Wild flowers of Majorca Minorca and IbizaCRC Press, 1 juin 1988 - 160 pages Visitors to these islands in search of sun and sea are often surprised by theglorious wild flowers, abundant particularly in the spring and late autumn.Many are curious to know more about them.This book offers a means of identification on three levels.For the complete beginner there are illustrations of most of the more strikingwild plants (and of a few cultivated ones).For those who wish to go further, there is help in the form of a botanical key (abasic skill for would-be botanists, and what better place, than a sunny holidayisland to learn it in).For those who already have this skill here is a key to all the wild floweringplants ( except those waiting to be discovered - what a challenge for aninteresting holiday!). |
Table des matières
Note to plant hunters | 5 |
Dicotyledons Angiospermae | 32 |
Monocotyledons Angiospermae | 155 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
absent achenes actinomorphic Actinomorphic flowers Annl anthers apex arvensis awned axillary balearica base beak blue bracteoles branched bristles calyx capsule carpels clusters coloured Corolla Corolla tube cylindrical dense diam endemic erect fleshy flowers fls pale Fls pink Fls solitary Fls white Fls yellow fruit genus glands glaucous globular Glumes green greenish hairless hairs hairy heads Herba herbs Iflets Indusium infce inflorescence involucral bracts keeled labellum leaf least leaves lemma less Lflets ligule linear lobes longer Lvs entire Lvs pinnate Lvs simple lvs usu Majorca margin notched ovary pairs panicle pappus pedicels peduncle perianth petals pinnate Plant Pnnl purple racemes Ranunculaceae receptacle rhachis rosette seeds sepals sessile sheaths shorter shrub silicula sometimes spathe species spike-like spikes spines spiny spklts Spur stalk stamens Stem lvs sterile stigma subtended teeth terminal Text fig toothed tubular umbels unawned upper lvs veins violet whorls winged woody yellowish zygomorphic