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- Scitamineae is a descriptive botanical name. Historically it has been applied to a remarkably stable group of flowering plants, now referred to as Zingiberales:...
- families, Scitamineae and Musaceae. Based on morphological grounds alone, early systems, such as Bentham and Hooker (1883) placed the Scitamineae as an Ordo...
- HYDROCHARIDEÆp. 448 CLXVIII. BURMANNIACEÆ CLXIX. ORCHIDEÆ p. 460 CLXX. SCITAMINEÆ p. 636 CLXXI. BROMELIACEÆ p. 657 CLXXII. HAEMODORACEÆ p. 671 CLXXIII....
- Monocotyledoneae 10 Orders 1. Pandanales p. 65 ... 8. Liliiflorae p. 81 9. Scitamineae p. 87 10 Micro****e p. 89 Subclass Dicotyledoneae 2 groups Group Archichlamydeae...
- plates in William Roscoe's botanical work Monandrian Plants of the Order Scitamineae: Chiefly Drawn from Living Specimens in the Botanical Gardens at Liverpool...
- 16. Artorhizae classis 17. Ensatae classis 18. Gynandrae classis 19. Scitamineae classis 20. Fluviales classis 21. Spadiciflorae classis 22. Principes...
- the Malayan Peninsula, Singapore: the Methodist Pub. House, 1907 The Scitamineae of the Philippine Islands, Manila: Bureau of Printing, 1909 ****es, London:...
- and Commelinales. E. Potztal in Graminales, Principes, Synanthae and Scitamineae. subordo Alismatineae Alismataceae Butomaceae subordo Hydrocharitineae...
- of flowering plants. This was called Monandrian Plants of the Order Scitamineae: Chiefly Drawn from Living Specimens in the Botanical Gardens at Liverpool...
- the Monandrous Plants of India, belonging to the natural order called Scitamineae by Linnaeus, Cannae by Jussieu, and Drimyrhizae by Ventenat". Asiatic...