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RF2T8DBY8–Old illustration of Whip Vine (Flagellaria indica). Les Liliacées, By P. J. Redouté. Impr. Didot Jeune, Paris, 1805 - 1816
RMH4NRFW–Flagellaria Indica, Flagellaria des Indes, False Rattan; Supple Jack ;Whip Vine, Redouté, Pierre Joseph, 1759-1840
RMP5RPWT–N/A. English: Cantharifera (Nepenthes mirabilis) and Flagellaria indica from Rumphius's Herbarium Amboinensis, Volume 5, published in 1747, although probably drawn in the late 17th century. 1747. G.E. Rumphius 268 Cantharifera
RFRAEEP6–Flagellaria Indica, Flagellaria des Indes, False Rattan, Supple Jack ,Whip Vine, Redouté, Pierre Joseph, 1759-1840 reimagined
RM2AJHB09–Comprehensive catalogue of Queensland plants, both indigenous and naturalised To which are added, where known, the aboriginal and other vernacular names; with numerous illustrations, and copious notes on the properties, features, &c., of the plants . e<ni. 548. Flagellaria indicAj Linn., var. geacilicaulis, Bail. 568 CXLI. JUNCACE^.. 549. Xerotes confertifolia, Bail. (a) Male flower-bud, (ai) bract, (a?) bracteoles, (b) male flower, (c) male flowerlaid open, (d) inner perianth segment, (e) outer perianth segment, (f) anther. 569
RF2T7T0RJ–Old illustration of Whip Vine (Flagellaria indica). Les Liliacées, By P. J. Redouté. Impr. Didot Jeune, Paris, 1805 - 1816
RMMWA1WX–. English: Cantharifera (?Nepenthes mirabilis) and Flagellaria indica from Herbarium amboinense, vol. 5: p. 121, t. 59, fig. 2 (1747) . 19 July 2013, 01:52:08. G.E. Rumphius 110 Cantharifera - Herbarium amboinense (1747)
RM2AXFEFG–Plants and their ways in South Africa . Fig, 26.—Showing basal growth in Zea mays. needle, and strip from the sheath to expose the base of the leaf within. Mark off lines on the part exposed, carrying them across on to the sheath. When growth has taken place, so that the marks appear above the sheath, it will be seen that the place marked has been pushed up by the growth at the base of the leaf. Commelina ^ will be agood plant for studying thegrowth of a monocotyledon-ousstem. Split the sheathingbase of the leaf and mark thestem off. Mark other plants—Flagellaria, or any of thespecies oiAspara
RF2T8DBYA–Old illustration of Scented Solomon's Seal (Flagellaria indica). Les Liliacées, By P. J. Redouté. Impr. Didot Jeune, Paris, 1805 - 1816
RMMYBR53–. English: Cantharifera (?Nepenthes mirabilis) and Flagellaria indica from Herbarium amboinense, vol. 5: p. 121, t. 59, fig. 2 (1747) . 19 July 2013, 01:52:08. G.E. Rumphius 95 Cantharifera - Herbarium amboinense (1747)
RM2CP92XJ–. Egg collecting and bird life of Australia. Catalogue and data of the 'Jacaksonian oological collection,' illustrated with numerous photographs .. . f^ ni. EGGS Ol THE N.S.W. RIlLE I.IRI) OF P.R.DISE. (.lmost natural size.) {CltUcli diiUi No. nn7.) a.m., the scrub was better lighted, and I w.ilkedover and looked up at the dark clusters of Law-yer Vines {Calamus anstralis) and Scrub Cane{Flagellaria iiidica), which were interlacedwith the foliage at the top of the Cherry tree,and could see an isolated clump up near thetop. However, on examining the grounddirectly beneath this nest-like obje
RF2T7T0RN–Old illustration of Scented Solomon's Seal (Flagellaria indica). Les Liliacées, By P. J. Redouté. Impr. Didot Jeune, Paris, 1805 - 1816
RMMX60Y9–. English: Cantharifera (?Nepenthes mirabilis) and Flagellaria indica from Herbarium amboinense, vol. 5: p. 121, t. 59, fig. 2 (1747) . 19 July 2013, 01:52:08. G.E. Rumphius 111 Cantharifera - Herbarium amboinense (1747)
RM2CE2X50–. De inlandsche kunstnijverheid in Nederlandsch Indië . Fig. 98. Javaansche weefster in het weefgetouw. (l) De Soendaneesche woordenboeken geven ten onrechte voor o ar op „een soort van riet; trouwens uit Filet blijkt, dat de Flagellaria een slingerplant is. Il6 worden öntöng (spiegel) genaamd, en eindelijk worden de uiteinden der lak ops door eenstevigen draad in verband gehouden. Bamboe wordt zelden voor eenig onderdeel vandenkam gebezigd, hoewel in de legende toch gesproken wordt van een s o eri awi tali toenggal,. Fig 99 Weeftoestel.
