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FILICES. 55 In Psilolo triquetro vasa etiam in unum fasciculum sunt conjuncta, qui in medio contextus cellu- losi partem tanquam medullam includit. Secundum eundem typum etiam Marsileae et Filulariae caulis structus est; sic e. g. in Marsilea crenata (Tab. XXXVI. fig. 14. 15.^ cylindrum Hgnosum reperimus, ut in filicibus structum (k. m.), qui fasciculum elongatarum amylum continentium cellularum (o) includit. Ce- tera pars ex regulari parenchymate (a) constat, amyli granis impleto. In his passim cryptae (d) reperiun- tur, fuscam resinae similem materiam contincntes. '' .u'ii:. './,.•/•...•'.'1 .'.• li
prosenchymatosas hascc cellulas responderc durae prosenchymatosae parti vasorum fasciculorum Monocoty- ledonearum e. g. palmarum, his tamen argumentis nitentcs contrariam sententiam veram statuimus: 1) Quod ccllulae prosenchymatosae vaginam formant vasorum fasciculum cingentcm, talis compara- 2) Angustum inter vasorum stratum stratumquc prosenchymatosum posilum parenchymatosarum cellularum stratum ostendit, duas hascc partes non ad unum idemque organum perlinerc. 3) Vasculosum stratum filicum arborearum simillimum est vasorum fasciculis herbaccarum filicum; prosenchymatosi autem strati apud has nullum est vestigium. 4.) Herbaccae contra Alices et ipsac prosenchymatosa exhibent strata, quae autem in diversissimis locis ct plerumque in iis jacent, ubi in arboreis filicibus nullae ccllulae prosenchymatosae repcriuntur. Hoc dilucidc dcmonstrat,prosenchymatosarumccllularumformationem ad vasorum fasciculos nonimmediatepertinerc. 5) Fasciculi in arborearum filicum medulla dispersi et ipsi strato prosenchymatoso cincti sunt; fasciculi autem prosenchymatosi, ex quibus haec vagina composita est, in locis oriuntur plane aliis, quam ipsi vasorum fasciculi , hisque demum ulterius decurrentibus propinquant. Quocirca vasorum cylinder solus et sine vagina prosenchymalosa pro ligno arborearum filicum, ipsaque vagina pro conlexlus ccllulosi caudicis parte est habenda. §. 32. Qucmadmodum igitur in ligni formatione ct in libri absentia ccrtam anatomicam filicum arborearum a superiorum ordinum plantis differcntiam, et carundem cum filicibus herbaceis, Lycopodineis ct Marsileaceis affinitatem reperimus; sic accuratius earum vegctationis contcmplatio insuper aliam quandam cerlissimam cum his postcrioiiljns i'amiliis ail'inilalem mar;iiaiii
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INNM I CONES %?% • PLANTARUM % fy
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Bibliotheca Regia Dresdensis „ Un
Page 5 and 6: — IV — Bibliotheca Regia Beroli
Page 7 and 8: 0 ALGAE. II. ZONARIA. II. ZONARIA D
Page 9 and 10: 8 ALGAE. IV. SARGASSUM. 3. SPHAEROC
Page 11 and 12: 10 LICHENES. II. GRAPHIS. 1. GRAPHI
Page 13 and 14: 12 LICHENES. III. LEIOGRAMMA. Secti
Page 15 and 16: 14 LICHENES VI. VERRUCARIA. 1. ARTH
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Page 19 and 20: 18 LICHENES. VII. PYRENASTRUM. VIII
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Page 23 and 24: 22 LICHENES. XI. GLYPHIS. XII. THEL
Page 25 and 26: LICHENES. XIII. PARMELIA. turam sub
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Page 29 and 30: 28 LIGHENES. XIV. COLLEMA. XV. LECI
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Page 35 and 36: 34 HEPATJCAE. II. JUNGERMANNIA. Cre
Page 37 and 38: In vag mila (e) conspiciuntur plura
Page 39 and 40: 38 LYCOPODINEAE. Chamaeclinis (Mart
Page 41 and 42: FILICES, L. Priusquam nos accingimu
Page 43 and 44: 42 FILICES. rursus forma gracili ct
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Page 47 and 48: 46 FILICES. integrum, in quo iis in
Page 49 and 50: 48 PILICES. Ea re lex communis, huc
Page 51 and 52: 50 FrLICES. ciculi plane coalescunt
Page 53 and 54: In iis speciebus, quorum frondcs su
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Page 61 and 62: Go FILICES. Fig. 3. 4. Sectio trans
Page 63 and 64: 02 CYATHEACEAE. ALSOPHILA. Jam expo
Page 65 and 66: 64 CYATHEACEAE. ALSOPHILA. Crescit
Page 67 and 68: (j(j CYATHEACEAE. ALSOPHILA. OBSERV
Page 69 and 70: 08 CYATHEACEAE. I. ALSOPHILA. 7. AL
Page 71 and 72: 70 CVATHEACEAE. I. ALSOPHILA. 9. AL
Page 73 and 74: 72 CYATHEACEAE. I. ALSOPHILA. Tab .
