Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 413
rain,and are thus carried todifferent parts of theneighboming soil, onwhich they grow veryrapidly when well sup-plied with moisture;sometimes, however,they may be foundgrowing whilst still con-tained within the con-ceptacles, forming na-tuial grafts (so tospeak) upon the stockfrom which they… … Gemmiparous coneeptacles of Marchcmiiapolymorpha:—A, conceptacle fuUy expanded,rising from the surface of the frond a a, andcontaining disks abeady detached;—b, firstappearance of conceptacle on the surface ofthe frond, showing the formation of its fringeby the splitting of the cuticle. { tive…
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