Trees; a handbook of forest-botany for the woodlands and the laboratory . Fig. 79. Vine, Vitis vinifera, p. 227 (Sc). 0 © No tendrils. Petiole dilated below andholloed into a cup in which the bud isburied; covered with stellate hairs, especi-ally when young. No raphides. Stipidesfoliaceous and embracing. VINE 229. Fig. 80. Vine, Vitis vinifera, p. 227 (Ett). CJ Lobes narrow, triangular acuminate,divided by deep and rather narrowsinuses; young leaves tomentose, thenglabrous. 230 PLANE Platanus orientalis, L. Plane (Fig. 81). Large spread-ing tree. Leaves plane or cordate at the base, deeply cut
Trees; a handbook of forest-botany for the woodlands and the laboratory . Fig. 79. Vine, Vitis vinifera, p. 227 (Sc). 0 © No tendrils. Petiole dilated below andholloed into a cup in which the bud isburied; covered with stellate hairs, especi-ally when young. No raphides. Stipidesfoliaceous and embracing. VINE 229. Fig. 80. Vine, Vitis vinifera, p. 227 (Ett). CJ Lobes narrow, triangular acuminate,divided by deep and rather narrowsinuses; young leaves tomentose, thenglabrous. 230 PLANE Platanus orientalis, L. Plane (Fig. 81). Large spread-ing tree. Leaves plane or cordate at the base, deeply cutinto 3—5 lobes, each triangular or long and nearly lanceo-late, and somewhat cut and dentate in the same way; theincisions extending about half-way in. ~ Glabrous, butdensely covered with stellate hairs when young, especiallyon the venation beneath. Petiole green, shorter than thelimb. Stipules connate into a leafy ring round the shootand often hanging on it. Autumn leaves leather yellowto orange-brown.
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