 Acctabulum, and while a segregation on this ground is doubtless defensible, the propriety of thus using the generic name Acicularia perhaps awaits the further study of the fossil remains on which the genus Acicularia was founded. The specimens on which...  Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club - Page 323by Torrey Botanical Club - 1901Full view - About this book
 | George Watson Cole - 1907 - 316 pages
...(no.— , June 19, 1901), p. 321-334. opiates. (1263) NOTE.— " The specimens on which the [first of the] following observations were made were collected...about the low tide mark in a shallow creek leading out of a mangrove thicket." Specimens had been previously collected in Brazil and the West Indies. "But... | |
 | 1904 - 188 pages
...28 (no. — > June 19, 1901), pp. 321-334. iplates. NOTE. — " The specimens on which the [first of the] following observations were made were collected...on June 25, 1900. The plants were growing on small stcnes at about the low tide mark in a shallow creek lending cut of a mangrove thicket." Specimens... | |
 | 1904 - 184 pages
...28 (no.— , June 19, 1901), pp. 321-334. z plates. NOTE.— u The specimens on which the [first of the] following observations were made were collected by the writer at Hungry Bay, Bermuda, on June 25,1900. The plants were growing on small stones at about the low tide mark in a shallow creek leading... | |
 | Torrey Botanical Club - 1901 - 930 pages
...the only characters separating Acicnlaria, as defined by Solms-Laubach, from the genus Acctabulum, and while a segregation on this ground is doubtless...mangrove thicket. Through the kindness of Professors Möbius and Schenck we have been permitted to see the original Brazilian material of Acicnlaria Scht'Hckii.... | |
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