. Britische bee Journal &Amp; Imker Berater. Bienen. Jan. 4, 1912.] Die 1 BRITISCHE BEE JOURNAL. Nektar produzieren Pflanzen und ihren Pollen. Von Geo. Hayes, Beeston, Notts. (Fortsetzung von Seite 434.) Nr. 13. Das Willow Hebb (Epllohium hlrsutum E. angustifolium). Nat. Bestellen. Onagracecc. Es gibt zahlreiche Arten von epilo - bium, sondern 1 beabsichtigen, nur mit den beiden am häufigsten vorkommenden und bekanntesten; und E.hlrsutum Erste nehmen, denn es ist die am häufigsten vorkommenden Arten, die über fast ganz England reichlich vorhanden, obwohl ich verstehe es ist selten mit in Schottland met. Durch die Seiten von Streams gefunden in

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. British bee journal & bee-keepers adviser. Bees. Jan. 4, 1912.] THE 1BRITISH BEE JOURNAL. NECTAR PRODUCING PLANTS AND THEIR POLLEN. By Geo. Hayes, Beeston, Notts. (Continued from page 434.) No. 13. The Willow Hebb (Epllohium hlrsutum E. angustifolium). Nat. Order. Onagracecc. There are numerous species of Epilo- bium, but 1 only intend dealing with the two most abundant and best known; and will take E. hlrsutum first, as it is the most common species, being abundant over almost the whole of England, although I understand it is rarely met with in Scotland. found by the sides of streams in osier It may generally be beds, woods, and on any low-lying damp ground. The generic name Epilo- l. bium is derived from two Greek words, epl (upon) and lohos (a lobe or pod), so-called from 3 the flowers having the appearance of being seated on the In Formalitu top of the pod or seed vessel. The specific title â hirsutum ââ is from a Latin word meaning rough or hairy; the stems and leaves of this plant being cohered with soft, short From Honey hairs. In this locality it is called " codlins 6. and cream, " but why, I am tmable to say, unless it is that some have thought the odour of its flowers or leaves resembled that dainty. It is probably best known as the " Great Willow Herb, " clearly from the resemblance of its leaves to the foliage of Willows. It has a perennial root, the stems springing from it being strong, and they often attain a height of about 4ft. The leaves are long and narrow, serrated at the edges. The flowers, owing to their large size, are a striking feature. The petals are four in number, and mostly of a light purple colour, but there is also a variety having pure white flowers. The calyx IS split into four segments, while Ihe style in the centre of the flower is divided at its extremity into four stigmas, which, with the eight surround- ing white stamens, are very prominent. , yy%^-^^. Please note that these images are extracted from sca

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