 | Sir William Jackson Hooker - 1851 - 420 pagine
...the result of my observations of this year on the genus Salicornia, I should say that 8, procumbent is a distinct species. That S. radicans and S. lignosa...lignosa ought not to be considered as a variety of S.fruticosa of Linn., and the plant with tubercled seeds to be called megastacJiya, I do not feel competent... | |
 | 1849 - 856 pagine
...species ; S. radicans and S. lignosa are certainly specifically distinct from S. herbacea, but whether from each other, and whether, if that be the case, S. lignosa might not be considered as a variety of S.fruticosa, Linn., and the plant with the tubercled seeds... | |
 | 1851 - 566 pagine
...Salicornia, I should say that S. procumbens is a distinct species ; that S. radicans and S. Kgnosa are certainly specifically distinct from S. herbacea;...intermedia and S. ramosissima, may perhaps be varieties of .V. herbacea, but this also is a subject for further investigation." 'l he paper was accompanied by... | |
 | Linnean Society of London - 1855 - 552 pagine
...the embryo. The author concludes with the following re'sume : — " If I were to sum up the result of my observations of this year on the genus Salicornia,...lignosa ought not to be considered as a variety of S.fruticosa, L., and the plant with tubercled seeds to be called S. megastachya, I do not feel competent... | |
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Kgnosa are certainly specifically distinct from S. herbacea; but whether they are so from each other, and whether, if that be the case, S. lignosa ought not to be considered as a variety of S. fruticosa, L., and the plant with tubercled seeds to be called... 