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Geum triflorum prairie smoke – closed crimson red flowers and large pinnately divided leaves, May, England, UK Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/geum-triflorum-prairie-smoke-closed-crimson-red-flowers-and-large-pinnately-divided-leaves-may-england-uk-image435687344.htmlRF2G8R7J8–Geum triflorum prairie smoke – closed crimson red flowers and large pinnately divided leaves, May, England, UK
Close-up of the leaves of a Nandina plant after an autumn rain Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/close-up-of-the-leaves-of-a-nandina-plant-after-an-autumn-rain-image505691798.htmlRM2MAM71A–Close-up of the leaves of a Nandina plant after an autumn rain
Geum trifolium prairie smoke – buff hairs of feathery seed heads, July, England, UK Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/geum-trifolium-prairie-smoke-buff-hairs-of-feathery-seed-heads-july-england-uk-image438758847.htmlRF2GDR5AR–Geum trifolium prairie smoke – buff hairs of feathery seed heads, July, England, UK
. Our native ferns and their allies; with synoptical descriptions of the American Pteridophyta north of Mexico. Ferns; Pteridophyta. THE FERN ALLIES. 29 or short stalked, in the various species. In Ophioglossum the sterile portion is simple, and in all our species appears like a leaf rising from the common stalk. Cheiroglossa has several spikes. In Botrychium (Fig. 19) the sterile segment (except in some forms of B. simplex) is somewhat pinnately or ternately divided, and in the larger forms of B. Virginianmn is broad- ly ternate, with the divisions even tri—quadripinnatifid. The veins are fre Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/our-native-ferns-and-their-allies-with-synoptical-descriptions-of-the-american-pteridophyta-north-of-mexico-ferns-pteridophyta-the-fern-allies-29-or-short-stalked-in-the-various-species-in-ophioglossum-the-sterile-portion-is-simple-and-in-all-our-species-appears-like-a-leaf-rising-from-the-common-stalk-cheiroglossa-has-several-spikes-in-botrychium-fig-19-the-sterile-segment-except-in-some-forms-of-b-simplex-is-somewhat-pinnately-or-ternately-divided-and-in-the-larger-forms-of-b-virginianmn-is-broad-ly-ternate-with-the-divisions-even-triquadripinnatifid-the-veins-are-fre-image232282830.htmlRMRDWB3A–. Our native ferns and their allies; with synoptical descriptions of the American Pteridophyta north of Mexico. Ferns; Pteridophyta. THE FERN ALLIES. 29 or short stalked, in the various species. In Ophioglossum the sterile portion is simple, and in all our species appears like a leaf rising from the common stalk. Cheiroglossa has several spikes. In Botrychium (Fig. 19) the sterile segment (except in some forms of B. simplex) is somewhat pinnately or ternately divided, and in the larger forms of B. Virginianmn is broad- ly ternate, with the divisions even tri—quadripinnatifid. The veins are fre
. A dictionary of the flowering plants and ferns. Botany. 368 LEAF it were a 1., and the common stalk is called the rachis. If the leaflets spring from the sides of the rachis, as in the pea, the 1. is pinnate (F), if all from one point palmate (E). If the leaflets of a pinnate 1., as in many Acacias, are again pinnately cpd., the 1. is bifinnate. A 1. with 3 leaflets (as in clover) is ternate or tri-foliolate, with 3 ternate leaflets bitemate. Pinnate 1. may be equally (part-} pinnate (with an even number of leaflets), unequally (impart-} pinnate (with an odd leaflet at the end), or interrupt Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-dictionary-of-the-flowering-plants-and-ferns-botany-368-leaf-it-were-a-1-and-the-common-stalk-is-called-the-rachis-if-the-leaflets-spring-from-the-sides-of-the-rachis-as-in-the-pea-the-1-is-pinnate-f-if-all-from-one-point-palmate-e-if-the-leaflets-of-a-pinnate-1-as-in-many-acacias-are-again-pinnately-cpd-the-1-is-bifinnate-a-1-with-3-leaflets-as-in-clover-is-ternate-or-tri-foliolate-with-3-ternate-leaflets-bitemate-pinnate-1-may-be-equally-part-pinnate-with-an-even-number-of-leaflets-unequally-impart-pinnate-with-an-odd-leaflet-at-the-end-or-interrupt-image215984380.htmlRMPFAX7T–. A dictionary of the flowering plants and ferns. Botany. 