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RM2H9TJ04–One-flowered pyrola, Woodnymph, One-flowered wintergreen, Single delight, wax-flower (Moneses uniflora), blooming, Germany, Bavaria
RM2C7J8AE–One-flowered pyrola, Woodnymph, One-flowered wintergreen, Single delight, wax-flower (Moneses uniflora), blooming, Austria, Carinthia, Hohe Tauern National Park
RMF00DGP–One-flowered pyrola, Woodnymph, One-flowered wintergreen, Single delight, wax-flower (Moneses uniflora), blooming, Germany
RMEYYY43–One-flowered pyrola, Woodnymph, One-flowered wintergreen, Single delight, wax-flower (Moneses uniflora), flower, Germany
RMF00EPR–one-sided wintergreen, serrated wintergreen, sidebells (Orthilia secunda, Ramischia secunda, Pyrola secunda), blooming, Germany
RM2M0FAJE–one-sided wintergreen, serrated wintergreen, sidebells (Orthilia secunda), fruiting, Sweden
RM2C3X97F–Leafless Wintergreen (Pyrola aphylla) a parasitic plant who gets its nutrients from the roots and mycorrhizal fungi of a host plant.
![[Serrated Wintergreen] or [Toothed Wintergreen] [Orthilia secunda] a rare plant of pinewoods and damp rocky ledges in Scotland Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/C4PKG8/serrated-wintergreen-or-toothed-wintergreen-orthilia-secunda-a-rare-C4PKG8.jpg "[Serrated Wintergreen] or [Toothed Wintergreen] [Orthilia secunda] a rare plant of pinewoods and damp rocky ledges in Scotland Stock Photo")
RMC4PKG8–[Serrated Wintergreen] or [Toothed Wintergreen] [Orthilia secunda] a rare plant of pinewoods and damp rocky ledges in Scotland
RM2M0F9TM–one-sided wintergreen, serrated wintergreen, sidebells (Orthilia secunda), infructescence, Sweden
RFF75TR5–Flowerig Umbellate Wintergreen (Chimaphila umbellata) in conifer forest in Helsinki, Finland
RM2C3X8YB–Leafless Wintergreen (Pyrola aphylla) a parasitic plant who gets its nutrients from the roots and mycorrhizal fungi of a host plant.
RF2W9EDRF–Greenflowered wintergreen (Pyrola chlorantha or Pyrola virens) is a perennial herb native to circumboreal regions and mountains to Eurasia and North A
RMPFKWK7–Pyrola rotundifolia (Round-leaved wintergreen), mounted perennial, stem with flowers and leaves
RF2DYGKKF–A close up of striped wintergreen flowers, chimaphila maculata, blooming in Washington Depot Connecticut, new england forest.
RMAX9J8F–Indian Pipe Monotropa uniflora a parasitic member of the Wintergreen family Pyrolaceae White Mountains New England USA
RM2RXAT18–Round-leaved Pyrola, Berchtesgaden National Park, round-leaved wintergreen (Pyrola rotundifolia), Pyrolaceae, Germany
RMA3X6HW–botany, wintergreen, (Pyrola), Single delight, (Pyrola uniflora), white blossom, detail, Lechtal, Pyrolaceae, Moneses uniflora,
RM2M0F9F0–one-sided wintergreen, serrated wintergreen, sidebells (Orthilia secunda), fruiting, Sweden
RMEBN5XE–Large wintergreen, Round-Leaved Wintergreen (Pyrola rotundifolia), blooming, Switzerland, Rosenlaui/
RM2C3X955–Leafless Wintergreen (Pyrola aphylla) a parasitic plant who gets its nutrients from the roots and mycorrhizal fungi of a host plant.
RF2W9EDRH–Greenflowered wintergreen (Pyrola chlorantha or Pyrola virens) is a perennial herb native to circumboreal regions and mountains to Eurasia and North A
RFT5N7JH–A picture is showing False Beech-Drops, commonly known as Monotropa Hypopitys. This is an herbaceous perennial plant, which belongs to Pyrola family,
RFEW8TY5–Indian Pipes are known as Ghosts of Summer's Woods, or Ghost flowers. Painted off The Flower Children: The Little Cousins of the Field and Garden book, from Elizabeth Gordon. M. T. Ross is the artist.
