RMAYFM5B–South Island broom (Carmichaelia arborea) in flower South Island New Zealand
RMM0RXF2–Carmichaelia muritai - Savill Garden - Windsor Great Park, England - DSC06016
RM2JRJ00B–Carmichaelia, circa 1910, by Fred Brockett.
RMPCFHD2–115 Carmichaelia australis Taub117c
RM2JRBEYJ–Carmichaelia solandri Simpson, 1895, United Kingdom, by Sydney Parkinson. Gift of the British Museum, 1895.
RMR8A37D–Carmichaelia petriei illustrated by Esmond Atkinson.
RM2JRM17T–1. - Carmichaelia odorata. 2.- C. Flagelliformis and Fruit. 3.- C Williamsii and Fruit. 4.-Notospartium carmichaelia and Fruit. Plate 26. From the book: The art album of New Zealand flora : being a systematic and popular description of the native flowering plants of New Zealand and the adjacent islands : volume 1;., 1889, Gisborne, by Sarah Featon, Bock and Cousins.
RM2WTJ7AX–Carmichaelia solandri Simpson prints, copper engravings, line engravings
RMDTG04G–Carmichaelia solandri
RM2AG8KAD–. Plants of New Zealand. tal leaf surfacemay be reduced, as in many Veronicas; or again, the leavesmay become spinescent, as in Acijjhylla. If all thesemethods fail in protecting the transpiring surface sufficiently,the plant may become leafless. Then the stem has totake on the functions of a leaf, as in Carmichaelia, Clematisafoliata, etc. Now Discaria has nearly been reduced to these straits toprolong its existence. Such extreme measures, however, areonly adopted by the plant, if other devices for protection againstdrought fail, or are unavailable; for a stem cannot be expectedto carry on th
RFTRC0AB–Carmichaelia astonii is a rare dwarf spreading endemic broom of New Zealand
RMM0RXEX–Carmichaelia stevensonii - Savill Garden - Windsor Great Park, England - DSC05964
RMMYBKCB–. Illustration from book . 1891. Paul Hermann Wilhelm Taubert (1862-1897) 99 Carmichaelia australis Taub117c
RMW1C4HG–Archive image from page 522 of A dictionary of the flowering. A dictionary of the flowering plants and ferns . dictionaryofflow00will Year: 1919 PHYLLO- 5°7 Phyllarthron DC. Bignoniaceae (4). 6 Madag., Mascarenes. The 1. is reduced to a jointed winged petiole. Phyllepidum Rafin. Amarantaceae (inc. sed.). Gen. dubium. i N. Am. Phyllis L. Rubiaceae (n. 7). i Canaries, Madeira. Phyllitis Ludwig. Polypodiaceae. 10 trop. and subtrop. Phyllo- (Gr. pref.), -phyllous (suff.), leaf; -clade, a stem structure usu. ± flattened and serving 1. purposes, Asparagus, Baccharis, Bos- siaea, Carmichaelia, ffibb
RMPFAX6K–. A dictionary of the flowering plants and ferns. Botany. PHYLLO- 5°7 Phyllarthron DC. Bignoniaceae (4). 6 Madag., Mascarenes. The 1. is reduced to a jointed winged petiole. Phyllepidum Rafin. Amarantaceae (inc. sed.). Gen. dubium. i N. Am. Phyllis L. Rubiaceae (n. 7). i Canaries, Madeira. Phyllitis Ludwig. Polypodiaceae. 10 trop. and subtrop. Phyllo- (Gr. pref.), -phyllous (suff.), leaf; -clade, a stem structure usu. ± flattened and serving 1. purposes, Asparagus, Baccharis, Bos- siaea, Carmichaelia, ffibbertia, Lathyrus, Leinna, Miiehlenbeckia, Oxalis, Phyllanthus, Phyllocladns, RHSCHS, Seme
RM2AMYFKJ–Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand . ster Raoul (Cornac), Coprosma propinquaA. Cunn., C. parviflora Hook. f. (Rubiac). Hymenanthera would frequentlybe absent or confined to specially stony ground. There would also pro-bably be one or more species of Veronica and Carmichaelia, but theirgrowth-forms are different. The divaricating growth-form also occurs in the following families :Polygonaceae, Ranunculaceae, Leguminosae, Rutaceae, Icacinaceae, Mal-vaceae, Mysinaceae, and Compositae—i.e., in fifteen families altogether, allof *which have likewise members with altogether different g
RM2BX9FME–Carmichaelia aligera G Simpson Carmichaelia aligera G Simpson.
