. Notes on the life history of British flowering plants. Botany; Plant ecology. Fig. Fig. 99. Figs. 96-100.—Lotus cornicidatus. Fig. 96.—Flower seen from tlie aide and in front. Fig. 97.—Ditto, after removal of the standard. Fig. 98.—Ditto, nfter removal of the standard and wings. Fig. 99.—Ditto, after removal of one side of the keel. Fig. 100.—Terminal portion of Fig. 99 more magnified. a, the free stamen ; b, bend in filament of free stamen ; c, the place where the wings lock with the keel; e, entrance to the honey ; /, stamens ; g, tip of keel ; k, keel; po, pollen ; st, stigma ; std,
. Notes on the life history of British flowering plants. Botany; Plant ecology. Fig. Fig. 99. Figs. 96-100.—Lotus cornicidatus. Fig. 96.—Flower seen from tlie aide and in front. Fig. 97.—Ditto, after removal of the standard. Fig. 98.—Ditto, nfter removal of the standard and wings. Fig. 99.—Ditto, after removal of one side of the keel. Fig. 100.—Terminal portion of Fig. 99 more magnified. a, the free stamen ; b, bend in filament of free stamen ; c, the place where the wings lock with the keel; e, entrance to the honey ; /, stamens ; g, tip of keel ; k, keel; po, pollen ; st, stigma ; std, standard ; t, staminal tube ; w, wing ; xi/, in Fig. 99 marks the line of section as shown in Fig. 100. Fig. 100. —sometimes plain yellow, but often more or less streaked or flushed with crimson, becoming a deep rich orange. G-ENISTA This is the "Genet" from which the Plantagenets took their badge and their name. We have three species, but they are much more numerous in Southern. 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 Lubbock, John, Sir, 1834-1913. London, New York, Macmillan and Co. , Ltd.
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