RMEBN5XW–Large wintergreen, Round-Leaved Wintergreen (Pyrola rotundifolia), inflorescence, Switzerland
RM2C3X8T5–Leafless Wintergreen (Pyrola aphylla) a parasitic plant who gets its nutrients from the roots and mycorrhizal fungi of a host plant.
RM2PNF3AN–Large wintergreen, Round-Leaved Wintergreen (Pyrola rotundifolia, Thelaia rotundifolia), blooming, Italy, South Tyrol
RM2M4GB24–One-flowered pyrola, Woodnymph, One-flowered wintergreen, Single delight, wax-flower (Moneses uniflora), blooming, Italy, South Tyrol, Dolomites
RMTR6AXC–one-sided wintergreen, serrated wintergreen, sidebells (Orthilia secunda), blooming, Austria, Tyrol
RMHN7KYA–Round-leaved Wintergreen, Pyrola rotundifolia growing with Common Restharrow, Ononis repens
RM2AXHWE5–The new international encyclopaedia . wreaths. If carefullydried they retain much of their brightness forseveral months. The smooth winterlierry {IlexIcerigata) grows in wet grounds from !Maine tothe mountains of Virginia. See Inkberry;Holly. WINTERGREEN (so called because the plantremains green throughout the winter). Thepopular name of plants of the genera Pyrolaand Chimaphila, of the natural order Pyrolaceae,which, according to some botanists, is a suborderof Ericaceae, distinguished chiefly by difference ofhabit. Only aliout 30 species of Pyrola areknown. They are native herbs or half-shru
RFBYRPNB–Indian Pipes are known as Ghosts of Summer's Woods, or Ghost flowers. Painted off The Flower Children: The Little Cousins
RMPG2MGG–. The natural history of plants, their forms, growth, reproduction, and distribution;. Botany. ANGIOSPERM^, DICOTYLEDONES, 769 The pollen is dusty in Ericaceae, but adhesive in most other cases. The pollen-cells are united in fours in EricacesB, Rhodoracese, and Pyrolacese, and in the Rhodoracese these groups are connected by tough threads (see figs. 219 2-^'^' p. 101). The fruit is capsular in Diapensiacese, Pyrolaceae, Monotropacess, Rhodoracese, Ericaceae, and Epacridacese, and baccate in Arbutacese, Empetracese, Sapotaceae, and Ebenacese. In the Lennoacese the fruit resolves itself into 10
RMMAA5JT–. An illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada and the British possessions : from Newfoundland to the parallel of the southern boundary of Virginia and from the Atlantic Ocean westward to the 102nd meridian . Series 2. Gamop'etalae. Petals partly or wholly united, rarely separate or wanting. This series is als peta known Sympetalae and has been called Monopetalae. The coherence of very slight or they are quite separate, as in Clethraceae, Pyrolaceae. some Ericaceae. Primulaceae. Styracaceae, Asclepiadaceae. Oleaceae, Curcurbitaceae and Galax in Dia- pensiaceae. From this conditio
RMT0CR9T–Elementary botany (1898) Elementary botany elementarybotany00atki Year: 1898 CHAPTER XUI. DICOTYLEDONS CONCLUDED. SYMPETAL/E. 538. In the remaining families the corolla is gamopetalous, that is, the petals are coherent into a more or less well-formed tube, though they may be free at the end. For this reason they are known as the sympetalce. Topic VIII: Dicotyledons with united petals, flower parts in five whorls. BICORNES. 539. The pyrola family (pyrolaceae).—The shin-leaf or wintergreen (Py- rola elliptica), not the aromatic wintergreen, is figured at 377. The oval or elliptical leaves are c
RMTR6AXD–one-sided wintergreen, serrated wintergreen, sidebells (Orthilia secunda), inflorescence, Austria, Tyrol
RMTRDK6H–One-flowered pyrola, Woodnymph, One-flowered wintergreen, Single delight, wax-flower (Moneses uniflora), blooming, Austria, Tyrol
RMREK6GW–. The classification of flowering plants. Plants. PYROLACEAE 433 Monotropoideae the dehiscence is by slits and the pollen is simple. The corolla and stamens are often inserted at the edge of a nectar-secreting disc, which is sometimes represented by separate nectaries or is rarely completely absent. The fieshy ovary bears a simple columnar style; in some genera of Monotropoideae it is unilocular except at the extreme base, but generally the septa are wanting only in the upper part of the chamber. The ovary-cavity is almost filled by the thick fleshy placenta, the surface of which is crowded wi
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