RMM0RXF0–Carmichaelia stevensonii - Savill Garden - Windsor Great Park, England - DSC06012
RMMX76M0–. Illustration from book . 1891. Paul Hermann Wilhelm Taubert (1862-1897) 115 Carmichaelia australis Taub117c
RMK6M03W–Carmichaelia petriei illustrated by Esmond Atkinson
RMW0111W–Archive image from page 54 of Die Entfaltungsbewegungen der Pflanzen und. Die Entfaltungsbewegungen der Pflanzen und deren teleologische Deutung. Ergänzungsband zur 'Organographie der Pflanzen' dieentfaltungsbe00goeb Year: 1920. Art der Entfaltung, Gelenke und Schwellkörper. 43 Fig. 12 stellt einen Ausnahnisfall dar. Bei Carmichaelia löst sich das Gewebe des Fruchtblattes auf beiden Seiten durch Schrumpfung von einem stehenbleibenden Geweberahmen ab, die Frucht er- hallt also zwei große Fenster. Das ist offenbar be- dingt dadurch, daß sowohl an der Verwachsungsstelle als an der Mittellinie d
RM2AMY9GP–Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand . Carmichaelia is shown by their abundantproduction of leaves in shady stations. (2.) Shrubs with an abundance of leaves, sometimes very thin, whenjuvenile, but of the cupressoid form when adult—e.g., certain Taxaceae(see Griff en, 1908), whipcord veronicas, and some species of Helichrysumbelonging to the section Ozothamnus. * The seed was very kindly sent to me by Dr. Eug. Autran, of Buenos Ayres, andthe seedlings were raised by Mr. T. W. Adams, to whom I am greatly indebted. f The divaricating form of Elaeocarpus Hooklrianus and the juvenile P
RM2BX9FK8–Carmichaelia odorata Colenso ex Hook f Carmichaelia odorata Colenso ex Hook f.
RMMW9G7F–. Illustration from book . 1891. Paul Hermann Wilhelm Taubert (1862-1897) 114 Carmichaelia australis Taub117c
RM2AG8NY8–. Plants of New Zealand. m the thickened edges, which are left on the plant,and form a frame enclosing the seeds. These seeds aresuspended by slender threads, and are generally black or of abrilliant red. Sometimes they are mottled. The number ina pod varies from one to twelve. Frequently there are onlyone or two. Occasionally in their shape and markings theyresemble lady-birds. The flowers of Carmichaelia, though small, are often verydainty in appearance, and beautiful in colour and markings.C. australis has thick clusters of delicate lilac blossoms, stripedwith darker lines, and possesses a
RMMEHC07–. Die Entfaltungsbewegungen der Pflanzen und deren teleologische Deutung. Ergänzungsband zur "Organographie der Pflanzen" . Art der Entfaltung, Gelenke und Schwellkörper. 43 Fig. 12 stellt einen Ausnahnisfall dar. Bei Carmichaelia löst sich das Gewebe des Fruchtblattes auf beiden Seiten durch Schrumpfung von einem stehenbleibenden Geweberahmen ab, die Frucht er- hallt also zwei große Fenster. Das ist offenbar be- dingt dadurch, daß sowohl an der Verwachsungsstelle als an der Mittellinie des Fruchtblattes eine Ver- härtung der Gewebe eintrat, welche eine Trennung unmöglich machte. Daß
RMRH9XYK–. Botanische Jahrbu?cher fu?r Systematik, Pflanzengeschichte und Pflanzengeographie. Botany; Plantengeografie; Paleobotanie; Taxonomie; Pflanzen. Fig. 4. Carmichaelia. À C. exsul F. v. M. Habitus Vi- — B, C C. crassicaulis Hook. f. B Habitus Vi; C junger St. = (schematisch) Vi-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Engler, Adolf, 1844-1930. Stuttgart : Schweizerbart
RMRCRA93–. A dictionary of the flowering plants and ferns. Botany. PHYLLO- 5°7 Phyllarthron DC. Bignoniaceae (4). 6 Madag., Mascarenes. The 1. is reduced to a jointed winged petiole. Phyllepidum Rafin. Amarantaceae (inc. sed.). Gen. dubium. i N. Am. Phyllis L. Rubiaceae (n. 7). i Canaries, Madeira. Phyllitis Ludwig. Polypodiaceae. 10 trop. and subtrop. Phyllo- (Gr. pref.), -phyllous (suff.), leaf; -clade, a stem structure usu. ± flattened and serving 1. purposes, Asparagus, Baccharis, Bos- siaea, Carmichaelia, ffibbertia, Lathyrus, Leinna, Miiehlenbeckia, Oxalis, Phyllanthus, Phyllocladns, RHSCHS, Seme
RMRCMP6F–. Die Entfaltungsbewegungen der Pflanzen und deren teleologische Deutung. Ergänzungsband zur "Organographie der Pflanzen". Growth (Plants); Plants. Art der Entfaltung, Gelenke und Schwellkörper. 43 Fig. 12 stellt einen Ausnahnisfall dar. Bei Carmichaelia löst sich das Gewebe des Fruchtblattes auf beiden Seiten durch Schrumpfung von einem stehenbleibenden Geweberahmen ab, die Frucht er- hallt also zwei große Fenster. Das ist offenbar be- dingt dadurch, daß sowohl an der Verwachsungsstelle als an der Mittellinie des Fruchtblattes eine Ver- härtung der Gewebe eintrat, welche eine Trennu
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