 | 1834 - 652 Seiten
...Sot. \eafy.spiked ^ Al or 1 my P Canary I. 1829 ? D psmojs Bot. rcg. 1701 A fine species of (Xrchis, native of woods and copses in Madeira ; very much...which it differs in being larger in all its parts, &c. The specimen figured was supplied by Messrs. Young and Penny, nurserymen, Milford, near Godalming,... | |
 | 1834 - 648 Seiten
...(SI. O'KCHIS. Ha folibsa Sol. leafy.»/«ifrf ^j& or 1 my P Canary I. 1829 ? D psmoss Bot. reg. 1701 A fine species of O'rchis, native of woods and copses...which it differs in being larger in all its parts, &c. The specimen figured was supplied by Messrs. Young and Penny, nurserymen, Milford, near Godalming,... | |
 | David Wooster - 1872 - 398 Seiten
...native species ( ' 0. latifblia), from which, however, it differs in being larger in all its parts, in having a distinctly three-lobed flat lip, instead...shorter and more slender spur, and a taller stem. In this country the plant produces its fine spikes of purple flowers, sometimes three inches broad,... | |
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Bot. reg. 1701 A fine species of O'rchis, native of woods and copses in Madeira; very much like the European O. latifolia, from which it differs in being larger in all its parts, &c. The specimen figured was supplied by Messrs. Young and Penny, nurserymen,... 