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Pink Crepe Myrtle Trees Along a Street in USA Stock Photo

RF2RWGYCW–Pink Crepe Myrtle Trees Along a Street in USA

Fuchsia in bloom at Gualala Arts Center in Gualala, on the northern pacific coast of California. Stock Photo

RM2RX3PXM–Fuchsia in bloom at Gualala Arts Center in Gualala, on the northern pacific coast of California.

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Anna's Hummingbird, Calypte anna, perching on a flowering Fuchsia plant at Point Arena Cove in Point Arena, California. Stock Photo

RF2C8RRKF–Anna's Hummingbird, Calypte anna, perching on a flowering Fuchsia plant at Point Arena Cove in Point Arena, California.

Fuchsia 'Royal Velvet' in container, Norfolk, UK, June. Stock Photo

RMW7X47H–Fuchsia 'Royal Velvet' in container, Norfolk, UK, June.

Rainbow Lorikeet sucking honey from a Bottlebrush Flower Stock Photo

RF2JR8Y5R–Rainbow Lorikeet sucking honey from a Bottlebrush Flower

Rainbow Lorikeet (Trichoglossus moluccanus) feeding on a dwarf flowering gum tree in a suburban back yard, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Stock Photo

RF2CGBT9C–Rainbow Lorikeet (Trichoglossus moluccanus) feeding on a dwarf flowering gum tree in a suburban back yard, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Pomegranate blossom before petal fall Stock Photo

RFGCRBYT–Pomegranate blossom before petal fall

Forest in Otway National Park, on the Great Ocean Road on Cape Otway, Victoria, Australia Stock Photo

RMHE88F6–Forest in Otway National Park, on the Great Ocean Road on Cape Otway, Victoria, Australia

Fruit of water caltrop (Trapa natans) Stock Photo

RFPN14R3–Fruit of water caltrop (Trapa natans)

. The vegetable kingdom : or, The structure, classification, and uses of plants, illustrated upon the natural system. Desfontaines that the genus Asteranthus is Brazilian, has been doubted by Endhcherand negatived by Adrien de Jussieu. Notliing is known of the uses of the plants, except what is above mentioned. GENERA. Asteranthos, Des/. Napoleona, Palis. Belvisia, Desv. Numbers. Gen. 2. Sp. 4. StyracacecB.Position.—Myrtacese.—Belvisiace.*.—Rhizophoracese.PassifloracecB. Myrtales.] MELASTOMACEyE. 31 Order CCLXXXI. MELASTOMACE^E.—Melastomads. MeLnstomae, Jm**. Gen. p. 328. (1789).—Melastomaceac Stock Photo

RM2CET9AR–. The vegetable kingdom : or, The structure, classification, and uses of plants, illustrated upon the natural system. Desfontaines that the genus Asteranthus is Brazilian, has been doubted by Endhcherand negatived by Adrien de Jussieu. Notliing is known of the uses of the plants, except what is above mentioned. GENERA. Asteranthos, Des/. Napoleona, Palis. Belvisia, Desv. Numbers. Gen. 2. Sp. 4. StyracacecB.Position.—Myrtacese.—Belvisiace.*.—Rhizophoracese.PassifloracecB. Myrtales.] MELASTOMACEyE. 31 Order CCLXXXI. MELASTOMACE^E.—Melastomads. MeLnstomae, Jm**. Gen. p. 328. (1789).—Melastomaceac

RFAMBW5K–pomegranate on blue H

RF2C8RRKC–Anna's Hummingbird, Calypte anna, perching on a flowering Fuchsia plant at Point Arena Cove in Point Arena, California.

