. The vegetable kingdom : or, The structure, classification, and uses of plants, illustrated upon the natural system. Cucullaria, Raf. Bicucullata, March. Macrocapnos, , Raf. Bicitculla, Borkh. Phacocapnos, , DC. Capnogorium, Bernh. Capnoides, Boerh. Neckeria, Scop. Borkhatisenia,, , Bernh. Leonticoides, ,, Boerh. Capnocystis, , Tournef. Sphcerocapnos, , DC. Numbers. Gen. 15. Sp. —Droseraceae.—Fumariace^.—Berberidacere,Brassicacece. Berberales.] BERBER
. The vegetable kingdom : or, The structure, classification, and uses of plants, illustrated upon the natural system. Cucullaria, Raf. Bicucullata, March. Macrocapnos, , Raf. Bicitculla, Borkh. Phacocapnos, , DC. Capnogorium, Bernh. Capnoides, Boerh. Neckeria, Scop. Borkhatisenia,, , Bernh. Leonticoides, ,, Boerh. Capnocystis, , Tournef. Sphcerocapnos, , DC. Numbers. Gen. 15. Sp. —Droseraceae.—Fumariace^.—Berberidacere,Brassicacece. Berberales.] BERBERIDACE.^.. 437 Order CLIX. BERBERIDACE^.—Berberids. Berberideae, Vent. Tabl. 3. 83. (1799) ; DC. S>, 1. (1821); Prodr. 1. 105. (1824); Endl. Gc-«.chxix. Meisner Gen. 6. Diagnosis.—^erScm? Exorjens, with regular symmetrical flowers, suhcral pi acentce, stamenso^yposite the petals, and recurved or herbaceous peremiial plauts, for the most pait haii-less, but very ofteuspuiy. Leaves alternate, compound, usually without stipules. Flowers soUtary, race-. Fig, cccv. mose or panicled. Sepals 3-4-6, deciduous, in a double row, surrounded externally by peta-loid scales. Petals hypogynous, either equal to the sepals in number, and opposite to them,or t\vice as many, sometimes with an appendage at the base m the inside. Stamensequal in number to the petals, and opposite to them ; anthers with two cells, openingwith a valve from the bottom to the top. Carpel soUtary, free, 1-celled ; style ratherlateral; stigma orbicular ; ovules anatropal, attached to the suture, numerous, or inpairs, ascending or suspended. Fruit berried or capsular. Seeds crustaceous or mem-branous ; albumen between fleshy and homy; embryo minute, occasionally as long asthe axis of the albumen. Fig. CCCV.—Berberis vulgaris. 1. stamen; 2. perpendicular section of a pistil with one stamen andone petal adhering ; 3. cross section of the fruit; 4. 5. perpendicular section of the seed
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