Familiar Trees, volume 3
Familiar Trees, volume 3
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The bark of the trunk is rather thin, warty, and of a reddish brown, becoming scaly as the tree gets older.
The buds are dry, not resinous, and conical. The leaves are generally less than an inch long, sharp- pointed, slightly curved, very stiff, and of a dark though clear green ; and, although spirally " inserted," they are so arranged on the shoot, the upper ones directed forwards along the stem and the lower ones Digitized by Google 108 FAMILIAR TREES sideways, as to give a somewhat flattene...d appearance to the individual sprays, though not so regular as those of the Yew.
Individually the leaves are four-edged, and narrow to a slight petiole which is inserted on a prominent angular pulvinus. There are fine lines of stomata along all the sides of the leaf ; the hypoderm is only a single layer of small polygonal cells with thickened walls; and the thick mesophyll is made up of irre- gularly polygonal thin- walled cells. There is only a single vascular bundle in the midrib, and generally one resin-canal near the under surface.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bark of the trunk is rather thin, warty, and of a reddish brown, becoming scaly as the tree gets older.
The buds are dry, not resinous, and conical. The leaves are generally less than an inch long, sharp- pointed, slightly curved, very stiff, and of a dark though clear green ; and, although spirally " inserted," they are so arranged on the shoot, the upper ones directed forwards along the stem and the lower ones Digitized by Google 108 FAMILIAR TREES sideways, as to give a somewhat flattene...d appearance to the individual sprays, though not so regular as those of the Yew.
Individually the leaves are four-edged, and narrow to a slight petiole which is inserted on a prominent angular pulvinus. There are fine lines of stomata along all the sides of the leaf ; the hypoderm is only a single layer of small polygonal cells with thickened walls; and the thick mesophyll is made up of irre- gularly polygonal thin- walled cells. There is only a single vascular bundle in the midrib, and generally one resin-canal near the under surface.
What to read after Familiar Trees, volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Simonds Boulger to read onlineMoreLess
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