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93 ON THE SEXUAL ORGANS OP THE CYCADACEiE. By F. a. W. Miquel. Translated hy W. Thiseltox Dyde, B.A. (Plates XCI. and XCII.) {Concluded.) The suspensors spring from the base of the corpuscles. They are more or less spirally twisted, and descend at first to penetrate into the central cavity of the endosperm, but afterwards they are more or less pushed upwards by the embryo. I have not succeeded in ascer- taining if the suspensors of neighbouring corpuscles can coalesce with one another. It often happens that only one suspensor is well de- veloped, and this produces the embryo. This is shown in Plate XCII. fig. 2 and 4-, where the suspensor proceeds from a corpuscle which appears lacerated, or has been destroyed in making the section. Its remains are still visible at the base of the sterile corpuscles. In fig. 8 however, there are two twisted slispensors, the longest of them bearing the embryo. The suspensors produce lateral branches which terminate in rudimentary embryos in the form of tubercles (fig. 4 and 8). These filamentary bodies represent the structure which the older car- pologists called the flum suspensorium, and which E. Brown called the suspensor. T have proposed for it, in consideration of its function, the name embryoblastanon. Others had applied the ievm proerabryo to it. In no other group of plants is this structure so complex as in Cycads. It is more or less cylindrical in shape, and composed of an aggregation of numerous elongated cells (Plate XCII. fig. 7). The remains of a delicate membrane may be distinguished on its surface I am not able to give any explanation of it, but it may possibly be caused, like the membrane on the surface of the embr^-o, by a slight adhesion to the eudospermic tissue. Such an adhesion might easily take place between the superficial cells of organs which are in contact during the time of their growth. ' The consistence of the filament is firm and solid. It is only at the point of junction with the embryo that it breaks readily. The endosperm, in the axis of which the embryo is tightly packed, is entirely unattached in the cavity which it occupies (Plate XCI. fig. 17 ; Plate XCII. fig. 11-13). At its surface the appearance of the VOL. VII. [APRIL 1, 18G9.] H ;
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IV LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. W. Mitten,
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THE JOURNAL OF BOTANY, BEITISH AND
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NOTICE OF A FOSSIL LYCOPODIACEOUS F
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NOTICE OF A FOSSIL LYCOFODIACEOUS F
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NOTICE OF A FOSSIL LYCOPOUIACEOUS F
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9 NOTES ON LEMXACEiE AND ON THE DIS
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ON LEMXACEiE AND THE RAPHTDIAN CHAR
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ON lemnacea: and the RAPHIDIAN CHAB
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ON THE PHOENIX OF THE HONGKONG FLOR
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CARL FRIEURICH PHILLIPP VON MARTIUS
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CARL FRIEDRICH PHILLIPP VON MARTIUS
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CARL FRIEDRICH PHILLIPP VON MARTIUS
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THE LEAF-FIBRE OF NEW ZEALAND FLAX.
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THE LEAF-FIBRE OF NEW ZEALAND FLAX.
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THE LEAF-PIBKE OF NEW ZEALAND FLAX.
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THE LEAF-FIBRE OF NE^V ZEALAND FLAX
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BOTANICAL NEWS. 31 till it can be s
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34 STATIONS OF SOME PLYMOUTH KUBI.
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36 STATIONS OF SOME PLYMODTH RUBI.
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38 STATIONS OF SOME PLYMOUTH UUBI.
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40 STATIONS or SOME PL'S MOUTH KUBI
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42 NOTE ON THESIUM DECUKRENS AND T.
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44 THE LEAF-FIBRE OF NEW ZEALAND FL
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46 THE LEAF-FIBUE OF NEW ZEALAND FL
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REPORT OF THE LONDON BOTANICAL EXCH
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NOTES ON RANGE IN DEPTH OF MARINE A
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NOTES ON RANGE IX DEPTH OF MABINE A
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153 ON THE GENUS KNORRIA, Stemb. By
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REPORT ON THE CULTIVATION OF CHINCH
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161 ON HABENARIA MIERSIANA, Champ.
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SERTULUM CHINENSE QUARTUM. 163 Liiu
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SEKTULUM CHINENSE QUARTUM. 165 fulv
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SERTULUM CHINENSE QUARTUM. 167 AVil
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HORACE MANN. 169 year so full of ha
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STATISTICS, ETC., OF HAWAIIAN PLANT
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-Saxifragaceae. -Haloragese. -Begon
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Erythrsea sabseoides, Gray. Laborde
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Scaevola sericea. Plumbago Zeylanic
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REPORT OF THE VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT
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REPOET OF THE VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT
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KEPORT OF THE YICTOKIAN GOVERNMENT
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REPORT or THE VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT
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• REPORT OF THE VICTORIAN GOVERNM
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BErOKT OF THE VICTOKIAN GOVERNMENT
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REVISION OF THE GENUS SANGDISORBA.
