Il tesoro di botanica: un dizionario popolare del regno vegetale; con il quale è incorporato un glossario di termini botanici . l a forma di coppa lo stigma.La sua uno-celled ovaia alleati al genusOmphalocarymi, ma ha il calice di Coi-lostigma. [W. C] CCELANTHIUM. Un genere di Caryophyl-lacece, della tribù Molluginece, consistingof glabrous annuari dal capo ofGood speranza, con obovate sgambate radicalleaves in rosette, mentre quelli di stemare filiforme e verticillate, withfringed stipules. Gli steli sono biforcato sullato superiore; i fiori racemose con un fun-nel-flve sagomato-schisi calice, ha

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The treasury of botany: a popular dictionary of the vegetable kingdom; with which is incorporated a glossary of botanical terms . l cup-shaped stigma.Its one-celled ovary allies it to the genusOmphalocarymi, but it has the calyx of Coi-lostigma. [W. C] CCELANTHIUM. A genus of Caryophyl-lacece, of the tribe Molluginece, consistingof glabrous annuals from the Cape ofGood Hope, with obovate stalked radicalleaves in rosettes, while those of the stemare thread-like and verticillate, withfringed stipules. The stems are forked atthe top; the flowers racemose with a fun-nel-shaped flve-cleft calyx, having petaloidlobes; petals none; stamens five; stigmasthree; capsule three-valved. [J. T. S.] COELEBOGYNE. A genus of Euphor-biacece, found in the eastern tropical por-tion of New Holland, and represented byC. ilicifolia, a bush which in everythingbut its flowers is very like the commonholly, or still more like the Japanese Os-manthus. The inconspicuous green flowersare male and female on different plants.The males, in theaxils of theleaves, are ar-ranged in short-bracted spikes, each bracttoothed and supporting a number of. Coelebogyne ilicifolia. flowers, which have a calyx of four divi-sions enclosing from four to eight sta-mens. In the female plant the flowers arearranged in a similar manner, or in littlecymes at the ends of the branches; thecalyx is of four or six divisions, and oftenaccompanied with one or two lateralglands near its base ; the ovary is crownedwith a three-lobed stigma, whose branchesare large and lie flat on its summit. Thefruit is a three-lobed capsule, about thesize of a pea, with three cells, each ofwhich contains one seed. The genus isnearly allied to Conceiveba, and differs onlyin the number of the calyx divisions. 309 HLi)t €rca£ttrp of JSotanj). [COFF This plant has excited much interest he-cause it is said to ripen its seeds withoutthe aid of pollen. Female plants (and fe-males only) were sent to Kew by AllanCunningham in 1S29, where they flowe

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1860
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• booksubjectbotany