Plate 697 - Protea Anemonifolia

Plate 697 Publication Date: Nov 1, 1803 Description: Complete Botanical Text (Cleaned) N.697 syd Edwards del Pub by T Curtis, sGeo:Crefcent Nov. 1.1803. F.Sanfem sculp ginalis Jenigno

10% abrogatio lo noit PROTEA ANEMONIFOLIA. FORK-LEAVED gnols gaived 20 PROTEA. pagal sups Tirol otni Baillibylboiduohau ******************* omol nood -web wo dɔidw mol leday To S 15 Class and Order. 16 vd obem zw gni bolist ofw pobo 911 em lo novialuo Isobul vrov s TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.Tesl moil it Generic Character. u Cor. 4-petala (petalis subinde vario modo cohaerentibus). Antherae inferte petalis infra apicem. Sem. 1. superum nudum. specific Character and synonyms. PROTEA anemonisolia; soliis linearibus elongatis superne fur- cato-pinnatifidis: pinnis imis longioribus furcatis, capitulo globoso terminali. DEsC. stem shrubby, three feet high, villous. Leaves scattered, rigid, nerved, smooth, erect, lengthened downwards so as to resemble a long sootstalk, branched at the upper part into about three pair of pinnas, the lowermost of which are longest and variously forked at the end: points all armed with a callous reddish mucro or gland. Common Flower solitary, globofe, sessile. Calycine scales ovate-acuminate, very woolly except the margin, compactly imbricate, forming a globofe Corolla one- cone stuffed with a fine white cottony substance. petaled, tubed: tube longer than limb, which is four-cleft, hairy, tortuose. Anthers linear, 2-lobed sessile. style ex- serted, club-shaped. stigma conical, acute; the ftyle and stigma have a singular appearance in this species something like two cones with their bases applied together, but when the flower first opens, these parts are so entirely covered with the pollen as to appear four-sided. Corresponds Corresponds very nearly with LINNEUS's original defcrip- tion of PROTEA fphærocephala, and is not unlike HOUTTUYN'S figure of that plant; it does not however agree with the defcrip- tion of THUNBERG, and being a native of New-Holland, differing from most of the Cape species in having a long tube to the corolla, and limb divided into four equal segments, is undoubtedly distinct. We have adopted the name of anemoni- solia, though certainly not very appropriate, as it has been some time known by that name in several of our nurferies. We were favoured with the specimen from which our draw- ing was made, by Mr. NAPIER, Nurferyman, near Vauxhall, a very successful cultivator of many rare articles, who raised it from seeds received from Port-Jackson. Is a greenhouse plant, and requires the same treatment as the reft of the genus. (audimodo obom any obaidul iltag) also 2 .mubun muisqul.mooie silni is sold agen? B - sargul signols andissail abforb andmorgnet sit si solleton ATOsT iq-1 itsuransi stodola ofusiq diy boons Ifs ating bus pris ello e di banaves boven,big boo be bot zuollo dony odos badas lotinor Raw OCR Text (Original) N.697 syd Edwards del Pub by T Curtis, sGeo:Crefcent Nov. 1.1803. F.Sanfem sculp ginalis Jenigno

10% abrogatio lo noit PROTEA ANEMONIFOLIA. FORK-LEAVED gnols gaived 20 PROTEA. pagal sups Tirol otni Baillibylboiduohau ******************* omol nood -web wo dɔidw mol leday To S 15 Class and Order. 16 vd obem zw gni bolist ofw pobo 911 em lo novialuo Isobul vrov s TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.Tesl moil it Generic Character. u Cor. 4-petala (petalis subinde vario modo cohaerentibus). Antherae inferte petalis infra apicem. Sem. 1. superum nudum. specific Character and synonyms. PROTEA anemonisolia; soliis linearibus elongatis superne fur- cato-pinnatifidis: pinnis imis longioribus furcatis, capitulo globoso terminali. DEsC. stem shrubby, three feet high, villous. Leaves scattered, rigid, nerved, smooth, erect, lengthened downwards so as to resemble a long sootstalk, branched at the upper part into about three pair of pinnas, the lowermost of which are longest and variously forked at the end: points all armed with a callous reddish mucro or gland. Common Flower solitary, globofe, sessile. Calycine scales ovate-acuminate, very woolly except the margin, compactly imbricate, forming a globofe Corolla one- cone stuffed with a fine white cottony substance. petaled, tubed: tube longer than limb, which is four-cleft, hairy, tortuose. Anthers linear, 2-lobed sessile. style ex- serted, club-shaped. stigma conical, acute; the ftyle and stigma have a singular appearance in this species something like two cones with their bases applied together, but when the flower first opens, these parts are so entirely covered with the pollen as to appear four-sided. Corresponds Corresponds very nearly with LINNEUS's original defcrip- tion of PROTEA fphærocephala, and is not unlike HOUTTUYN'S figure of that plant; it does not however agree with the defcrip- tion of THUNBERG, and being a native of New-Holland, differing from most of the Cape species in having a long tube to the corolla, and limb divided into four equal segments, is undoubtedly distinct. We have adopted the name of anemoni- solia, though certainly not very appropriate, as it has been some time known by that name in several of our nurferies. We were favoured with the specimen from which our draw- ing was made, by Mr. NAPIER, Nurferyman, near Vauxhall, a very successful cultivator of many rare articles, who raised it from seeds received from Port-Jackson. Is a greenhouse plant, and requires the same treatment as the reft of the genus. (audimodo obom any obaidul iltag) also 2 .mubun muisqul.mooie silni is sold agen? B - sargul signols andissail abforb andmorgnet sit si solleton ATOsT iq-1 itsuransi stodola ofusiq diy boons Ifs ating bus pris ello e di banaves boven,big boo be bot zuollo dony odos badas lotinor Original botanical print from Curtis's Botanical Magazine