RF2JR8W81–Rainbow Lorikeet sucking honey from a Bottlebrush Flower

RF2CGBTD2–Rainbow Lorikeet (Trichoglossus moluccanus) feeding on a dwarf flowering gum tree in a suburban back yard, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

RMHE88HC–Forest in Otway National Park, on the Great Ocean Road on Cape Otway, Victoria, Australia

RFPN14R2–Fruit of water caltrop (Trapa natans)

. The vegetable kingdom : or, The structure, classification, and uses of plants, illustrated upon the natural system. Fig. CCCCXCIII, Fig. CCCCXCIII.—1. twig of Myrtus communis; 2. a flower divided perpendicularly. Myrtales.] LECYTHIDACE.E. 739 Order CCLXXXIII. LECYTHIDACEiE.—Lecyths. Lecythideae, Richard, MSS. Poiteau Mem. Miit. 13. 141. (1825) ; DC. Prodr. 3. 290 ; a sect, of Myrtacex.Ach. Richard in Ann. des Sc. 1. 321; Bartl. Ord. Nat. 332 ; Martina Conspec. No. 320. (18351 ;Endl. Gen. p. 1284 ; Meisner, 109. Diagnosis.—Myrtal Exor/ens, with a plurilocular ovaryy polypetalous flotvcrs, a r Stock Photo

RM2CET8JE–. The vegetable kingdom : or, The structure, classification, and uses of plants, illustrated upon the natural system. Fig. CCCCXCIII, Fig. CCCCXCIII.—1. twig of Myrtus communis; 2. a flower divided perpendicularly. Myrtales.] LECYTHIDACE.E. 739 Order CCLXXXIII. LECYTHIDACEiE.—Lecyths. Lecythideae, Richard, MSS. Poiteau Mem. Miit. 13. 141. (1825) ; DC. Prodr. 3. 290 ; a sect, of Myrtacex.Ach. Richard in Ann. des Sc. 1. 321; Bartl. Ord. Nat. 332 ; Martina Conspec. No. 320. (18351 ;Endl. Gen. p. 1284 ; Meisner, 109. Diagnosis.—Myrtal Exor/ens, with a plurilocular ovaryy polypetalous flotvcrs, a r

RFAMBWTK–pomegranate 0n blue H

RF2C8RRK7–Anna's Hummingbird, Calypte anna, perching on a flowering Fuchsia plant at Point Arena Cove in Point Arena, California.

RF2JR8Y4T–Rainbow Lorikeet sucking honey from a Bottlebrush Flower

RF2CGBT7T–Rainbow Lorikeet (Trichoglossus moluccanus) feeding on a dwarf flowering gum tree in a suburban back yard, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

. Nature and development of plants. Botany. 462 THE MYRTALES and placed opposite the sepals, whereas they alternate with the sepals in the Sapindales (Fig. 331, E-G), and the tiectary is within the filaments. 147. Myrtales, the Myrtle Order.—This order marks a decided advance in the evolution of the flower over preceding groups, owing to the mass growth of the calyx and receptacle and usually of the ovary, the flowers being perigynous and usually epigynous. Another important character is that the flowers are always cyclic, the organs being regularly arranged in five whorls of four or less. Fig Stock Photo

RMRDTG99–. Nature and development of plants. Botany. 462 THE MYRTALES and placed opposite the sepals, whereas they alternate with the sepals in the Sapindales (Fig. 331, E-G), and the tiectary is within the filaments. 147. Myrtales, the Myrtle Order.—This order marks a decided advance in the evolution of the flower over preceding groups, owing to the mass growth of the calyx and receptacle and usually of the ovary, the flowers being perigynous and usually epigynous. Another important character is that the flowers are always cyclic, the organs being regularly arranged in five whorls of four or less. Fig

RF2C8RRKK–Anna's Hummingbird, Calypte anna, perching on a flowering Fuchsia plant at Point Arena Cove in Point Arena, California.

RMRE0P4D–. Nature and development of plants. Botany. 462 THE MYRTALES and placed opposite the sepals, whereas they alternate with the sepals in the Sapindales (Fig. 331, E-G), and the nectary is within the filaments. 147. Myrtales, the Myrtle Order.—This order marks a decided advance in the evolution of the flower over preceding groups, owing to the mass growth of the calyx and receptacle and usually of the ovary, the flowers being perigynous and usually epigynous. Another important character is that the flowers are always cyclic, the organs being regularly arranged in five whorls of four or less. Fig.