. The classification of flowering plants. Plants. PEDALIACEAE 537 South Africa) has large woody fruits which bear stiff barbed processes. Trapella^, an aquatic herb with broad floating leaves and narrow submerged leaves, a genus with two species in China and Japan, forms a distinct subtribe characterised by its inferior ovary and only two fertile stamens.. Fig, 248. Sesamum indicum. A. Portion of plant shewing flowers and fruit, slightly reduced. B. Corolla opened from the front. C. Pistil, enlarged. D. Transverse section of ovary, much enlarged. E. Fruit dehiscing, slightly reduced. F. Seed.

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. The classification of flowering plants. Plants. PEDALIACEAE 537 South Africa) has large woody fruits which bear stiff barbed processes. Trapella^, an aquatic herb with broad floating leaves and narrow submerged leaves, a genus with two species in China and Japan, forms a distinct subtribe characterised by its inferior ovary and only two fertile stamens.. Fig, 248. Sesamum indicum. A. Portion of plant shewing flowers and fruit, slightly reduced. B. Corolla opened from the front. C. Pistil, enlarged. D. Transverse section of ovary, much enlarged. E. Fruit dehiscing, slightly reduced. F. Seed. G. Seed cut lengthwise, x 5. (A, C, D, E after Stapf.) Martyniaceae (XIV) form a small tropical and subtropical American family with three genera and nine species which are often included in Pedaliaceae but may be distinguished by their 1 Oliver, F. W. "On the structure, development and affinities of Trapella.'* Annals of Botany, n, 75 (1888).. 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 work.. Rendle, A. B. (Alfred Barton), 1865-1938. Cambridge, University press