Field book of American Trees And Shrubs a Concise Description of the Character
Field book of American Trees And Shrubs a Concise Description of the Character
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Leguminosae, A large family including several tribes of trees with beautiful alternate, compound leaves, and commonly butterflylike flowers (with wings and standard). Fruit a bean pod.
A low shrub without thorns (most of p ra j r j e Acacia the Acacias are thorny) 2-4 feet high, Acacia confined to the prairie lands and dry angust i ssima bluffs of Mo. (McDonald Co. ), Kan. Ariz, and Tex. ; also in Mexico.
265 PULSE FAMILY. Leguminosae The doubly compound leaves with 8-15 pairs of second- ary st...ems bearing 18-40 bluntly linear leaflets, bluish green without gloss. Flowers very small yellow or salmon color, in globular clusters about f inch in diameter, with many prominent stamens; proceeding from the base of the leaves. Fruit a linear pod 1-2 inches long.
Kentucky ^ rernar k a bly rough, coarsely branched P a t tree with equally remarkable, crooked, Gymnododus COarse twigs ' and long com P ound leaves - 7 Its usual height is 40-60 and in favorable environment 90-100 feet, with a trunk diameter of 3 feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leguminosae, A large family including several tribes of trees with beautiful alternate, compound leaves, and commonly butterflylike flowers (with wings and standard). Fruit a bean pod.
A low shrub without thorns (most of p ra j r j e Acacia the Acacias are thorny) 2-4 feet high, Acacia confined to the prairie lands and dry angust i ssima bluffs of Mo. (McDonald Co. ), Kan. Ariz, and Tex. ; also in Mexico.
265 PULSE FAMILY. Leguminosae The doubly compound leaves with 8-15 pairs of second- ary st...ems bearing 18-40 bluntly linear leaflets, bluish green without gloss. Flowers very small yellow or salmon color, in globular clusters about f inch in diameter, with many prominent stamens; proceeding from the base of the leaves. Fruit a linear pod 1-2 inches long.
Kentucky ^ rernar k a bly rough, coarsely branched P a t tree with equally remarkable, crooked, Gymnododus COarse twigs ' and long com P ound leaves - 7 Its usual height is 40-60 and in favorable environment 90-100 feet, with a trunk diameter of 3 feet.
What to read after Field book of American Trees And Shrubs a Concise Description of the Character?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Schuyler Ferdinand Schuyler Mathews to read onlineMoreLess
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