m the extraordinary forms of its parts, may be mass of appendages in a vertical position, it must of the flower stripped of its petals (Fig. 119) ; the justty classed in this group. have the appearance of great strength ; on the con¬ We must, before leaving the subject of the'orna- trary, if it is… … of certain flowers, if properly understood, are truly of both of the whorls of the coronets (Fig, 124); and our next of the stamens also (Fig. 125). The next is a section of the ovary (Fig. 126). We leave our readers to judge whether these are ornaments or not. Here we have one section only. Had we…
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