368 LEAF it were a 1., and the common stalk is called the rachis. If the leaflets spring from the sides of the rachis, as in the pea, the 1. is pinnate (F), if all from one point palmate (E). If the leaflets of a pinnate 1., as in many Acacias, are again pinnately cpd., the 1. is bifinnate. A 1. with 3 leaflets (as in clover) is ternate or tri-foliolate, with 3 ternate leaflets bitemate. Pinnate 1. may be equally (part-} pinnate (with an even number of leaflets), unequally (impart-} pinnate (with an odd leaflet at the end), or interrupt
Archive image from page 383 of A dictionary of the flowering. A dictionary of the flowering plants and ferns . dictionaryofflow00will Year: 1919 368 LEAF it were a 1., and the common stalk is called the rachis. If the leaflets spring from the sides of the rachis, as in the pea, the 1. is pinnate (F), if all from one point palmate (E). If the leaflets of a pinnate 1., as in many Acacias, are again pinnately cpd., the 1. is bifinnate. A 1. with 3 leaflets (as in clover) is ternate or tri-foliolate, with 3 ternate leaflets bitemate. Pinnate 1. may be equally (part-} pinnate (with an even number Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archive-image-from-page-383-of-a-dictionary-of-the-flowering-a-dictionary-of-the-flowering-plants-and-ferns-dictionaryofflow00will-year-1919-368-leaf-it-were-a-1-and-the-common-stalk-is-called-the-rachis-if-the-leaflets-spring-from-the-sides-of-the-rachis-as-in-the-pea-the-1-is-pinnate-f-if-all-from-one-point-palmate-e-if-the-leaflets-of-a-pinnate-1-as-in-many-acacias-are-again-pinnately-cpd-the-1-is-bifinnate-a-1-with-3-leaflets-as-in-clover-is-ternate-or-tri-foliolate-with-3-ternate-leaflets-bitemate-pinnate-1-may-be-equally-part-pinnate-with-an-even-number-image259023425.htmlRMW1BF0H–Archive image from page 383 of A dictionary of the flowering. A dictionary of the flowering plants and ferns . dictionaryofflow00will Year: 1919 368 LEAF it were a 1., and the common stalk is called the rachis. If the leaflets spring from the sides of the rachis, as in the pea, the 1. is pinnate (F), if all from one point palmate (E). If the leaflets of a pinnate 1., as in many Acacias, are again pinnately cpd., the 1. is bifinnate. A 1. with 3 leaflets (as in clover) is ternate or tri-foliolate, with 3 ternate leaflets bitemate. Pinnate 1. may be equally (part-} pinnate (with an even number
![. A manual of the medical botany of North America [microform]. Botany, Medical; Botany; Botanique médicale; Botanique. BUDS AND LEAVES. 21 their leaflets in pairs; unequally pinnate (Fig. 30) when they havo tlicin in pairs sunnountod by an odd tcnuinal one. Hut often the division of pinnately conipound leaves is carried still farther, and the phu-e of tlie leaflet is taken by another i)etiolo bearing' leaflets ; the leaf is then termed bi-plnnate (Fig. lU) ; a step farther still, and it becomes tri-pinnate. In these cases the primary divisions are termed pinnae, the secondary pinnules, though Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJ4Y6B/a-manual-of-the-medical-botany-of-north-america-microform-botany-medical-botany-botanique-mdicale-botanique-buds-and-leaves-21-their-leaflets-in-pairs-unequally-pinnate-fig-30-when-they-havo-tlicin-in-pairs-sunnountod-by-an-odd-tcnuinal-one-hut-often-the-division-of-pinnately-conipound-leaves-is-carried-still-farther-and-the-phu-e-of-tlie-leaflet-is-taken-by-another-ietiolo-bearing-leaflets-the-leaf-is-then-termed-bi-plnnate-fig-lu-a-step-farther-still-and-it-becomes-tri-pinnate-in-these-cases-the-primary-divisions-are-termed-pinnae-the-secondary-pinnules-though-RJ4Y6B.jpg ". A manual of the medical botany of North America [microform]. Botany, Medical; Botany; Botanique médicale; Botanique. BUDS AND LEAVES. 21 their leaflets in pairs; unequally pinnate (Fig. 30) when they havo tlicin in pairs sunnountod by an odd tcnuinal one. Hut often the division of pinnately conipound leaves is carried still farther, and the phu-e of tlie leaflet is taken by another i)etiolo bearing' leaflets ; the leaf is then termed bi-plnnate (Fig. lU) ; a step farther still, and it becomes tri-pinnate. In these cases the primary divisions are termed pinnae, the secondary pinnules, though Stock Photo")
