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Plate 698 - Protea Scolymus

Plate 698 - Protea Scolymus

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Plate 698

Flowering Period: May - July

Publication Date: Nov.1.1803

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HULL [subfcription Library N: N°698 syd.

Edwards del Pub. by T.Curtis, st Geo: Crefcent Nov.1.1803.

F.Sanfem sculp el nomen ont lang [698] and ci rosass ni bogolovno PROTEA sCOLYMUS. sMALL smooth- oth mosquLEAVED PROTEA. odi moil assol anied i oflog To yulineup 5 to 51 sT odi moil booth bau lil od Il' insig lo mycays ****************** oldadong as ti E Tavoodw bas smal si or aili vd 70 ci Class and Order.han qmos lliw TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA. ad baad sw gnistb TuQ Generic Character. 500 Cor. 4-petala (petalis subinde vario modo cohaerentibus).

Antherae infertæ petalis infra apicem.

Sem. 1, superum, nudum. specific Character and synonyms. hous PROTEA fcolymus; soliis lanceolatis acutis capituloque ter- minali rotundo glabris.

Willd. sp.

Pl. 522.

Thunb.

Prod. 26.

Diff. n. 36.

Hort.

Kew. 1. 127.

Mart.

Miller Dict. n. 38. scrad.

Sert.

Hannov. p. 4. t. 20.

PROTEA fcolymocephala.

Reichard. 1. 271.

LEUCADENDRON fcolymocephalum; soliis lanceolatis flo- ribus subrotundis, caule fruticoso ramoso. sp.

Pl.

LEPIDOCARPODENDRON acaulon, ramis numerofis e terra excrefcens; calyce floris immaturo extus ex rubro et flavo variegato, intus flavo.

Boerh.

Lugd. 2.

P. 192. cum icone.

There is probably more than one variety of this species of PROTEA, for it is described by THUNBERG as having purplish corollas; in our plant the ftyle only is purple.

The corolla, which confifts of two unequal petals connected toge- ther at the base, but easily separated, is a greenish yellow: one of the petals bears three anthers a little below the tip; the other, which is filiform, only one.

There is, however, some little variety in this, some of the flowers feparating fpon- taneoufly taneoufly into three and even four petals.

The germen is enveloped in a brown pappus arifing from the base of the seed, the ftyle is declined; stigma acute, though, when it first efcapes from the corolla, it appears club-shaped, from the quantity of pollen that adheres to it.

The receptacle is hairy.

The reft of the plant will be easily understood from the figure.

As sCHRADER'S figure is not quoted as a synonym of PROTEA fcolymus by WILLDENOW or MARTYN, it is probable that these authors had some doubts about it.

Our plant is undoubtedly the same as his, and whoever will compare BOERHAAVE'S figure with both will, we appre- hend, be convinced that they must all belong to the same species.

Our drawing was taken at Mr.

WOODFORD's in July last.

Introduced according to Hortus Kewenfis in 1780, by the Countefs of sTRATHMORE.

Requires the shelter of a good greenhouse to protect it from frost.

May be propagated by seeds or cuttings.

Requires a light fandy loam and a free circulation of air. -191 supolmiqes as atslost isolds AITORT dude? Mandelg obentos ilsaim Mog og de 02.01.12.2.8.Bid M A pendido T -oll attelooons! eillot aludqolos] M 1942.olom olosit sluss bunsoidal audit saflosun aime ones MO 19.x ai aioli saviesa dric *28* (9 TTO ovellai ovili 19 ordut 2003 0.9.2 T 2siog ili lo visitay at ioin yldedongal hived NT vd bodibleb ai i tol To To Tslqug i vino oval or - got basisance 150 upon finger bonas wolle Hod two ni aslieto milgug to anos dideles villes aided or in r sod to pr hoql wol si lo simul aids ni visitev alitil ambl

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HULL [subfcription Library N: N°698 syd. Edwards del Pub. by T.Curtis, st Geo: Crefcent Nov.1.1803. F.Sanfem sculp el nomen ont lang [698] and ci rosass ni bogolovno PROTEA sCOLYMUS. sMALL smooth- oth mosquLEAVED PROTEA. odi moil assol anied i oflog To yulineup 5 to 51 sT odi moil booth bau lil od Il' insig lo mycays ****************** oldadong as ti E Tavoodw bas smal si or aili vd 70 ci Class and Order.han qmos lliw TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA. ad baad sw gnistb TuQ Generic Character. 500 Cor. 4-petala (petalis subinde vario modo cohaerentibus). Antherae infertæ petalis infra apicem. Sem. 1, superum, nudum. specific Character and synonyms. hous PROTEA fcolymus; soliis lanceolatis acutis capituloque ter- minali rotundo glabris. Willd. sp. Pl. 522. Thunb. Prod. 26. Diff. n. 36. Hort. Kew. 1. 127. Mart. Miller Dict. n. 38. scrad. Sert. Hannov. p. 4. t. 20. PROTEA fcolymocephala. Reichard. 1. 271. LEUCADENDRON fcolymocephalum; soliis lanceolatis flo- ribus subrotundis, caule fruticoso ramoso. sp. Pl. LEPIDOCARPODENDRON acaulon, ramis numerofis e terra excrefcens; calyce floris immaturo extus ex rubro et flavo variegato, intus flavo. Boerh. Lugd. 2. P. 192. cum icone. There is probably more than one variety of this species of PROTEA, for it is described by THUNBERG as having purplish corollas; in our plant the ftyle only is purple. The corolla, which confifts of two unequal petals connected toge- ther at the base, but easily separated, is a greenish yellow: one of the petals bears three anthers a little below the tip; the other, which is filiform, only one. There is, however, some little variety in this, some of the flowers feparating fpon- taneoufly taneoufly into three and even four petals. The germen is enveloped in a brown pappus arifing from the base of the seed, the ftyle is declined; stigma acute, though, when it first efcapes from the corolla, it appears club-shaped, from the quantity of pollen that adheres to it. The receptacle is hairy. The reft of the plant will be easily understood from the figure. As sCHRADER'S figure is not quoted as a synonym of PROTEA fcolymus by WILLDENOW or MARTYN, it is probable that these authors had some doubts about it. Our plant is undoubtedly the same as his, and whoever will compare BOERHAAVE'S figure with both will, we appre- hend, be convinced that they must all belong to the same species. Our drawing was taken at Mr. WOODFORD's in July last. Introduced according to Hortus Kewenfis in 1780, by the Countefs of sTRATHMORE. Requires the shelter of a good greenhouse to protect it from frost. May be propagated by seeds or cuttings. Requires a light fandy loam and a free circulation of air. -191 supolmiqes as atslost isolds AITORT dude? Mandelg obentos ilsaim Mog og de 02.01.12.2.8.Bid M A pendido T -oll attelooons! eillot aludqolos] M 1942.olom olosit sluss bunsoidal audit saflosun aime ones MO 19.x ai aioli saviesa dric *28* (9 TTO ovellai ovili 19 ordut 2003 0.9.2 T 2siog ili lo visitay at ioin yldedongal hived NT vd bodibleb ai i tol To To Tslqug i vino oval or - got basisance 150 upon finger bonas wolle Hod two ni aslieto milgug to anos dideles villes aided or in r sod to pr hoql wol si lo simul aids ni visitev alitil ambl

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