auricula

1 Judging from the size of the pollen-grains, these plants owe their structure, as in the case of P. auricula, to the abnormal elongation of the stamens of the long-styled form.

2 Put thick slices of turnip near your auriculas, favorite primroses and polyanthuses, and Christmas roses, and near anything tender and not well established, and overhaul them early in the morning.

3 Finished planting my auriculas: went a-botanizing after ferns and orchises, and caught a cold in the wet grass, which has made me as bad as ever.

4 "I hope the auriculas will not have begun to fade, they are Miss Fairbairn's favourite flower."

5 My auriculas are superb, and my peony tree has eighteen full-swelled buds: it will be in glory by the time Sophy and Mag arrive.

6 Near the house some very fine auriculas in pots were displaying themselves.

7 A central European primrose Primula auricula having large yellow flowers grouped in umbels.

'樱'.''''.'草'. ''欧洲中部的报春花(耳状报春花),有由黄色大花簇成的伞状花序.

8 It was her dainty indoor cap, with the auriculas, that was sacrificed; the thing hissed and spluttered, vanishing at last in sooty fragments up the chimney.

9 While the groundlings were crowding to see new plays by Shirley and Massinger, the editor of this volume was examining fresh varieties of auricula in "the gardens of Mr. Tradescant and Mr. Tuggie."

10 It turns out these pieces—also called pinnae or auricula—act like funnels: They collect, amplify and direct sound waves to the ear canal.

11 The Baikies have a hothouse and have such roses and plumes of curled parsley to put behind them, and lilies-of-the-valley; and I have robbed thy greenhouse, Mother, and taken all thy fairest auriculas and cyclamens.”

12 My mother was in the midst of her garden, lifting the dusky faces of the auriculas to look at the velvet lips, or tenderly taking a young weed from the black soil.

13 Her bosom was uncovered, and between her breasts she had a beautiful bouquet of tulips, roses, anemones, ranunculus, hyacinths, and auriculas.

14 "Far and far away," said the dainty little maiden, "All among the gardens, auriculas, anemones, Roses and lilies and Canterbury bells."

15 In this country auriculas are usually propagated by seed, as for cineraria; but special varieties are perpetuated by offsets.

16 Give auriculas and carnations abundance of air, but keep the roots rather dry to prevent damping off.

17 The budding shrubbery was on every side, and daisies and wallflowers and auriculas blooming even while a thin veil of snow lay in some places.

18 Plant annuals in borders, and place auriculas in pots in shady places.

19 They weaved figures from life, working in bright, steamy attics — sealed with paper to keep in the moisture — that teemed with dahlias, auriculae, tulips and caged songbirds.

20 We thus see that, with the exception of P. auricula, the long-styled flowers of all nine species are more fertile than the short-styled flowers, when both forms are illegitimately fertilised.

1 报春花科

primrose cyclamen primula cowslip loosestrife pimpernel polyanthus oxlip soldanella sowbread brookweed chaffweed shooting star creeping Jenny Scarlet Pimpernel water violet drumstick primrose

2 叶耳

auricular auricle