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Deutsch: Gemeiner Wermut. A Wurzelblatt und B blühender Stengel eines im Garten gezogenen Exemplars; 1 Blüthenköpfchen vergrössert; 2 dasselbe im Längsschnitt, desgl.; 3 Randblüthe, desgl.; 4 und 5 Scheibenblüthe auf verschiedenen Entwickelungsstufen, desgl.; 6 dieselbe zerschnitten, desgl.; 7 Staubgefäss, desgl.; 8 Pollen, desgl.; 9 Griffel mit Narben, desgl.; 10 Frucht, desgl.; 11, 12 dieselbe im Längs- und Querschnitt.
Latina: Artemisia absinthium.
Русский: Полынь горькая. A — лист; B — стебель цветущего растения; 1 — корзинка; 2 — то же в продольном разрезе; 3 — краевой цветок; 4 и 5 — цветок диска на разных стадиях развития; 6 — то же в разрезе; 7 — тычинка; 8 — пыльца; 9 — столбик с рыльцем; 10 — плод (семянка); 11 и 12 — то же в продольном и поперечном разрезе.
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Author Franz Eugen Köhler, Köhler's Medizinal-Pflanzen
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