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Fig. 61.—Fruit of Trapa bispinosa.
Fig. 25.—Leaf of Bomarea Carderi, the petiole twisted in the reversal of the leaf.
Female mandrake with leaves on the head.
Drawing of a broom plant (Sarothamnus).
Gland of Cephalotaxus, in section.
fig. 17.— Butterwort (Pinguicula Lusttanica).
Fig. 12.—Pitcher of Nepenthes Chelsont.
Flowers of Epilobium.
Fig. 24.—The Twining Polygonum (Polygonum convolvulus).
Fig. 54.—Caltrops, or fruits of Zribulus ¢errestris.
Fig. 27.—Swollen petiole of Clematis vitalba.
Fig. 55.—Fruits of Pedalium murex.
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Male mandrake with a dog.
Fig. 23.—Bitter-Sweet (Solanum dulcamara).
fig. 79.—Snake nut (Ophiocaryon serpentifig. 79.—Sn (Ophiocaryon ke nut serpenti#2) cut open.
fig. 59.—Fruit of Grapnel plant, natural size (Harpagophytune leptocarpumy).
Fig. 89. — Medicago echinus. — " Gardener's Chronicle."
A fruit with a rounded, textured surface.
Decorative floral border.
A mythological or symbolic human figure wearing leaves.
Fig. 11.—Pitcher of Wepenthes bicalcarata.
2g. 64.—Monkey pots (Lecythis sf.).
Fig.10.—Pitchers of Darlingtonia.
Fig. 41.—Leaf of Acacia Farnesiana in a sleeping condition. give no idca of the contrast between the appear-
Fig. 14.— Pitcher of Cephalotus. 14.— Pitcher Cephalotus.
fig. 96.—Scotch coin of 1602. /%g. 97.—Scotch coin of 1599.
fig. 57.—Hooked fruits of Martynia diandra.
Fig. 50.—Capsules of JZesembryanthemum tripolium closed.
Fig. 19.—Bladderwort (Utricularia vulgaris).
Bulb or seed capsule.
Fig. 62.—Fruit of Gahnia svanthophylla suspended. Gardener's Chronicle."
Star-shaped fruit or seed of a botanical species.
Fig. 43.—Evening Primrose (nothera biennts).
Snipe Orchid (Habenaria).
Fig. 84.—Egyptian Lotus (Vymphea stellata).
Illustration of mistletoe (Viscum album).
Fig. 85.—Lady with lotus flower, from Theban tomb (Wilkinson).
Fig. 87.—Jesuitic Maracoc, after Parkinson.
Fig. 28.—Common Fumitory (Fwmaria officinalis). -
Detailed drawing of a flower with elongated floral parts.
Bee Orchid (Ophrys apifera).
Pitcher plant (Nepenthes).
Fig. 83.—Wake-robin (Arum macilatunt).
Fig. 42.—Scarlet Pimpernel (Axagalizs arvensis).
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