RMMCRB06–. Fig. 174. Flagellaria indica L. var. guineensis (Schumach.) Engl. A blühender Zweig, n. Gr.; B Blüte; C dieselbe geöffnet, mit Weglassung der Antheren; D Pistill; E Zweig des Frucht- standes; /^Frucht, vergr.; G Querschnitt durch dieselbe.
RMRR2YA9–. Bulletin. Forests and forestry. DESCRIPTION OF SPECIES 51. PLATE XIX. FLAGELLARIA INDfCA (BALIKfiS-UAl).. 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.. Philippines. Bureau of Forestry. Manila, Bureau of printing
RMRDY770–. The families of flowering plants. Plants; Phanerogams. Fig. 35.—The large duckweed (Splrodela polyrhyza), natural size. Original. CHAPTER VIII. Order F<irinofia< Passing over the comparatively unimportant families Flagellaria- ceae, Restionaceae. and Centrolepidaceae, we come to the Family Mayacaceae. Mayaca family. This is represented by a single genus, Mayaca, with seven species, one of which, IL AuhJeti, reaches the southern United States. It is a delicate little creeping bpg plant, with a habit strongly suggestive of a moss, bearing slender peduncled star-shaped flowers with a per
RMRDTGC1–. Plants and their ways in South Africa. Botany; Botany. Fig. 26.—Showing basal growth in /.ca mays. needle, and strip from the sheath to expose the base of the leaf within. Mark off lines on the part exposed, carrying them across on to the sheath. When growth has taken place, so that the marks appear above the sheath, it will be seen that the place marked has been pushed up by the growth at the base of the leaf. Coumielina ' will be a good plant for studying the growth of a monocotyiedon- ousstem. Split the sheathing base of the leaf and mark the stem off. Mark other plants —Flagellaria, or a
RMRDTGCA–. Plants and their ways in South Africa. Botany; Botany. Fig. 26.—Showing basal growth in /.ca mays. needle, and strip from the sheath to expose the base of the leaf within. Mark off lines on the part exposed, carrying them across on to the sheath. When growth has taken place, so that the marks appear above the sheath, it will be seen that the place marked has been pushed up by the growth at the base of the leaf. Coumielina ' will be a good plant for studying the growth of a monocotyiedon- ousstem. Split the sheathing base of the leaf and mark the stem off. Mark other plants —Flagellaria, or a
RMRH3W49–. Brigham Young University science bulletin. Biology -- Periodicals. Weevil of the Tribe Celeuthetini 41 Trigonops was made by J. L. Gressitt who col- lected many specimens of helleri on N. Georgia Islands. Dr. Gressitt found helleri on Flagellaria, a Flagellariaciae, one of three known species of a climbing monocot, which is distributed from Africa to Formosa, Indomalasia, Australian, and the Solomon Islands. He also collected it on Freycinetia, a Pandanaceae, a monocot and one of the screw pines; on Acah/pha, a Euphoribia; Glochidion, another Euphorbiacae; Heliconia and palms. I take pleasur
RMRFR7W2–. The carnivorous plants, by Francis Ernest Lloyd ... Carnivorous plants. The earliest known illustration or Nepenthes (Nepenthes mirabUis (Lour.) Merr.) prom RmiPHHJS Herbarium Amboinense 5: 59 (published in 1747, but drawn in the second part o^ ™f J7TH century). The plant at the right is Flagellaria indica. - The vignette on p. xv ha^ been re PRODUCED prom Clusius' Rariorum Plantakum Historia(c/. p. ^^Y^^Z^iZ^^ll^^Z OE A Sarracenia. The Drosera vignette on p. 271 has, by courtesy of Prof. Baas Decking, been re PRODUCED from A PRINT, MADE DIRECTLY FROM A i6TH CENTURY BLOCK USED FOR DODONAEUS
