Essentials of Botany
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Stipules narrow, usually with glandular teeth or a fringe of glandu- lar hairs toward the tip; leaflets 7-11, varying from elliptical to nearly obovate, obtuse at the tip, narrowed at the base, simply toothed or serrate, rather firm and distinctly veined. Flowers usually in corymbs ; sepals lanceolate, taper-pointed. Fruit globose, smooth.
Prairies, especially ^X.
2. R. blandaAit. Early Wild Rose. Stems 1-3 ft. high, usually without prickles; stipules broad. Flowers generally large, corym...bed or solitary; sepals after flowering closing over the mouth of the calyx tube and persistent. Rocks and rocky shores.
124 KEY AND FLORA 3. R. Woodsii Lindl. Stems 3-36 in. high, with slender spines which are often wanting above. Stipules rather broad, entire ; leaflets usu- ally 5-7, varying from obovate to lanceolate, rather obtuse at the apex, narrowed at the base, somewhat serrate. Flowers corymbed or solitary.
Sepals erect on the globose or somewhat ovoid fruit. Prairies W.
4. R. rubiginosa L.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
high.
Stipules narrow, usually with glandular teeth or a fringe of glandu- lar hairs toward the tip; leaflets 7-11, varying from elliptical to nearly obovate, obtuse at the tip, narrowed at the base, simply toothed or serrate, rather firm and distinctly veined. Flowers usually in corymbs ; sepals lanceolate, taper-pointed. Fruit globose, smooth.
Prairies, especially ^X.
2. R. blandaAit. Early Wild Rose. Stems 1-3 ft. high, usually without prickles; stipules broad. Flowers generally large, corym...bed or solitary; sepals after flowering closing over the mouth of the calyx tube and persistent. Rocks and rocky shores.
124 KEY AND FLORA 3. R. Woodsii Lindl. Stems 3-36 in. high, with slender spines which are often wanting above. Stipules rather broad, entire ; leaflets usu- ally 5-7, varying from obovate to lanceolate, rather obtuse at the apex, narrowed at the base, somewhat serrate. Flowers corymbed or solitary.
Sepals erect on the globose or somewhat ovoid fruit. Prairies W.
4. R. rubiginosa L.
What to read after Essentials of Botany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Y Joseph Young Bergen to read onlineMoreLess
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