 | 1810 - 578 頁
...resort to these leaves in search of a purer beverage than the surrounding swamps afford. Rumphius, who has described and figured the plant, says, " various...with a protuberant back, sometimes met with, which liw? there." I have no .doubt (Dr Smith adds) that this shrimp feed* on the other insects and worms,... | |
 | 1808 - 560 頁
...than the surrounding •wamps aiford- Rumphius, who has described and figured the plant, «ays, •" various little worms and insects crawl into the orifice,...worms, and that the same purposes are answered in tins instance as in the sarraftnia ; probably the leaves of Dïonœa mus ipula, as well a« of the... | |
 | 1808 - 602 頁
...search of a purer beverage than the surrounding swamps afford. Rumphius, who has described and igured the plant, says " various little worms and insects...orifice, and die in the tube, except a certain small sqmlla or shrimp, with a protuberant back, sometimes met with, which lives there.''— I h;ive np doubt... | |
 | James Edward Smith - 1809 - 598 頁
...resort to these leaves in search of a purer beverage than the surrounding swamps afford. Rumphius, who has described and figured the plant, says " various...other insects and worms, and that the same purposes arc answered in this instance as in the- Sarraccni<c. Probably the leaves of Dioruea muscipula, as... | |
 | 1810 - 554 頁
...resort to these leaves in search of a purer beverage than the surrounding swamps afford. Rumphius, who has described and figured the plant, says, " various...sometimes met with, which lives there. " I have no doubt (Dr Smith adds) that this shrimp feeds on the other insects and worms, and that the same purposes are... | |
 | Benjamin Smith Barton - 1812 - 390 頁
...resort to these leaves in search of a purer beverage than the surrounding swamps afford. Rumphius, who has described and figured the plant, says, " various...shrimp feeds on the other insects and worms, and that die same purposes * See, also, Pennant's buuincs of the Globe, &c. Vol. i. page 236. plate 9. are answered... | |
 | Benjamin Smith Barton - 1812 - 392 頁
...resort to these leaves in search of a purer beverage than the surrounding swamps afford. Rumphius, who has described and figured the plant, says, " various...orifice, and die in the tube, except a certain small syuilla, or shrimp, with a protuberant back, sometimes met with, which lives there*." — I have no... | |
 | James Edward Smith - 1814 - 476 頁
...resort to these leaves in search of a purer beverage than the surrounding swamps afford. Rumphius, who has described and figured the plant, says "various...same purposes are answered in this instance as in the Sarracenice, Probably the leaves of Dioncea muscipula, as well as of the Droserce, Engl. Bot. /. 867... | |
 | James Lawson Drummond - 1826 - 420 頁
...of shrimp, which, according to Rumphius, lives in it. " I have no doubt," Sir JE Smith observes, " that this shrimp feeds on the other insects and worms,...purposes are answered in this instance, as in the Sarraceniae." jThe pitcher-plant is common about Columbo, the British capital of Ceylon, where it is... | |
 | William Paul Crillon Barton, Benjamin Smith Barton - 1836 - 416 頁
...resort to these leaves in searcli of a purer beverage than the surrounding swamps afford. Kumphius, who has described and figured the plant, says, " various...same purposes are answered in this instance as in the Sarraceniae. Probably the leaves of Dionsea muscipula, as well as of the Droserae; Engl. Hot. t. 867,... | |
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... are uncommonly large and numerous. The lid of this tube either opens spontaneously, or is easily lifted up by insects and small worms, who are supposed to resort to these leaves in search of a purer beverage than the surrounding swamps afford. Rumphius,... 