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Passiflora – roughly

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(Ch. V.)

caudicle, instead of being free, becomes at an very early period of growth united to the Rostellum, of which a portion of is removed, together with the pollen-masses, by insects as in the case of Orchis & other ophreæ. The imaginary diagram (fig. 22) with the parts separated will best explain the (Fig. 22) type-structures of the Vandeæ. The summit upper part of the middle organ (2.) which which is the dorsal or posterior pistil of the three present in every all orchids; its upper part f is modified into & forms the rostellum & is curved over the stigma. The stigma consists of two confluent stigmas (3) belonging to the two [text excised] On the left-hand we have the