Lantern Slides illustrating Zoology, Botany, Geology, Astronomy, Textiles, &c.: Catalogue E. (November 1924)
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Flatters & Garnett, Ltd., Manchester. Section BB 14—Pollination and Fertilization of Flowers — Continued. 71 Fertilization of Avena elatior, grass. 72 Upright and drooping condition of flowers of Cytisus laburnum. 73 Pollen dispersion, Pinus pumilio. 74 Pollen dispersion, Taxus baccata. 75 Male and female flowers of Mulberry, 76 Male and female flowers of Walnut. 77 Silene nutans, Catchfly, day condition. 78 Silene nutans, Catchfly, night condition. 79 Fertilization of Potamogeton crispus. 80 Fertilization of Valiisneria spiralis. 81 Flowers of Valiisneria spiralis. 82 Protection of pollen in Carlina acaulis. 83 Protection of pollen in Crocus multifidus. 84 Autogamy by inflection of peduncle and folding of corolla. 85 Autogamy by inflection of peduncle and a iral torsion of filaments. agamy of inclination of curved stamens. 87 Autogamy of inclination of stamens. 88 Autogamy of elongation of pistil. 89 Autogamy of by means of inflection of style. 90 Autogamy in willow herb. 91 Autogamy by spiral twisting of stamens and style. 92 Autogamy by crossing of the style-branehea, composite. 93 Autogamy effected by the petals. 94 Autogamy effected by means of corolla. 95 Autogamy effected by means of corolla. 96 Autogamy effected by inflection of penduncle and filaments. 97 Autogamy effected by inflection of peduncle and disarticulation of corolla. 98 Autogamy resulting from inflection of peduncle. 99 Erica tetralix, dissected flower. 109 Kalmia latifolia. 101 Humming bird and Hawls moth. 102 Arum conoeephaloides, with front of spathe removed. 103 Completely dichogamous flowers. 104 Arrangements for retention of deposited pollen, 105 Concealment of honey. 106 Nectaries. 107 Cornus florida; attractive organs and alight ing platforms for insects. 108 Concealment of honey. 109 Sprinkling apparatus. 110 Sprinkling apparatus. 111 Autogamy effected through inflection of the style-branches. 112 Explosive apparatus in papilionaceous flower. 113 Change of position of anthers and stigmas. 114 Clip mechanism for fastening the pollinia of Asclepias cornuti to the feet of insects. 115 Transference of pollen to the bodies of insects. 116 Apparatus for pumping pollen on bodies of insects. 117 Fertilization in Gymnosperm and in Ornitbogalum. 118 Embryo sac of Monotropa. 119 Fertilization of ovule in Hornbeam. 120 Pollen of Mallow. M 121 Primrose flowers, showing dimorphism. P 122 Abutilon: monadelphous stamens. P 123 Hibiscus schizopetalus, elongated hang- ing filament. P 124 Gloxinia, syngenesious anthers. P 125 Ginkgo Ovary, V.S. M 126 Fly- Pyrophssria granditarsis with Orchis pollinia on head. P 126aFly’s Head with Orchis pollinia, en- larged. P 127 Staphelia, Star-fish flower, 14 in. dia. P 128 Staphelia, central part of flower, with Blowfly maggots in situ. P 129 Bird of Paradise flower, Strelitzia. P 130 Bird of Paradise flower, near view. P 131 Ceropedia, Umbrella Flower. P Section BB 16—FRUITS AND SEEDS. Plain Slides 1/3 each. SEED DISPERSION. 1 Winged fruits and seeds, wind dispersion. P 2 Dispersion of fruits and seeds by wind. D 3 Dispersion of fruits and seeds by wind. D 4 Dispersion of fruits and seeds by wind. D 4aForms of Capsular and winged fruits. PLUMED FRUITS AND SEEDS. 5 Pappus fruits of Tragopogon, wind dis- persal. P 6 Pappus fruite of Ceropegia. P 7 Calotropa (silk cotton) pod and hairy seeds. P 8 Asdepius, pod and plumed seeds. P 9 Physianthus pod and plumed seeds. P 10 Clematis (plumed fruits). P 11 Leucadendron orgenteum, silver leaf. P 12 Protea mellifera. P WINGED FRUITS AND SEEDS. 13 Various winged fruite and seeds P 14 Rumex flowers and fruit. D 15 Aspidosperma sp., winged seeds. P 16 Tecoma australis, pod and winged seeds. P 17 Calosanthus, large winged seeds. P 18 Various winged seeds. D 19 Pali minis aculeatus, winged fruits. P 20 Pterospermum, winged seeds. P 21 Casuairina equisetdfolia, shee oak. P 22 Hakea pectinata (wooden cherry). P 23 Aristolochia (birthwort). P 24 Begonia. P 25 Cedrela odorata. P 26 Pinus murieata (persistent cones). P 27 Pinus pinea (edible pine) cone. P 28 Pinus longifolia, cone. P 29 Picea nigra, cone. P 30 Cedrus libani, cone. P 31 Araucaria, fruit and seeds. P 32 Ginkgo biloba, seeds. P 33 Coniferous fruits and seeds, various. D EXPLOSIVE, HOOKED, &o., FRUITS AND SEEDS. 31 Creeping and hopping fruits, various. 35 Various fruits, etc., including sling fruits. 36 Catapult fruits, various. 37 Ricinus (castor oil), explosive fruits. 38 Hura crepitans, explosive fruits 39 Sling fruits, various. 40 Shooting or sling fruits, various. 41 Fruits with needle-like spines. 42 Spinous fruits, various. 43 Pteroearpus, spiny, winged fruit. 44 Sticky fruits, various. 45 Fruits with hooks. D P ? P D D D D P D D Storage Cabinets for Slides in all sizes—See Cover. —43—