![. Bulletin de la Société royale de botanique de Belgique. Société royale de botanique de Belgique; Botany. 183 dont les segments peu différenciés sont sensibles au contact et s'accrochent aux corps voisins, Corydalis, Adlumia, Fu^ maritty etc. ; 2° celles qui grimpent à l'aide de leur pétiole : Tropaeolum, NepentheSf etc. ; 3" celles dont les feuilles se terminent par un fila- ment préhensible: Flagellaria^ Glo- riosa, etc. ; 4° celles qui ont des vrilles bien différenciées : Cobaea (fig. 35) Sicyos et autres Gucurbila- cées, F/cî'a (fig. 36 et 41), Lathyrus (fig. 37, 39 et Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RGPCGN/bulletin-de-la-socit-royale-de-botanique-de-belgique-socit-royale-de-botanique-de-belgique-botany-183-dont-les-segments-peu-diffrencis-sont-sensibles-au-contact-et-saccrochent-aux-corps-voisins-corydalis-adlumia-fu-maritty-etc-2-celles-qui-grimpent-laide-de-leur-ptiole-tropaeolum-nepenthesf-etc-3quot-celles-dont-les-feuilles-se-terminent-par-un-fila-ment-prhensible-flagellaria-glo-riosa-etc-4-celles-qui-ont-des-vrilles-bien-diffrencies-cobaea-fig-35-sicyos-et-autres-gucurbila-ces-fca-fig-36-et-41-lathyrus-fig-37-39-et-RGPCGN.jpg ". Bulletin de la Société royale de botanique de Belgique. Société royale de botanique de Belgique; Botany. 183 dont les segments peu différenciés sont sensibles au contact et s'accrochent aux corps voisins, Corydalis, Adlumia, Fu^ maritty etc. ; 2° celles qui grimpent à l'aide de leur pétiole : Tropaeolum, NepentheSf etc. ; 3" celles dont les feuilles se terminent par un fila- ment préhensible: Flagellaria^ Glo- riosa, etc. ; 4° celles qui ont des vrilles bien différenciées : Cobaea (fig. 35) Sicyos et autres Gucurbila- cées, F/cî'a (fig. 36 et 41), Lathyrus (fig. 37, 39 et Stock Photo")
RMRGPCGN–. Bulletin de la Société royale de botanique de Belgique. Société royale de botanique de Belgique; Botany. 183 dont les segments peu différenciés sont sensibles au contact et s'accrochent aux corps voisins, Corydalis, Adlumia, Fu^ maritty etc. ; 2° celles qui grimpent à l'aide de leur pétiole : Tropaeolum, NepentheSf etc. ; 3" celles dont les feuilles se terminent par un fila- ment préhensible: Flagellaria^ Glo- riosa, etc. ; 4° celles qui ont des vrilles bien différenciées : Cobaea (fig. 35) Sicyos et autres Gucurbila- cées, F/cî'a (fig. 36 et 41), Lathyrus (fig. 37, 39 et
RMRCGJ9F–. Die Pflanzenwelt Afrikas, insbesondere seiner tropischen Gebiete : Grundzge der Pflanzenverbreitung im Afrika und die Charakterpflanzen Afrikas. Botany. 258 Farinosae. — Flao-ellar'mceae. einen, selten zwei Samen mit kleinem, linsenförmigem Embryo. Diese Art findet sich ganz besonders häufig in den Küstengebüschen, in Westafrika von der Goldküste bis Ambriz in Angola, in Ostafrika von Mombassa bis zum Pondoland. Im inneren Afrika wurde sie bis jetzt nur wenig beobachtet.. Fig. 174. Flagellaria indica L. var. guineensis (Schumach.) Engl. A blühender Zweig, n. Gr.; B Blüte; C dieselbe geöffnet
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