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English: Botanical illustration accompanying the protologue of Achlyphila disticha.
Fig. 1. a-m, Achlyphila disticha. a) habit, X 0.5; b) portion of leaf showing ligule, X 3; c) inflorescence, X 1.5; d) flower, X 2 e) petal, X 3; f) stamen, X 8 g) lateral view of a single anther theca, showing attachment, X 8; h) pistil, X 8; i) stigma, X 25; j) cross-diagram of ovary, X 7.5; k) pollen grain, X 500; l) seed, X 30; m) cross-diagram of flower. |
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Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden vol. 10 no. 2. p. 13. (https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/150908#page/211/mode/1up) |
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