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Chaetanthera Stock Photos and Images

Chaetanthera sp. close-up of flower, with mites on petals, east of Punta de Los Burros Atacama Desert Chile Stock Photo

RMBRKP86–Chaetanthera sp. close-up of flower, with mites on petals, east of Punta de Los Burros Atacama Desert Chile

a close up detail of a single one 1 yellow sun star shape Chaetanthera glabrata flower face on against a background of silver green leaves Stock Photo

RMJ6PTH1–a close up detail of a single one 1 yellow sun star shape Chaetanthera glabrata flower face on against a background of silver green leaves

Chaetanthera sp. flowering road near Totoral Atacama (III) Chile, South America Stock Photo

RMD35FEW–Chaetanthera sp. flowering road near Totoral Atacama (III) Chile, South America

RM2BTTTD9–Chaetanthera elegans Phil.

Chaetanthera (Chaetanthera limbata) close-up of flower, with mites on petals, east of Punta de Los Burros, Atacama Desert, Chile Stock Photo

RM2PFTEDA–Chaetanthera (Chaetanthera limbata) close-up of flower, with mites on petals, east of Punta de Los Burros, Atacama Desert, Chile

Chaetanthera linearis Chaetanthera linearis. Stock Photo

RM2BXF2DN–Chaetanthera linearis Chaetanthera linearis.

Age and area; a study in geographical distribution and origin of species . seas were taken. The averagenumber of species per genus is also not unequal (islands1582/3461, average 2-1; Brazil 533/1291, average 2-4). The endemics of mountains are also as a rule small genera,though there are a fair number of exceptions to this, but onlyin the large mountain chains. In the Andes, for example, thereare Chaetanthera (30 species), Cinchona (40), Cristaria (30), Nas-sauvia (50), Psammisia (35), Puya (25), and many more ofsmaller size. One may go on to deal with still larger floras, and find thatthey ar Stock Photo

RM2AWN2JF–Age and area; a study in geographical distribution and origin of species . seas were taken. The averagenumber of species per genus is also not unequal (islands1582/3461, average 2-1; Brazil 533/1291, average 2-4). The endemics of mountains are also as a rule small genera,though there are a fair number of exceptions to this, but onlyin the large mountain chains. In the Andes, for example, thereare Chaetanthera (30 species), Cinchona (40), Cristaria (30), Nas-sauvia (50), Psammisia (35), Puya (25), and many more ofsmaller size. One may go on to deal with still larger floras, and find thatthey ar

00829126.tif Chaetanthera planiseta Cabrera. Stock Photo

RM2C1C986–00829126.tif Chaetanthera planiseta Cabrera.

Purple viper grass, Scorzonera purpurea, perennial lettuce, Lactuca perennis, blue catananche, Catananche caerulea, serrated-leaved chaetanthera, Chaetanthera serrata, and white prenanthes, Prenanthes alba. Handfinished chromolithograph by Henry Noel Humphreys after an illustration by Jane Loudon from Mrs. Jane Loudon's Ladies Flower Garden of Ornamental Perennials, William S. Orr, London, 1849. Stock Photo

RM2BT58PF–Purple viper grass, Scorzonera purpurea, perennial lettuce, Lactuca perennis, blue catananche, Catananche caerulea, serrated-leaved chaetanthera, Chaetanthera serrata, and white prenanthes, Prenanthes alba. Handfinished chromolithograph by Henry Noel Humphreys after an illustration by Jane Loudon from Mrs. Jane Loudon's Ladies Flower Garden of Ornamental Perennials, William S. Orr, London, 1849.

Chaetanthera chilensis Chaetanthera chilensis. Stock Photo

RM2C1G783–Chaetanthera chilensis Chaetanthera chilensis.

RMM4XRFM–Purple viper grass, Scorzonera purpurea, perennial lettuce, Lactuca perennis, blue catananche, Catananche caerulea, serrated-leaved chaetanthera, Chaetanthera serrata, and white prenanthes, Prenanthes alba. Handfinished chromolithograph by Henry Noel Humphreys after an illustration by Jane Loudon from Mrs. Jane Loudon's Ladies Flower Garden of Ornamental Perennials, William S. Orr, London, 1849.

