The Crucifers are fairly well represented by coast plants, there being several maritime species of the order.
Hence the inference that crucifers are an exception to a general rule, and that they must have originated from other types which did comply with this rule, and accordingly were in the possession of floral bracts.
Bracts in the inflorescence of crucifers are ordinarily wanting, but may be seen in some genera, Erucastrum pollichii being perhaps the [223] most widely known instance, although other cases might easily be cited.
Why, for example, should two of the more charming crucifers be named respectively Hutchinsia and Teesdalia, after a Miss Hutchins and a Mr. Teesdale?
Malcolmia strigosa, which spreads a reddish carpet over the ground, and Malcolmia Africana are common Crucifers near RáwalpindÃ.
The abundance of Crucifersis also a Mediterranean feature.
I am equally successful with other crucifers of a less marked flavour: white mustard (Sinapis incana, Lin.
Can the family of the White Butterfly be settled on other Crucifers than the cabbage?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "crucifers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
