. Www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book.... Magnolia acumbiata,l'ha sottolineato-LASCIATO MAGNOLIA. Synonymes. Magnolia acuminata, Magnolier acumiae, Magnolier un feuilles pointees,Zugespitzter Bieberbamn,blu,Magnolia cetriolo-tree, C Lixx^cs, specie Plantarum. [ WiLLDEXow, Berlinische Baumzucht. I De Caxdolle, Prodromus. MicHAux, North American Sylva. Don, 3Iillers dizionario. Loudon, Arboreto Bruannicum. ToRRET e grigio, Flora del Nord America. Principe. Germania.England.Anglo-America. Derirations. Questa specie è chiamato cetriolo-albero dai suoi frutti che assomigliano a un cetriolo piccolo.

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. www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book.... Magnolia acumbiata, THE POINTED-LEAVED MAGNOLIA. Synonymes. Magnolia acuminata, Magnolier acumiae, Magnolier a feuilles pointees, Zugespitzter Bieberbamn, Blue Magnolia, Cucumber-tree, C Lixx^cs, Species Plantarum. [ WiLLDEXow, Berlinische Baumzucht. I De Caxdolle, Prodromus. MicHAux, North American Sylva. Don, 3Iillers Dictionary. Loudon, Arboretum Bruannicum. ToRRET AND Gray, Flora of North America. pRiNCE. Germany.England.Anglo-America. Derirations. This species is called Cucumber-tree, from its fruit resembling a small cucumber. The other names aretranslations of the botanic one, except Blue Magnolia, which has reference to the bluish colour of the flowers. Engravings. IMichaux, North American Sylva, pi. 53 ; Loudon, Arboretum Britannicum, v., pi. 7; and the figures below. Specific Characters. Deciduous. Leaves oval, acuminate, under surface pubescent. Flowers 6—9-petaled.—Dan, Millers Diet.. Description. HE Magnolia acu-minata is regardedas one of the finesttrees of the Ameri-can forests. Itstrunk is straight, of a uniform size, and is often destitute of branches for two thirds ofits length, and sometimes attains a height of sixtyor eighty feet, with a diameter of three or four feet.The branches are numerous, and are disposed ina regular manner, forming an ample and beauti-ful fastigiate summit. The bark on old stocks isgrayish, and deeply furrowed. The leaves uponold trees are from six to seven inches long, andfrom three to four inches broad, and double thatsize upon young, vigorous ones. In general, onadult trees, they are oval, entire, and very acu-minate ; but, on seedlings, they are sometimes found ovate, nearly orbiculate, andcordate-acuminate. The flowers, which open in May. are five or six inches indiameter. They are bluish, and sometimes Avhite, with a tint of yellow, andemit but a feeble odour. They are large and numerous, and have a fine effectin the midst of the

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