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Canscora Diffusa. Family: Gentianaceae. A small herb which grows in moist, moderately shady areas. Stock Photo
RFH6BK7Y–Canscora Diffusa. Family: Gentianaceae. A small herb which grows in moist, moderately shady areas.
Canscora Diffusa, Gentianaceae flowers, Harihareshwar, Maharashtra, India Stock Photo
RFDWYP19–Canscora Diffusa, Gentianaceae flowers, Harihareshwar, Maharashtra, India
Wild flowers from Western Ghats, India Stock Photo
RMC12D3W–Wild flowers from Western Ghats, India
Canscora diffusa (Vahl) R. Brown ex Roemer & Schultes, by Sydney Parkinson. Gift of the British Museum, 1895. Stock Photo
RM2JRBTFM–Canscora diffusa (Vahl) R. Brown ex Roemer & Schultes, by Sydney Parkinson. Gift of the British Museum, 1895.
Winged-stem canscora, Canscora alata (Decussate pladera, Pladera decussata). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Swan after an illustration by William Jackson Hooker from Samuel Curtis's 'Botanical Magazine,' London, 1831. Stock Photo
RM2A77C8D–Winged-stem canscora, Canscora alata (Decussate pladera, Pladera decussata). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Swan after an illustration by William Jackson Hooker from Samuel Curtis's 'Botanical Magazine,' London, 1831.
Canscora heteroclita L Gilg. Stock Photo
RM2BTRXAT–Canscora heteroclita L Gilg.
Winged-stem canscora, Canscora alata (Decussate pladera, Pladera decussata). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Swan after an illustration by William Jackson Hooker from Samuel Curtis's 'Botanical Magazine,' London, 1831. Stock Photo
RMP6H83X–Winged-stem canscora, Canscora alata (Decussate pladera, Pladera decussata). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Swan after an illustration by William Jackson Hooker from Samuel Curtis's 'Botanical Magazine,' London, 1831.
. A manual of Indian botany. Botany. (patari or pan-sheuli), very common in our tanks, hav- ing white or whitish-yellow flowers with fringed corolla; and chireta {Swertia Chirata) (fig. 210), a shrub that grows in the Himalayas and affords the well-known medicinal leaves known as chireta, which, when steeped in water, yield a bitter stomachic in- fusion. There are a few di- morphic species in this order. Canscora diffusa is a com- mon dichotomously-branched Fig. 2io.-ChTet!L{SweHta Chirata) herb with thc uppcr leaves (fig. 211) connate. Nat. Order 18. Boraginacece. — Herbs, shrubs, or trees, Stock Photo
RMRE1PNA–. A manual of Indian botany. Botany. (patari or pan-sheuli), very common in our tanks, hav- ing white or whitish-yellow flowers with fringed corolla; and chireta {Swertia Chirata) (fig. 210), a shrub that grows in the Himalayas and affords the well-known medicinal leaves known as chireta, which, when steeped in water, yield a bitter stomachic in- fusion. There are a few di- morphic species in this order. Canscora diffusa is a com- mon dichotomously-branched Fig. 2io.-ChTet!L{SweHta Chirata) herb with thc uppcr leaves (fig. 211) connate. Nat. Order 18. Boraginacece. — Herbs, shrubs, or trees,
Canscora diffusa (Vahl) R. Brown ex Roemer & Schultes, by Sydney Parkinson. Gift of the British Museum, 1895. Stock Photo
RM2JRBT2T–Canscora diffusa (Vahl) R. Brown ex Roemer & Schultes, by Sydney Parkinson. Gift of the British Museum, 1895.
Canscora alata Roth ex Roem Schult Wall. Stock Photo
RM2BTRX9N–Canscora alata Roth ex Roem Schult Wall.
