"On the existence of two forms of peloria," by M. T. Masters.
peloria of this kind, when perfect, is very often associated with other alterations.
This change is sometimes classed with peloria, but there is no abnormal regularity in these cases.
From overlooking the occasional existence of this form of peloria, new genera have sometimes been formed on insufficient grounds.
A similar alteration accompanies this form of peloria in other flowers (see peloria).
To this latter form of peloria it is proposed to give the distinctive epithet of irregular.
It has also been somewhat too generally stated that peloria occurs principally on luxuriant vigorous plants.
peloria, too, of either form, affords excellent illustrations of the co-existence of one changed condition with another.
peloria, an abnormal return to regularity and symmetry in an irregular flower; commonest in Snapdragon.