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REVISION OF THE GENUS SANGUISOEBA.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. 207 tubus fructif
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. 209 Aqarlcm bulbo
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. 211 Tab. 40. A. c
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CORRESPONDENCE. 213 than two montli
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BOTANICAL NEWS. 215 He asserts that
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Tai- 94.
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217 ON THE GENUS SYMBOLANTHUS. By J
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•219 INDEX CRITICUS BUTOMACKARUM,
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ALISMACEARUM JUXCAGINACEARL'MQUE. 2
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ALISMACEARUM JUNCAGINACEAllUMaUE. 2
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ALISMACEARUM JUNCAGINACEARUMQUE. 22
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ALISMACEARUM JUNCAGINACEARIJMQUE. 2
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ALISMACEARUM JUNCAGINACEAEUMQUE. 22
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ALISMACEARUM JUNCAGIKACEARUMCIUE. 2
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NEW BRITISH LICHEXS. 233 Oil the de
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NOTES ON THBv FERN-FLORA OF CHINA.
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NOTES ON THE FERN-FLORA OF CHINA. 2
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NOTES ON THE FEKN-FLORA OF CHINA. 2
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. 241 ^ inch long.
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MEW PIJBLICATIONS. 243 covery in th
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. 245 Die Lemnacoen
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BOTANICAL NEWS. 247 to class it wit
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250 NKW AND KARK BRITISH HYMENOMYCK
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252 NOTES ON SOME COMPOSITE OF OTAG
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254 NOTES ON SOME COMPOSURE OF OTAG
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25G NOTES ON SOME COMPOSITiE OF OTA
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268 OBITUARY OF FREDEUICK SCHEER. 3
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273 NEW PUBLICATION. other scented
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274: NEW PUBLICATION. splendens (wi
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278 NEW PUBLICATION. (which ill man
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280 BOTANICAL NEWS. Wendland, who f
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282 BRITISH ASSOCIATION, MEETING AT
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298 THE NOKTHERN LIMIT OF EDIBLE BE
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300 LOUD Howe's island. It is somew
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302 LOUD Howe's island. where the s
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304 NEVT PUB),ICATIONS. common to a
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•306 NEW PUBLICATIONS. from one a
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308 NEW PUBLICATIONS. individualize
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310 NEW PUBLICATIONS. nience of ref
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312 BOTANICAL NEWS. dress in silenc
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314 ON THE GIGANTIC NEW AROIDEA FRO
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316 NOTES ON ISLE OF WIGHT PLANTS.
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ai8 NOTES RESPECTING SOME PLYMOUTH
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320 NOTES ON SOME PLANTS OF QTAGO,
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322 NOTES ON SOME PLANTS OF OTAGO,
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332 DESCRIPTION OF TWO NEW SPECIES
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334 ON VERNACULAR NAME3. nations, w
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336 NOTE ON ABfiUS CANTONIENSIS. as
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338 NOTE SUE LA FAMILLE DES EQXJISE
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340 EPILOBIUM OBSCURUM IN ORKNEY OE
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342 MEMORANDA. venient; and several
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344 high, and the air frequently su
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Tcub. 99. .1 T T Tj.1^ ViTir.f»nt
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346 WHAT IS THE TIIAMES-SIDE BRASSI
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348 WHAT IS THE THAMES-SIDE BRASSIC
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350 ON A NEW SPECIES OF OREOPANAX.
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352 NOTE ON AIRA SETACEA, Hudson (A
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354 SOME ACCOUNT OF CHESHIKE KTJBI.
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356 SOME ACCOUNT OF CHESHIRE RUBI.
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358 SOME ACCOUNT OF CHESHIRE IIUBI.
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360 CORRESPONDENCE. 30. R. ulth(jei
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362 CORREbPO:JfDENCE. names worth r
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364 NEW PUBLICATIONS. It is perhaps
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366 NEW PUBLICATIONS. cially in mit
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368 NEW PUBLICATIONS. The deficienc
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370 BOTANICAL NEWS. We have to reco
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372 INDEX. Britten, J., On Epilobiu
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374 INDEX. Holland, Mr. R., CoUecti
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376 INDEX. Polygonum aAdculare, 317
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