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1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages App_1-
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[in Japanese]1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages 305-316
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Atsushi Yasuda1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages 317-322
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Shinsuke Kodama1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages 322-334
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Shutai Okamura1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages 334-337
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Kenjiro Fujii1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages 338-341
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1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages 342-356
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1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages 357-364
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CONTENTS1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages App_2-
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Bunzo Hayata1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en161-en168
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A Morphological and Systematic StudyHisayoshi Takeda1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en169-en185
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSThe genus Achlys is one of the very reduced types of Berberidaceae. It contains two distinct species, A. triphylla (SM.) DC. and A. japonica MAXIM., the former being distributed on the Western coast of North America, the latter in Northern Japan and Northern Corea.
The flowers are arranged in a spike, which has been derived from a compound pleiochasial cyme and possesses a terminal flower.
The individual flower consists of nine stamens arranged in three cycles and of a single carpel with a basal anatropous ovule. There is no trace of perianth.
The fruit is an achene.
The genus is most closely related to Leontice and Epimedium.View full abstractDownload PDF (6117K) -
V. F. Brotherus, Shutai Okamura1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en186-en188
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Takenoshin Nakai1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en189-en210
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Manabu Miyoshi1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en211-en215
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Seiitiro Ikeno1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en216-en221
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Yushun Kudo1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en222-en229
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Kichisaburo Yendo1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en230-en237
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Yoshitada Yabe1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en238-en241
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Gen-ichi Koidzumi1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en242-en257
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Kingo Miyabe1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en258-en265
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Kintaro Okamura1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en266-en278
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Tomitaro Makino1915 Volume 29 Issue 346 Pages en279-en283
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