. A manual of Indian botany. Botany. 244 CLASSIFICATION. (patari or pan-sheuli), very common in our tanks, hav- ing white or whitish-yellow flowers with fringed corolla; and chireta {Swertia Chirata) (fig. 210), a shrub that grows in the Himalayas and affords the well-known medicinal leaves known as chireta, which, when steeped in water, yield a bitter stomachic in- fusion. There are a few di- morphic species in this order. Canscora diffusa is a com- mon dichotomously-branched Fig. 2io.-ChTet!L{SweHta Chirata) herb with thc uppcr leaves (fig. 211) connate. Nat. Order 18. Boraginacece. — Herbs Stock Photo
RMRE1PNE–. A manual of Indian botany. Botany. 244 CLASSIFICATION. (patari or pan-sheuli), very common in our tanks, hav- ing white or whitish-yellow flowers with fringed corolla; and chireta {Swertia Chirata) (fig. 210), a shrub that grows in the Himalayas and affords the well-known medicinal leaves known as chireta, which, when steeped in water, yield a bitter stomachic in- fusion. There are a few di- morphic species in this order. Canscora diffusa is a com- mon dichotomously-branched Fig. 2io.-ChTet!L{SweHta Chirata) herb with thc uppcr leaves (fig. 211) connate. Nat. Order 18. Boraginacece. — Herbs
Canscora diffusa (Vahl) R. Brown ex Roemer & Schultes prints, copper engravings, line engravings Stock Photo
RM2WTHH01–Canscora diffusa (Vahl) R. Brown ex Roemer & Schultes prints, copper engravings, line engravings
Canscora heteroclita L Gilg Canscora heteroclita L Gilg. Stock Photo
RM2C1M2DH–Canscora heteroclita L Gilg Canscora heteroclita L Gilg.
. Bulletin de la Société d'histoire naturelle de Toulouse. Natural history. 52 p. DOP Cette espèce existe au Laos (Massie, sans n°).. FiG. 6. â Canscora gracilis. 4. C. gracilis Paul Dop, espèce nouvelle (lig. 6 et 7). Description. â Herbe annuelle, glabre, haute de 25 centimètres. Tige grêle non ramifiée,, large de 1 milli- mètre, munie de quatre ailes mem- braneuses aussi larges qu'elle; entre- nÅuds longs de 2 centimètres Feuilles radicales en rosette? (mal conservées sur les échantillons) mais paraissant sessiles, ovales et larges d'au moins 1 centimètre ; feuilles caulinaires Stock Photo
RMRGTPHJ–. Bulletin de la Société d'histoire naturelle de Toulouse. Natural history. 52 p. DOP Cette espèce existe au Laos (Massie, sans n°).. FiG. 6. â Canscora gracilis. 4. C. gracilis Paul Dop, espèce nouvelle (lig. 6 et 7). Description. â Herbe annuelle, glabre, haute de 25 centimètres. Tige grêle non ramifiée,, large de 1 milli- mètre, munie de quatre ailes mem- braneuses aussi larges qu'elle; entre- nÅuds longs de 2 centimètres Feuilles radicales en rosette? (mal conservées sur les échantillons) mais paraissant sessiles, ovales et larges d'au moins 1 centimètre ; feuilles caulinaires
Canscora diffusa Vahl Aiton ex Roem Schult Canscora diffusa Vahl Aiton ex Roem Schult. Stock Photo
RM2C1EE4G–Canscora diffusa Vahl Aiton ex Roem Schult Canscora diffusa Vahl Aiton ex Roem Schult.
. Bulletin de la Société d'histoire naturelle de Toulouse. Natural history. FiG. 6. â Canscora gracilis. 4. C. gracilis Paul Dop, espèce nouvelle (lig. 6 et 7). Description. â Herbe annuelle, glabre, haute de 25 centimètres. Tige grêle non ramifiée,, large de 1 milli- mètre, munie de quatre ailes mem- braneuses aussi larges qu'elle; entre- nÅuds longs de 2 centimètres Feuilles radicales en rosette? (mal conservées sur les échantillons) mais paraissant sessiles, ovales et larges d'au moins 1 centimètre ; feuilles caulinaires rares, petites, rér'.uites à des écailles triangulaires a Stock Photo
RMRGTPHA–. Bulletin de la Société d'histoire naturelle de Toulouse. Natural history. FiG. 6. â Canscora gracilis. 4. C. gracilis Paul Dop, espèce nouvelle (lig. 6 et 7). Description. â Herbe annuelle, glabre, haute de 25 centimètres. Tige grêle non ramifiée,, large de 1 milli- mètre, munie de quatre ailes mem- braneuses aussi larges qu'elle; entre- nÅuds longs de 2 centimètres Feuilles radicales en rosette? (mal conservées sur les échantillons) mais paraissant sessiles, ovales et larges d'au moins 1 centimètre ; feuilles caulinaires rares, petites, rér'.uites à des écailles triangulaires a
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