Vegetable Teratology. Maxwell T. Masters
Bifurcated frond, Scolopendrium 64
29. Three-lobed lip of Oncidium 68
30. Dialysis of corolla in Correa 71
31. Dialysis of corolla in Campanula (De Candolle) 72
32. Anomalous form of orange 74
33, 34. Disjoined carpels of orange (Maout) 75
35. Proliferous rose (Bell Salter) 78
36, 37. Apple flower, with detached calyx, &c. 79
38. Flower of Œnanthe crocata, with detached calyx, &c. 80
39. Anomalous bulbs of tulip 85
40. Displaced leaf of Gesnera (C. Morren) 88
41. Leaves of Pinus pinea 89
42. Deranged leaves of yew 90
43. Cohesion of sepals and displacement of parts of Oncidium cucullatum 92
44. Malformed flower of Cypripedium 93
45. Diagram of the same 93
46. Diagram of natural structure in Cypripedium 93
47. Diagram of malformed flower of Lycaste Skinneri 93
48. Diagram of malformed flower of Dendrobium nobile 94
49. Natural arrangement in same flower 94
50. Diagram of malformed violet 94
51. Monstrous flower of Cerastium ('Gard. Chron.') 97
52. Inflorescence of Polyanthus, with tufts of leaves at the summit 105
53. Lateral prolification in inflorescence of Pelargonium 108
54. Paniculate inflorescence of Plantago major 109
55. Branched spike and leafy bracts of the same 110
56. Inflorescence of Plantago lanceolata, with leaves and secondary flower-stalks at its summit 111
57. Branched inflorescence of Reseda Luteola 112
58. Thalamus of strawberry prolonged into a leafy branch ('American Agriculturist') 116
59. Flower of Verbascum, with dialysis of calyx and corolla and prolonged thalamus 116
60. Median floral prolification of Dianthus 120
61. Leafy carpels and prolification of Daucus Carota 123
62. Median floral prolification of Delphinium 126
63. Median prolification, &c., of Orchis pyramidalis 128
64. Proliferous rose (Bell Salter) 130
65. Axillary floral prolification of Nymphæa Lotus ('Gard. Chron.') 144
66. Axillary floral prolification of Dianthus 146
67. Proliferous rose 151
68. Proliferous rose ('Gard. Chron.') 152
69. Diagram of prolified orchid 153
70. Diagram of prolified orchis 154
71. Adventitious roots from petiole of celery 158
72. Germinating plant of mango 159
73, 74. Adventitious roots from leaves 160
75. Hip of rose bearing leaf 162
76. Leaves proceeding from the ovary of Nymphæa sp. 162
77. Flower-stalk of dandelion, with leaves 163
78. Tuft of leaves in place of flowers in Valeriana sp. 165
79. Scale-bearing spikelets of Willdenovia 167
80. "Rose Willow" 167
81. Viviparous flowers of Aira vivipara 169
82. Formation of shoot on leaf of Episcia bicolor 171
83. Adventitious buds on root of sea-kale 172
84, 85. Production of adventitious bulbs in hyacinth ('Gard. Chron.') 172
86. Adventitious buds on hyacinth ('Gard. Chron ') 173
87–92. Nepaul barley 174, 175
93. Formation of buds on fruit of Opuntia 179
94. Flower-bud in the pod of Sinapis 181
94*, 95. Adventitious pod in silique of Cheiranthus 182
96, 97. Grapes, with adventitious fruits in interior 183
98. Stamens in ovary of Bæckea diosmifolia 184
99. Pollen in ovule of passion flower (S. J. Salter) 185
100. Female flowers at the summit of the inflorescence of Carex acuta 192
101. Monœcious hop ('Gard. Chron.') 193
102. Superior ovary, &c., of fuchsia 198
103. Hermaphrodite flower of Carica 199
104. Ovuliferous anthers of Cucurbita sp. 200
105, 106. Prolonged inflorescence of fig 205
107. Hollow turnip, with inverted leaves 206
108. Normal flower of Gloxinia 207
109.