. The natural history of plants. Botany. Fjq. 251- Fig. 252. Stamen (f). Part of the embryo. Next to Ocotea come several genera only differing in the details of the behaviour of the pedicels, receptacle, and perianth after an- thesis: Stryclinodaphne, Camphoromcsa, and Gymnohalanus. Nectandra (figs. 251-252), with the same fioral organization, is at once distinguished by the thickness of the expanded, almost fleshy perianth, and the singular form of the stamens, whose four cells are placed in a nearly horizontal or curved row (fig. 251). Pleurothyrimn and Dicypellium (of which the fertile andr
. The natural history of plants. Botany. Fjq. 251- Fig. 252. Stamen (f). Part of the embryo. Next to Ocotea come several genera only differing in the details of the behaviour of the pedicels, receptacle, and perianth after an- thesis: Stryclinodaphne, Camphoromcsa, and Gymnohalanus. Nectandra (figs. 251-252), with the same fioral organization, is at once distinguished by the thickness of the expanded, almost fleshy perianth, and the singular form of the stamens, whose four cells are placed in a nearly horizontal or curved row (fig. 251). Pleurothyrimn and Dicypellium (of which the fertile androceum is stUl unknown) appear to differ from Nectandra in only secondary characters. Synandrodaplme may be considered as Ocotea with the stamens coherent at the base. Symphysodaphne has also a monadelphous an- droceum, as in Acrodiclidium and Misanteca, but there are only three fertile stamens, united into a tube with the a,nthers at the top. Sassafras^ (figs. 253-255) has the general organization of Ocotea 1 MmsSN., ProAr,, 112-139 j in Mart. Fl. Nees, Sh/st., 487.—'EiiDI,., Oen., n. 2056.— Bras., Lam-<fc., 103, t. 76-83 (Oreodaphne), Mbissn., Prodr., 170, 513.—JSvosmus NuTT.,. 2 Bauh., Pin., 431 Ray, Bist., 1568.— Gen. Amer., i. 259. f, F F 2. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Baillon, Henri Ernest, 1827-1895; Hartog, Marcus Manuel, 1851-. London, L. Reeve & Co.
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