. A manual of the medical botany of North America [microform]. Botany, Medical; Botany; Botanique médicale; Botanique. BUDS AND LEAVES. 21 their leaflets in pairs; unequally pinnate (Fig. 30) when they havo tlicin in pairs sunnountod by an odd tcnuinal one. Hut often the division of pinnately conipound leaves is carried still farther, and the phu-e of tlie leaflet is taken by another i)etiolo bearing' leaflets ; the leaf is then termed bi-plnnate (Fig. lU) ; a step farther still, and it becomes tri-pinnate. In these cases the primary divisions are termed pinnae, the secondary pinnules, though Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-the-medical-botany-of-north-america-microform-botany-medical-botany-botanique-mdicale-botanique-buds-and-leaves-21-their-leaflets-in-pairs-unequally-pinnate-fig-30-when-they-havo-tlicin-in-pairs-sunnountod-by-an-odd-tcnuinal-one-hut-often-the-division-of-pinnately-conipound-leaves-is-carried-still-farther-and-the-phu-e-of-tlie-leaflet-is-taken-by-another-ietiolo-bearing-leaflets-the-leaf-is-then-termed-bi-plnnate-fig-lu-a-step-farther-still-and-it-becomes-tri-pinnate-in-these-cases-the-primary-divisions-are-termed-pinnae-the-secondary-pinnules-though-image234907747.htmlRMRJ4Y6B–. A manual of the medical botany of North America [microform]. Botany, Medical; Botany; Botanique médicale; Botanique. BUDS AND LEAVES. 21 their leaflets in pairs; unequally pinnate (Fig. 30) when they havo tlicin in pairs sunnountod by an odd tcnuinal one. Hut often the division of pinnately conipound leaves is carried still farther, and the phu-e of tlie leaflet is taken by another i)etiolo bearing' leaflets ; the leaf is then termed bi-plnnate (Fig. lU) ; a step farther still, and it becomes tri-pinnate. In these cases the primary divisions are termed pinnae, the secondary pinnules, though
![. Plant life, considered with special references to form and function. Plant physiology. Fig, 156.. e iipiKM- Icllkls r'(j ."IS Inliage. Fig, 156,—Portion of shout of pea, with a pinnately comjinund leaf are modified into tendrils and the stipules greatly developed tri About half natural size,—After F'rank. Fig, 157.—Piece of the stem of locust {l:ihiniii Psendacacia^, showing stipules in the form of thorns. Natural size,—After Kerner, 159. (2) Thorns.—The lea'es may deeloi) into slender conical and sharp-pointed thorns or spines, either branched or unbranched (fig. 390). Sometimes Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDYA4N/plant-life-considered-with-special-references-to-form-and-function-plant-physiology-fig-156-e-iipikm-icllkls-rj-quotis-inliage-fig-156portion-of-shout-of-pea-with-a-pinnately-comjinund-leaf-are-modified-into-tendrils-and-the-stipules-greatly-developed-tri-about-half-natural-sizeafter-frank-fig-157piece-of-the-stem-of-locust-lihiniii-psendacacia-showing-stipules-in-the-form-of-thorns-natural-sizeafter-kerner-159-2-thornsthe-leaes-may-deeloi-into-slender-conical-and-sharp-pointed-thorns-or-spines-either-branched-or-unbranched-fig-390-sometimes-RDYA4N.jpg ". Plant life, considered with special references to form and function. Plant physiology. Fig, 156.. e iipiKM- Icllkls r'(j ."IS Inliage. Fig, 156,—Portion of shout of pea, with a pinnately comjinund leaf are modified into tendrils and the stipules greatly developed tri About half natural size,—After F'rank. Fig, 157.—Piece of the stem of locust {l:ihiniii Psendacacia^, showing stipules in the form of thorns. Natural size,—After Kerner, 159. (2) Thorns.—The lea'es may deeloi) into slender conical and sharp-pointed thorns or spines, either branched or unbranched (fig. 390). Sometimes Stock Photo")
