The century supplement to the dictionary of gardening, a practical and scientific encyclopaedia of horticulture for gardeners and botanists . Fig. 432. Poriion of Frond of Fig. 434. Frond of Gtmnooramme Muelleri. 14in. long, Jin. broad, entire, thick, cori.^ceous, the lower onesoften auVicled; lower surface densely matted with brownishscales, sori abundant, narrow, in several rows nearer the edgethan the midrib, eventually connivent. Australia, See Fig. singular and interesting greenhouse or stove specieswhen young resembles Aspienium Ceterach. 1900 Supplement—
The century supplement to the dictionary of gardening, a practical and scientific encyclopaedia of horticulture for gardeners and botanists . Fig. 432. Poriion of Frond of Fig. 434. Frond of Gtmnooramme Muelleri. 14in. long, Jin. broad, entire, thick, cori.^ceous, the lower onesoften auVicled; lower surface densely matted with brownishscales, sori abundant, narrow, in several rows nearer the edgethan the midrib, eventually connivent. Australia, See Fig. singular and interesting greenhouse or stove specieswhen young resembles Aspienium Ceterach. 1900 Supplement—Recent Introductions, &c. 411 Gymnogframme—con ^m ued,G. xnulticeps (manyheaJed). A form of G. , ochracea (ochreous). A garden synonym of G. Parsonsil (Parsons). A form of G. , Pearcei. A pinna of this very elegant, stove species is shown in Fig. P. robusta (stout).* sii. covered at base with white powder. fronds narrower at the base and more elongated towards the apex than in the type. 18S3. IMant larger in all its parts. GymnogTamme—con/ trifoliata. In general aspect, this erect species (described inVol. II.) has several c
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