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Annual pearlwort (Sagina apetala). A tiny plant with green flowers in the family Caryophyllaceae, flowering on disturbed ground Stock Photo

RFFMTC3P–Annual pearlwort (Sagina apetala). A tiny plant with green flowers in the family Caryophyllaceae, flowering on disturbed ground

inflorescence against blue sky Sagina apetala ssp. micropetala Stock Photo

RMADYGK9–inflorescence against blue sky Sagina apetala ssp. micropetala

RMMKN9Y6–Sagina Apetala

Sagina apetala Ard Sagina apetala Ard. Stock Photo

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Sagina apetala illustration (01). Stock Photo

RM2HE5HNX–Sagina apetala illustration (01).

. Botany of the living plant. Botany. THE INFLORESCENCE, AND THE FLOWER !35 parts which comparison with allied plants would show as actually present. Sometimes those parts are represented by vestigial remains, marking the position which those parts should hold, though they do not come to functional maturity. A good case of ;i vestigial stamen {st.) is seen in Scrophidaria (Fig. 183). Meiomery may appear in any of the floral parts ; often it is seen in several of them in the same flower. A complete whorl may be absent : for instance the corolla in the Pearl-Wort [Sagina apetala) in the Pink Fam Stock Photo

RMRH83YR–. Botany of the living plant. Botany. THE INFLORESCENCE, AND THE FLOWER !35 parts which comparison with allied plants would show as actually present. Sometimes those parts are represented by vestigial remains, marking the position which those parts should hold, though they do not come to functional maturity. A good case of ;i vestigial stamen {st.) is seen in Scrophidaria (Fig. 183). Meiomery may appear in any of the floral parts ; often it is seen in several of them in the same flower. A complete whorl may be absent : for instance the corolla in the Pearl-Wort [Sagina apetala) in the Pink Fam

WILD FLOWERS:Catchfly;Cuckoo;Campion;Corn Cockle;Chickweed;Spurrey.SOWERBY, 1890 Stock Photo

RFG56A22–WILD FLOWERS:Catchfly;Cuckoo;Campion;Corn Cockle;Chickweed;Spurrey.SOWERBY, 1890

RM2C1K5C4–Sagina apetala Ard Sagina apetala Ard.

. Botany of the living plant. Botany. THE INFLORESCENCE, AND THE FLOWER 235 parts which comparison with allied plants would show as actually present. Sometimes those parts are represented by vestigial remains, marking the position which those parts should hold, though they do not come to functional maturity. A good case of a vestigial stamen (st.) is seen in Scrophularia (Fig. 1S3). Meiomery may appear in an}' of the floral parts ; often it is seen in several of them in the same flower. A complete whorl may be absent: for instance the corolla in the Pearl-Wort (Sagina apetala) in the Pink Fami Stock Photo

RMRDY845–. Botany of the living plant. Botany. THE INFLORESCENCE, AND THE FLOWER 235 parts which comparison with allied plants would show as actually present. Sometimes those parts are represented by vestigial remains, marking the position which those parts should hold, though they do not come to functional maturity. A good case of a vestigial stamen (st.) is seen in Scrophularia (Fig. 1S3). Meiomery may appear in an}' of the floral parts ; often it is seen in several of them in the same flower. A complete whorl may be absent: for instance the corolla in the Pearl-Wort (Sagina apetala) in the Pink Fami

RM2C1K5BN–Sagina apetala Ard Sagina apetala Ard.

$. The classification of flowering plants. Plants. 120 FLOWERIXG PLANTS (of which sometimes 011I3' one is developed) and five carpels. Sagiiia shews a similar structm-e but the parts of the flower are often in fours (fig. 56, H). In Sagina apetala the petals are minute or absent. Cerastium has notched petals and in C. semideoaiidruin the inner whorl of stamens is usualh^ sup- pressed. In SteUaria (figs. 06, I, 57) the flower is usually 5-, rarely 4-merous, but the carpels are reduced to three. Con- siderable variation occurs in one and the same species. The common Chickweed {SteUaria media, fig Stock Photo$

RMREK6XY–. The classification of flowering plants. Plants. 120 FLOWERIXG PLANTS (of which sometimes 011I3' one is developed) and five carpels. Sagiiia shews a similar structm-e but the parts of the flower are often in fours (fig. 56, H). In Sagina apetala the petals are minute or absent. Cerastium has notched petals and in C. semideoaiidruin the inner whorl of stamens is usualh^ sup- pressed. In SteUaria (figs. 06, I, 57) the flower is usually 5-, rarely 4-merous, but the carpels are reduced to three. Con- siderable variation occurs in one and the same species. The common Chickweed {SteUaria media, fig

RM2C1K5CH–Sagina apetala Ard Sagina apetala Ard.

. Botanische Zeitung. Plants; Plants. tm> 3. Jahrgang-. Pen 31. ©ctobec 1845. 44. Stück. — 721 — Bemerkungen zu Sagina und über einen neuen deutschen Broinus. Von F. B en eken in Naumburg a. d, Saale. 1. Ucber Sagbiu cUiaia Fr. und 5. apeiala L. Neben der Sayina apetala L. sind in neuerer Zeit S. ciliata von Fries und S. depressa von Schultz als eigenthümliche Species aufgestellt. Letztere ist zwar neuerdings wieder eingezogen und als Varietät zur S. ciliata gebracht, diese aber wird wohl allgemein als gute Species anerkannt. Ausgebreitete Stengel, hakig gekrümmte Fruchtstiele und zugespitz Stock Photo

RMRH98FC–. Botanische Zeitung. Plants; Plants. tm> 3. Jahrgang-. Pen 31. ©ctobec 1845. 44. Stück. — 721 — Bemerkungen zu Sagina und über einen neuen deutschen Broinus. Von F. B en eken in Naumburg a. d, Saale. 1. Ucber Sagbiu cUiaia Fr. und 5. apeiala L. Neben der Sayina apetala L. sind in neuerer Zeit S. ciliata von Fries und S. depressa von Schultz als eigenthümliche Species aufgestellt. Letztere ist zwar neuerdings wieder eingezogen und als Varietät zur S. ciliata gebracht, diese aber wird wohl allgemein als gute Species anerkannt. Ausgebreitete Stengel, hakig gekrümmte Fruchtstiele und zugespitz