# Iconography of Candolleaceous Plants

Provenance: Transcribed from original source
I C O N O G R A P H Y
OF
CANDOLLEACEOUS PLANTS,
BY
BARON FERD. VON MUELLER, K.C.M.G., M. & Ph.D., LL.D., F.R.S.,
GOVERNMENT BOTANIST FOR THE COLONY OF VICTORIA.
—————————————— "Ratione fecit Dominus opera sua ab initio, et iis conditis bene ea omnia disposuit."—Sirach xvi, 25. ——————————————
first decade.
By Authority: ROBT. S. BRAIN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE. —— 1892.
* Candollea crossocephala.
* F. v. Mueller, Census of Australian Plants 85 (1882).
* 1, sections of leaves.
* 2, bracts.
* 3, young flowers.
* 4, expanded flower, quiescent.
* 5, longitudinal section of a flower.
* 6, a corolla-lobe.
* 7, summit of gynostemium.
* 8, pollen-grains.
* 9, fruit.
* 10, longitudinal section of a fruit.
* 11, transverse section of a fruit.
* 12, dissepiment with seeds, separate.
* 13, simple and glandule-bearing hairlets.
* All enlarged, but to various extent.
* Candollea debilis.
* F. v. Mueller, Census of Australian Plants 86 (1882).
* 1, a raceme.
* 2, leaves.
* 3, a flower in bud.
* 4, a flower expanded.
* 5, summit of gynostemium.
* 6, pollen-grains.
* 7, a corolla-lobe.
* 8, labellum with its appendages.
* 9, a fruit.
* 10, transverse section of a fruit.
* 11, longitudinal section of a fruit.
* 12, dissepiment with seeds, separate.
* 13, a seed.
* 14, transverse section of a seed.
* 15, longitudinal section of a seed, showing the embryo.
* All enlarged, but to various extent.
* Candollea disperma.
* F. v. Mueller, Census of Australian Plants 86 (1882).
* 1, flowering branchlet.
* 2, sections of leaves.
* 3, sections of a stem.
* 4, glandule-bearing hairlets.
* 5, flower in bud.
* 6, flower, expanding.
* 7, part of gynostemium, young.
* 8, pollen-grains.
* 9, flower, expanded.
* 10, labellum and appendages.
* 11, anthers and stigmas, seen from above.
* 12, longitudinal section of a fruit.
* 13, transverse section of a fruit.
* 14, a seed.
* 15, transverse section of a seed.
* All enlarged, but to various extent.
* Candollea eglandulosa.
* F. v. Mueller, Census of Australian Plants 86 (1882).
* 1, section of a leaf.
* 2, portion of stem with a bract.
* 3, flowers in bud.
* 4, an expanded flower.
* 5, summit of gynostemium.
* 6, pollen-grains.
* 7, labellum with its appendages.
* 8, a fruit.
* 9, longitudinal section of a fruit.
* 10, dissepiment with seeds, separate.
* 11, a seed.
* 12, transverse section of a seed, showing the embryo.
* All enlarged, but to various extent.
* Candollea eriorrhiza.
* F. v. Mueller, Census of Australian Plants 86 (1882).
* 1, leaves.
* 2, unexpanded flower with pedicel and bract.
* 3, anthers and stigmas, variously seen.
* 4, pollen-grains.
* 5, expanded flower.
* 6, part of a flower, showing the labellum and its appendages.
* 7, fruit-bearing branchlet.
* 8, matured fruit.
* 9, transverse section of a fruit.
* 10, longitudinal section of a fruit.
* 11, dissepiment with seeds, separate.
* 12, seeds with their funicles.
* 13, transverse section of a seed.
* 14, longitudinal section of a seed, showing the embryo.
* 15, hairlets of the basal indument.
* All enlarged, but to various extent.
* Candollea fasciculata.
* F. v. Mueller, Census of Australian Plants 86 (1882).
* 1, sections of leaves.
* 2, bracts.
* 3, unexpanded flowers.
* 4, expanded flowers.
* 5, anthers and stigmas with papillular hairlets.
* 6, pollen-grains.
* 7, a fruit.
* 8, longitudinal section of a fruit.
* 9, dissepiment and seeds, separate.
* 10, axis severed, with its seeds and their funicles.
* 11, transverse section of a fruit.
* 12, seeds.
* 13, transverse section of a seed.
* 14, longitudinal section of a seed, showing the embryo.
* All enlarged, but to various extent.
* Candollea juncea.
* F. v. Mueller, Census of Australian Plants 85 (1882).
* 1, sections of leaves.
* 2, bracts.
* 3, portion of stem with a bract.
* 4, flowers in bud, with their stalklets and bracts.
* 5, expanded flower.
* 6, anthers and stigmas.
* 7, pollen-grains.
* 8, fruits, one burst open.
* 9, dissepiment with seeds, separate.
* 10, seeds.
* 11, transverse section of a seed.
* 12, longitudinal section of a seed, showing the embryo.
* All enlarged, but to various extent.
* Candollea limbata.
* F. v. Mueller, Census of Australian Plants 86 (1882).
* 1, sections of leaves.
* 2, flower in bud.
* 3, summit of gynostemium.
* 4, pollen-grains.
* 5, expanded flower, the gynostemium stretched upwards.
* 6, labellum with its appendages.
* 7, a fruit.
* 8, longitudinal section of a fruit.
* 9, dissepiment with seeds, separate.
* 10, a seed.
* 11, transverse section of a seed.
* 12, longitudinal section of a seed, showing the embryo.
* All enlarged, but to various extent.
* Candollea reduplicata.
* F. v. Mueller, Census of Australian Plants 85 (1882).
* 1, rudimentary outside leaf.
* 2, sections of ordinary leaves.
* 3, section of stem.
* 4, flowers in bud.
* 5, a flower of large form, only slightly magnified.
* 6, anthers and stigmas, variously seen.
* 7, pollen-grains.
* 8, labellum with appendages.
* 9, fruit.
* 10, fruit, burst open.
* 11, dissepiment with seeds, separate.
* 12, seeds.
* 13, transverse section of a seed.
* 14, longitudinal section of a seed, showing the embryo.
* 15, glandule-bearing hairlets.
* 16, simple hairlets.
* All enlarged, but to various extent.
* Candollea serrulata.
* Labillardière in Annales du Muséum d'histoire naturelle vi., 454, t. 63 (1805).
* 1, sections of leaves.
* 2, flowers in bud.
* 3, glandule-bearing hairlets.
* 4, flower, expanding.
* 5, gynostemium.
* 6, pollen-grains.
* 7, expanded flowers, quiescent.
* 8, anthers and stigmas, seen from above.
* 9, coronular appendages.
* 10, flower in advanced state, the gynostemium stretched upwards.
* 11, fruits, one burst.
* 12, transverse section of a fruit.
* 13, longitudinal section of a fruit.
* 14, dissepiment and seeds, separate.
* 15, seeds.
* 16, transverse section of a seed.
* 17, longitudinal section of a seed, showing the embryo.
* All enlarged, but to various extent.
C O N T E N T S . ~~~~•~~~~
| Candollea crossocephala.  debilis.  disperma.  eglandulosa.  eriorrhiza. | Candollea fasciculata.  juncea.  limbata.  reduplicata.  serrulata. |