A Spring Flora for High Schools
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Perianth-segments connate.
Stem leafy. Peduncles axillary, 1-8 flowered. Perianth cylin- drical, 6-lobed, the 6 stamens inserted about the middle of the tube, and included in it. Berry globular, black or blue. Perennial herbs, with simple stems from creeping knotted rootstocks, naked below, bearing above the nearly sessile or half-clasping leaves, and the axillary nodding greenish flowers. (Name from polu, many, and gonu, knee, alluding to the numerous joints of the root- stock.) P. biflorum. S...mall Solomon's Seal.
Glabrous, except the nearly sessile leaves, which are usually minutely pubescent as well as pale or glaucous beneath. Stem slender, 3-9 dm. high, peduncles 1-3 but mostly 2-flowered, filaments slightly rough- ened, inserted toward the summit of the perianth. Wooded hillsides.
P. commutatum. Large Solomon's Seal.
Polygonatum biflorum, Gfabrous throughout. Stem stout, 0.6-2 m.
Solomon's seal. high. Leaves partly clasping or the upper nearly sessile. Peduncles several flowered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perianth-segments connate.
Stem leafy. Peduncles axillary, 1-8 flowered. Perianth cylin- drical, 6-lobed, the 6 stamens inserted about the middle of the tube, and included in it. Berry globular, black or blue. Perennial herbs, with simple stems from creeping knotted rootstocks, naked below, bearing above the nearly sessile or half-clasping leaves, and the axillary nodding greenish flowers. (Name from polu, many, and gonu, knee, alluding to the numerous joints of the root- stock.) P. biflorum. S...mall Solomon's Seal.
Glabrous, except the nearly sessile leaves, which are usually minutely pubescent as well as pale or glaucous beneath. Stem slender, 3-9 dm. high, peduncles 1-3 but mostly 2-flowered, filaments slightly rough- ened, inserted toward the summit of the perianth. Wooded hillsides.
P. commutatum. Large Solomon's Seal.
Polygonatum biflorum, Gfabrous throughout. Stem stout, 0.6-2 m.
Solomon's seal. high. Leaves partly clasping or the upper nearly sessile. Peduncles several flowered.
What to read after A Spring Flora for High Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Chandler Cowles to read onlineMoreLess
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