. Introduction to cryptogamic botany. Cryptogams. 456 INTSODUCTION TO CEYPTOGAMIC BOTANY. tella is not an uncommon English species, and is, indeed, almost cosmopolitan ; but it is far surpassed by T. lanata (Fig. 96, e), which looks like a tangled worsted Fig. 96. a. Leaves and stipule of Mastigobryum cordistipulum. ] b. Leaf of Lepidozia lavifolia. c. Ditto of Micropterygium, nutans. d. Tissue of Sendtnera diclados. e. Stipule of Trichocolea lanata. All more or less magnified. From specimens in the Hookerian Herbarium. 11. CCELOCAULES, Necs. Fruit inserted in a hollow of the stalk ;
. Introduction to cryptogamic botany. Cryptogams. 456 INTSODUCTION TO CEYPTOGAMIC BOTANY. tella is not an uncommon English species, and is, indeed, almost cosmopolitan ; but it is far surpassed by T. lanata (Fig. 96, e), which looks like a tangled worsted Fig. 96. a. Leaves and stipule of Mastigobryum cordistipulum. ] b. Leaf of Lepidozia lavifolia. c. Ditto of Micropterygium, nutans. d. Tissue of Sendtnera diclados. e. Stipule of Trichocolea lanata. All more or less magnified. From specimens in the Hookerian Herbarium. 11. CCELOCAULES, Necs. Fruit inserted in a hollow of the stalk ; leaves incubous, folded, bifid, crested. 501. This tribe includes some of the finer species, which are known by their large size and apparently double row of suc- cubous leaves. Almost all belong to warm or equable climates, and are found both on the ground and on the trunks of trees, principally in the southern hemisphere. There is no perianth, the functions of which are performed by the hollow in the stem, in which the sporangia are sunk. This arises from the outer wall of the stem being carried up when the archegonium is impregnated. The calyptra bears on its surface the unim- pregnated archegonia, as we have seen in Symphyogyna,. 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 Berkeley, M. J. (Miles Joseph), 1803-1889. London, New York, H. Bailliere; [etc. ,etc]
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