| John Hutton Balfour - Botany - 1851 - 272 pages
...passes with a sudden jerk from Fig. 112. fig. 113. one side to the other, and thus scatters the pollen. In the hazel, where the pollen is in one set of flowers (fig. 114, § ) and the pistil in another (fig. 114, $ ), the leaves might interfere with the application... | |
| John Tulloch - Theism - 1855 - 418 pages
...scatters the pollen. In the hazel, where the pollen is in one set of flowers and the pistil in another, the leaves might interfere with the application of...are not produced until it has been scattered."* In Dioecious plants, such as the willow, where the flowers are not only unisexual, but the stamen-bearing... | |
| John Tulloch - Theism - 1855 - 404 pages
...scatters the pollen. In the hazel, where the pollen is in one set of flowers and the pistil in another, the leaves might interfere with the application of...are not produced until it has been scattered."* In Dioecious plants, such as the willow, where the flowers are not only unisexual, but the stamen-bearing... | |
| John Tulloch - Theism - 1855 - 416 pages
...when touched, it passes with a sudden jerk from one side to the other, and thus scatters the pollen. In the hazel, where the pollen is in one set of flowers and the pistil in another, the leaves might interfere with the application of the pollen, and therefore... | |
| John Tulloch - Theism - 1855 - 400 pages
...when touched, it passes with a sudden jerk from one side to the other, and thus scatters the pollen. In the hazel, where the pollen is in one set of flowers and the pistil in another, the leaves might interfere with the application of the pollen, and therefore... | |
| John Hutton Balfour - 1859 - 492 pages
...when touched, it passes with a sudden jerk from one side to the other, and thus scatters the pollen. In the hazel, where the pollen is in one set of flowers (fig. 142, &) and the pistil in another (fig. 142, j). the leaves might interfere with the application... | |
| John Hutton Balfour - Botany - 1869 - 350 pages
...passes with a sudden jerk from one Fig. 188. Fig. 189. side to the other, and thus scatters the pollen. In the hazel, where the pollen is in one set of flowers (fig. 187 £), and the pistil in another (fig. 187 ?), the leaves might interfere with the application... | |
| James Melville M'Culloch - 1882 - 442 pages
...pistils. In the hazel, again, where the pollen is in one set of flowers, and the pistils on another, the leaves might interfere with the application of...they are not produced until it has been scattered. In trees, such as the willow, where the stamen-bearing flowers are on one tree, and the pistil-bearing... | |
| Joseph Henry Wythe - Botany - 1883 - 108 pages
...scatter the powder on the pistil. The agency of winds and of insects is made use of in some cases. In the hazel, where the pollen is in one set of flowers,...the leaves might interfere with the application of pollen, hence they are not produced until it has been scattered. 11. The term fruit is applied, in... | |
| Joseph Henry Wythe - Botany - 1883 - 110 pages
...scatter the powder on the pistil. The agency of winds and of insects is made use of in some cases. In the hazel, where the pollen is in one set of flowers,...the leaves might interfere with the application of pollen, hence they are not produced until it has been scattered. 11. The term fruit is applied, in... | |
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