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Page 77 and 78: 76 CYATHEACEAE. II. CYATHEA. Caudex
Page 79 and 80: 78 CYATHEACEAE. II. CYATHEA. ADNOT.
Page 81 and 82: go FILICUM ARBORESCENTIUM PHYSIOGNO
Page 83 and 84: 82 FILICUM ARBORESCENTIUM GEOGRAPH1
Page 85 and 86: 84 POLYPODIACEAE. III. ACROSTICHUM.
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Page 89 and 90: POLYPODIACEAE. V. GYMNOGRAMME. V. G
Page 91 and 92: gO POLYPODIACEAE. VI. POLYPODIUM. C
Page 93 and 94: POLYPODIACEAE. VIII. ADIANTUM. VIII
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Page 97 and 98: QG POLVPODIACEAE. X. DICKSONIA. X.
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Page 103 and 104: 102 HYMENOPHYLLEAE. XI. HYME NOP H
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106 GLEICHENIACEAE. XIII. MERTEN SI
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108 GLEICHENIACEAE. XIII. MERTENSIA
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110 GLEICHENIACEAE. XIII. MERTENSIA
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112 SCHIZAEACEAE. XIV. ANEIMIA. SCH
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114 SCHIZAEACEAE. XIV. ANEIMIA. si
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jjg SCHIZAEACEAE. XV. SCHIZAEA. vix
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118 SCHIZAEACEAE. XVI. LYGODIUM. 1.
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120 MARATTIACEAE. I. MARATTIA. rabr
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122 MAPiSILEACEAE. I. MAPiSILEA. Ca
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j SALVINIACEAE. I. AZOLLA. 1. AZOLL
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j2(j SALVINIACEAE. I. AZOLLA. autem
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128 SALVINIACEAE. II. SALVINIA. II.
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ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA. Pag. 35. v.
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•anophlebia)Plagic (plilebia) pro
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Filiccs arboreae, Geographia 80 —
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MERTEXSI/I immersa Kaulf. 110. „
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138 VJ.VA fuliginow Mert. 6. USTAI
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Lfidigmosa 11 varie^ata. var. disco
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iPMAEHd^WdOT Maximilian!. Tab W.
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flH^ Hi aife &rfe&--! tit K I.BIOTO
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V |i', K II I'CAH'(A I.cu)>rea,U.ar
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i£ • ^W| -1 11 I I. &S' I' ROT I
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ii. PA I N I 111 li (A l.coniosa II
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FAEMMJA (WMSTA) I aurata.il crenula
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.MAMOA J.orasiliensis .Eisocalycina
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Tab:^VDL
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I I, VI 1 \) P k) D.I \jy\ coiitexC
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ACEdDSTIlOaiTM sfrictum. Tab.XXU.
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_ ,vv^ ^TKCMUMjapirrense.' TabXXRT
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i renilormis.
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.VLSOPIIM.A armaia ])\ \)V,\( UT'Hh
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\i 6 V>«>G s#& r
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JfaJU/M. TAIL xsxm.
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^WIPMEA! Cknoophora | el Tab:Xxxvnr
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^ ft*? AILnSdDFlRnilLA procera. Tab
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f 911 ALS©FHIJLA phalerafa. Tal>.X
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AIL^flMlELA hirfa Tab:XLI\ r
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AMOTIDDLA Leucolepis. r n»i):XiM.
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AL3D'PILL;LA.armafa. TnbrXLVE.
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AI^-'frPMiljA plagiopferk Tah-.h
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IWfflMA vestiCa. TaiLII. 6
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ALiSOPlllliA SchaiLBcbin-. Tab: LIN
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I.MHMAIEiA pacificans. P-ABIANTOM d
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iVI IA Scliratloriana. Tab L\1II.
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V||> , ,|{Tl> l ,Xm flexuosa. Tab:
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DIAOTQJM rHzopfyfum.
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P©!UY!l D flI):i9.ira submoisum. T
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$©WHA teaera. Tab: Km.
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Jt^„^ Jr. f \\x\\ ] \m.\\y\\^ pii
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MAIEATTTIA cicutaefolia. Tat. MI.
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I.MCKf§(G)MAtenera. /-/AlMi Tdl).
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.A^dDJLJLA ' inicropliyflU. Tab.LXX
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3Afl,y]F:iA oblongifolia. TaV.LXXVL
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