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. Plants and their ways in South Africa. Botany; Botany. Classification of Plants j4j a similar service. The leaves are often bordered with hairs, which are always a severe trial to ants. Shrubs, from a few inches to lo feet high. Eremia.—Seeds one in a cell. Cells 2-4. Flowers small, bell-shaped, in terminal umbels. Chiefly \ Fig. 322.—Erica Massoni, L. Fig. 323.—Eiua icjinthoidcs L. One-half of flower. Stame/is 3-4—sotnetimes 5-6. Blseria.—Flowers 3-4 parted, bracts none Corolla small. Small shrubs resembling Erica. Western. Grisebachia.—Small shrubs differing from Eremia in the num
. Plants and their ways in South Africa. Botany; Botany. Classification of Plants j4j a similar service. The leaves are often bordered with hairs, which are always a severe trial to ants. Shrubs, from a few inches to lo feet high. Eremia.—Seeds one in a cell. Cells 2-4. Flowers small, bell-shaped, in terminal umbels. Chiefly \ Fig. 322.—Erica Massoni, L. Fig. 323.—Eiua icjinthoidcs L. One-half of flower. Stame/is 3-4—sotnetimes 5-6. Blseria.—Flowers 3-4 parted, bracts none Corolla small. Small shrubs resembling Erica. Western. Grisebachia.—Small shrubs differing from Eremia in the number of stamens, and ovary 2-celled. Order Plumb.\ginace.«. Calyx remaining on. Corolla regular sympetalous. Sta- mens 5, opposite and adnate to the petals. Ovary i-celled, superior, with one pendulous ovule. Herbs or half shrubs, often growing near the sea. Plumbago (Kafir, Um Ti wamadoda).—Calyx with sticky hairs along the ribs, which help to scatter the seed. Corolla. 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 Stoneman, Bertha. London, New York, Longmans, Green
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