. Botanik für Schulen und Hochschulen. Botanik. 548 Botanik. Um Ternstroemiaceee. âTrees und Sträucher mit Alternativen (selten gegenüber) Blätter, und meist monoclinous Axillären oder racemed floners. Art 260, meist tropischen. (Abbn. -520 und 521-5.) Mehrere Zierarten Indigenen in den südlichen Vereinigten Statesâe. b. Die Loblolly Bay (Gordonia Lasianthus, Abb. 520), ein Baum neun bis fünfzehn Meter (30 bis 50 ft.) hoch; 0. pubtsceus, der Berg Bucht; und zwei strauchigen Arten Stuartia. Die häufigsten exotische Arten für Ornament angebaut wird die Kamelie (Camellia Ja/pordea) gut wissen

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. Botany for high schools and colleges. Botany. 548 BOTANY. Order Ternstroemiaceee.âTrees and shrubs with alternate (rarely opposite) leaves, and mostly monoclinous axillary or racemed floners. Species 260, mostly tropical. (Figs. -520 and 521-5.) Several ornamental species are indigenous to the Southern United Statesâe.g., the Loblolly Bay (Gordonia Lasianthus, Fig 520), a tree nine to fifteen metres (30 to 50 ft.) high ; 0. pubtsceus, the Mountain Bay ; and two shrubby species of Stuartia. The most common exotic species cultivated for ornament is the Camellia (Camellia Ja/pordea) a well-known hot-house shrub from China and Japan. The Tea Tree {Camellia Chinends or Tliea Chinends) is an evergreen tree three to five metres high, and Fias. 531-5.âIllustrations of Camel- lia CUINENSIS. a, native, probably, of Southern and Eastern Asia. It has been cultivated for ages by the Chi- nese, aud has lately been intro- duced to a limited extent into other countries. In preparing the leaves they are carefully picked, and then are subjected to alternate drying, pressing, rolling and air- ing until, the proper chemical changes have taken place, and a sufficient part of the water is driven off. The different kinds and qualities of tea depend upon the rapidity of the process, and also upon the age of the leaves used, the more rapid process and the younger leaves producing the finer green teas, the slower pro- cess and older leaves producing the black teas. Somewhat appears also to depend upon the variety of the plant, there being, it is gene- rally admitted, two varieties or races, viz., var. viridis and var. Buhea. Tea leaves after preparation contain the alkaloid Caffeine (Cs Hio Nj Oj + Hj O), which also occurs in roasted, coffee. Order GuttiferesB.âTrees and shrubs with yellowish or greenish resinous juice, opposite leaves, and mostly diclinous flowers. Species 330, all tropical. Qfircinia Morella, a small tree of Siam, produces Gamboge, a valuable color used in painting.

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