. Plant life, considered with special references to form and function. Plant physiology. Fig, 156.. e iipiKM- Icllkls r'(j ."IS Inliage. Fig, 156,—Portion of shout of pea, with a pinnately comjinund leaf are modified into tendrils and the stipules greatly developed tri About half natural size,—After F'rank. Fig, 157.—Piece of the stem of locust {l:ihiniii Psendacacia^, showing stipules in the form of thorns. Natural size,—After Kerner, 159. (2) Thorns.—The lea'es may deeloi) into slender conical and sharp-pointed thorns or spines, either branched or unbranched (fig. 390). Sometimes Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/plant-life-considered-with-special-references-to-form-and-function-plant-physiology-fig-156-e-iipikm-icllkls-rj-quotis-inliage-fig-156portion-of-shout-of-pea-with-a-pinnately-comjinund-leaf-are-modified-into-tendrils-and-the-stipules-greatly-developed-tri-about-half-natural-sizeafter-frank-fig-157piece-of-the-stem-of-locust-lihiniii-psendacacia-showing-stipules-in-the-form-of-thorns-natural-sizeafter-kerner-159-2-thornsthe-leaes-may-deeloi-into-slender-conical-and-sharp-pointed-thorns-or-spines-either-branched-or-unbranched-fig-390-sometimes-image232325989.htmlRMRDYA4N–. Plant life, considered with special references to form and function. Plant physiology. Fig, 156.. e iipiKM- Icllkls r'(j ."IS Inliage. Fig, 156,—Portion of shout of pea, with a pinnately comjinund leaf are modified into tendrils and the stipules greatly developed tri About half natural size,—After F'rank. Fig, 157.—Piece of the stem of locust {l:ihiniii Psendacacia^, showing stipules in the form of thorns. Natural size,—After Kerner, 159. (2) Thorns.—The lea'es may deeloi) into slender conical and sharp-pointed thorns or spines, either branched or unbranched (fig. 390). Sometimes
. A dictionary of the flowering plants and ferns. Botany. 368 LEAF it were a 1., and the common stalk is called the rachis. If the leaflets spring from the sides of the rachis, as in the pea, the 1. is pinnate (F), if all from one point palmate (E). If the leaflets of a pinnate 1., as in many Acacias, are again pinnately cpd., the 1. is bifinnate. A 1. with 3 leaflets (as in clover) is ternate or tri-foliolate, with 3 ternate leaflets bitemate. Pinnate 1. may be equally (part-} pinnate (with an even number of leaflets), unequally (impart-} pinnate (with an odd leaflet at the end), or interrupt Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-dictionary-of-the-flowering-plants-and-ferns-botany-368-leaf-it-were-a-1-and-the-common-stalk-is-called-the-rachis-if-the-leaflets-spring-from-the-sides-of-the-rachis-as-in-the-pea-the-1-is-pinnate-f-if-all-from-one-point-palmate-e-if-the-leaflets-of-a-pinnate-1-as-in-many-acacias-are-again-pinnately-cpd-the-1-is-bifinnate-a-1-with-3-leaflets-as-in-clover-is-ternate-or-tri-foliolate-with-3-ternate-leaflets-bitemate-pinnate-1-may-be-equally-part-pinnate-with-an-even-number-of-leaflets-unequally-impart-pinnate-with-an-odd-leaflet-at-the-end-or-interrupt-image231623699.htmlRMRCRAAY–. A dictionary of the flowering plants and ferns. Botany. 368 LEAF it were a 1., and the common stalk is called the rachis. If the leaflets spring from the sides of the rachis, as in the pea, the 1. is pinnate (F), if all from one point palmate (E). If the leaflets of a pinnate 1., as in many Acacias, are again pinnately cpd., the 1. is bifinnate. A 1. with 3 leaflets (as in clover) is ternate or tri-foliolate, with 3 ternate leaflets bitemate. Pinnate 1. may be equally (part-} pinnate (with an even number of leaflets), unequally (impart-} pinnate (with an odd leaflet at the end), or interrupt
