Paper · 1717 · Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London

IV. A new genus of plants, call'd araliastrum, of which the famous nin-zin or ginseng of the Chineses, is a species. Communicated by Mr. Vaillant prædemonstrator at the Royal Garden at Paris, to the learned Dr. Will. Sherrard, LL. D. late consul at Smyrna, and by him to the Royal Society

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Abstract

Abstract A Raliastrum is a Genus of plants, whose Flower A is complete, regular, polypetalous, and hermaphrodite, standing on the Ovary B.

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Araliastrum is described as a genus of plants.

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Genus of plantse0

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“A Raliastrum is a Genus of plants”

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Its flower is complete, regular, polypetalous and hermaphrodite, standing on the ovary.

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Flower Ae0
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complete, regular, polypetalous, and hermaphroditee0

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“whose Flower A is complete, regular, polypetalous, and hermaphrodite, standing on the Ovary B.”

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“araliastrum”

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