. Fig. 156. A Nassanvia spicuta Remy. — B JV. revoluta Gill. — C Chaetanthera pmiUa (Popp, et Kudl.) Bentb. et Hooker fll. (Nach Weddel.) 733. Triptilion W. V. Kf. ziemlich klein, silzend oder kurz ge.^liell, in wenig- kopfigen, endsländigen, zu dichten oder lockeren Ui.spen oder Ebenslräiißen vereinigten Knäueln oder gelegentlich einzeln, 3 — öblütig; Pp. 4 — 5 .sehr leicht abfallende, kurz oder lang gewimperle, .schmale Schuppen. — Ijiihrige oder au.sdaucriide, meist sehr Stock Photo

RMMCTKX8–. Fig. 156. A Nassanvia spicuta Remy. — B JV. revoluta Gill. — C Chaetanthera pmiUa (Popp, et Kudl.) Bentb. et Hooker fll. (Nach Weddel.) 733. Triptilion W. V. Kf. ziemlich klein, silzend oder kurz ge.^liell, in wenig- kopfigen, endsländigen, zu dichten oder lockeren Ui.spen oder Ebenslräiißen vereinigten Knäueln oder gelegentlich einzeln, 3 — öblütig; Pp. 4 — 5 .sehr leicht abfallende, kurz oder lang gewimperle, .schmale Schuppen. — Ijiihrige oder au.sdaucriide, meist sehr

RMD35FF3–Chaetanthera sp. flowering road near Totoral Atacama (III) Chile, South America

Chaetanthera limbata flowers among rocks near Totoral Atacama desert in bloom Region III El Norte Chico Chile South America Stock Photo

RMBT5ET3–Chaetanthera limbata flowers among rocks near Totoral Atacama desert in bloom Region III El Norte Chico Chile South America

. Boletin de la Sociedad de Biología de Concepción. Sociedad de Biología de Concepción; Biology; Biology. Bol. Soc. Biol de Concepción, XLVIII, 1974. ^!'lii|l''////V. Chaetanthera aymarae Marticorena et Quezada: 26, planta, x 1.5; 27, capítulo, X 7; 28, flor marginal, x 11; 29, flor del disco, x 11; 30, aquenio, x 11; 31, antera, X 27; 32, estilo,'"x 40; 33, hojas, x 10; 34, bráctea interna, x 10; 35, bráctea externa, x 10. (Ricardi, Weldt y Quezada 166). -106-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - Stock Photo

RMRHH8JN–. Boletin de la Sociedad de Biología de Concepción. Sociedad de Biología de Concepción; Biology; Biology. Bol. Soc. Biol de Concepción, XLVIII, 1974. ^!'lii|l''////V. Chaetanthera aymarae Marticorena et Quezada: 26, planta, x 1.5; 27, capítulo, X 7; 28, flor marginal, x 11; 29, flor del disco, x 11; 30, aquenio, x 11; 31, antera, X 27; 32, estilo,'"x 40; 33, hojas, x 10; 34, bráctea interna, x 10; 35, bráctea externa, x 10. (Ricardi, Weldt y Quezada 166). -106-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability -

RM2C1FFBG–Chaetanthera linearis Chaetanthera linearis.

. Die Natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien : nebst ihren Gattungen und wichtigeren Arten, insbesondere den Nutzpflanzen. Plants; Plants, Useful. 348 Compositae. (Hoffmann.) Sect. IV. Mastigophorus Cass. (als Gatt.) Kf. einzeln, Pappusschuppen oo, ^—2reihig oder Gatt. Trianthus Hooker fil.) wenige. — 3 Arten, 2 mit kleinen, ^, N. acerosa (Meyen) Weddel, mit ziemlich großen Kf.. Fig. 156. A Nassanvia spicuta Remy. — B JV. revoluta Gill. — C Chaetanthera pmiUa (Popp, et Kudl.) Bentb. et Hooker fll. (Nach Weddel.) 733. Triptilion W. V. Kf. ziemlich klein, silzend oder kurz ge.^liell, in wenig- kopfigen, e Stock Photo

RMRCG7K4–. Die Natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien : nebst ihren Gattungen und wichtigeren Arten, insbesondere den Nutzpflanzen. Plants; Plants, Useful. 348 Compositae. (Hoffmann.) Sect. IV. Mastigophorus Cass. (als Gatt.) Kf. einzeln, Pappusschuppen oo, ^—2reihig oder Gatt. Trianthus Hooker fil.) wenige. — 3 Arten, 2 mit kleinen, ^, N. acerosa (Meyen) Weddel, mit ziemlich großen Kf.. Fig. 156. A Nassanvia spicuta Remy. — B JV. revoluta Gill. — C Chaetanthera pmiUa (Popp, et Kudl.) Bentb. et Hooker fll. (Nach Weddel.) 733. Triptilion W. V. Kf. ziemlich klein, silzend oder kurz ge.^liell, in wenig- kopfigen, e