinna lowest main rachis main veins margin Mett Mexico midrib narrowed gradually nearly naked oblique oblong oblong-lanceolate once forked ovate ovate-lanceolate Peru Philippines pinnæ pinnatifid pinne pinnl plant polished Presl pubescent rachis rachis naked rhizome rhizome stout rhizome wide-creeping rhizome woody rows scales segm segments sessile sides naked simply pinnate slender slightly scaly sori sori copious sori small sorus species stalked stem stramineous subdeltoid surfaces naked terminal pinna texture coriaceous texture herbaceous texture papyraceo-herbaceous texture subcoriaceous tomentose toothed tripinnate tripinnatifid tufted villose winged wiry
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Seite 89 - Family Polypodiaceae. A creeping fern with dimorphous fronds, the sterile ones ovate-lanceolate or lanceolate, entire or slightly lobed at the base, the fertile ones narrower, deeply sinuate-pinnatifid, the lobes coarsely crenate; sori 2 to 10 to a lobe; involucre ample, coriaceous, suborbicular or reniform, attached by a broad base, the apex and sides free. This genus was founded by Cavanilles on specimens collected by Nee, who visited Guam in company with Haenke with the Malaspina expedition. It...
Seite 5 - Index filicum; a synopsis, with characters, of the genera, and an enumeration of the species of ferns, with synonymes, references, &c.
Seite 396 - ... only one-half mm. broad, and the margin so folded over the sorus that it may scarcely appear. Davao, Warburg 14151. (3) V. falcata Kunze. Frond 10 to 15 cm. long, 3 mm. broad, obtuse, narrowed gradually to the base, very thick; costa, reaching the apex of the sterile but not of the fertile fronds, veins short, oblique, parallel, immersed; sori quite sunk in slightly intramarginal grooves. V. minor Fee is a smaller fern included here. Rizal, Loher. Malaya. (4) V. scolopendrina Mett. Fronds 30...
Seite 199 - ... sori 6 or less to the pinna, not confluent; indusia narrow. Lamao River, Bataan Province, Copeland 236, 1395. (10) A. normale Don. Stipe 2 to 6 cm. long, tufted, wiry, blackish, polished; frond 10 to 25 cm. long, 10 to 17 mm. broad, with very numerous close-placed...
Seite 203 - ... broad, narrowly lanceolate-oblong, with 12 to 20 horizontal pinnae on each side, which are 3 to 4 cm. long, 1 cm. broad, bluntish or acute at the point, more or less deeply inciso-crenate throughout, the two sides unequal, the upper one at the base narrowed suddenly at about a right angle, the lower one obliquely truncate; lower pinnae often deflexed; texture herbaceous; rachis firm, grayish; veins simple or once forked; sori falling short of both edge and midrib. Mountains of Panay, Steere....
Seite 438 - Sw. • primary petiole so much reduced that the fork seems almost to spring from the main rachis, secondary 1-2 in.
Seite 175 - Invol. formed of the reflexed margin of the frond, those of the two sides meeting against the midrib. A very anomalous genus, regarded by some as a distinct suborder and placed by others in Polypodiese.
Seite 426 - MSS.) which is most like this, bat has a broad-cuneate fertile frond 9 in. br. at the top, without either forks or horns, and with a patch of fruit nearly as broad as the lamina. 3. P. grande, J. Sm. ; barren fr. very large, suborbicular, convex, or the upper ones erect, deeply laciniated with spreading or inflexed divisions ; fertile fr.
Seite 189 - Sort linear or linear-oblong, sunk in cavities of the frond, placed in single rows parallel with and contiguous to the midribs of the pinna; and pinnules.
Seite 400 - Sori spread in a stratum over the under surface or rarely over both surfaces of the frond, not confined to the veins only.