The Genus Pinus

by George Russell Shaw

Fig. 329, Cone of small size. Fig. 330, Seed, nut and wing. Fig. 331, Magnified leaf-section. Fig. 332, Conelet.

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INDEX

• Adnate wing, [16]
• Apinus, Neck.—Pinus, [24]
• Apophysis of cone, [10]
• Armature of conelet, [7]
• Articulate wing, [16]
• Australes-Group, [62]

• Balfourianae-Group, [42]
• Bark, [18]
• Bases of bracts decurrent and non-decurrent, [1]
• Bast-tissue of cone, [14]
• Biform hypoderm, [6]
• Bloom on branchlet, [2]
• Bracts, bases of, [1]
• Branchlet, multinodal, [2]
  • uninodal, [2]
• Bud, latent, [2]
  • leaf, [1]
  • staminate, [1]

• Caryopitys, Small = Pinus, [24]
• Caryopitys edulis Small = Pinus cembroides, [38]
• Cembra, Opiz = Pinus, [24]
• Cembra-Subsection, [26]
• Cembrae-Group, [26]
• Cembroides-Group, [38]
• Characters of the genus, [1]
• Classification of species, [22]
• Color of cone, [8]
• Cone, apophysis of, [10]
  • bast tissues of, [14]
  • color of, [8]
  • dimensions of, [8]
  • oblique, [10]
  • peduncle of, [8]
  • persistent, [8]
  • phyllotaxis of, [12]
  • serotinous, [14]
  • symmetrical, [10]
• Conelet, lateral, [7]
  • pseudolateral, [7]
  • subterminal, [7]
• Conspectus of Sections &c., [25]
• Connective of pollen-sacs, [7]
• Cotyledons, [1]