How to Know the Ferns
How to Know the Ferns
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Of course, in much- visited localities the ravages of the trippers have practically exterminated some interesting species in these particular districts. Naturally, one hardly expects to find the Royal Fern flourishing to any extent in the popular holiday haunts none the less, there are still 30 HOW TO KNOW THE FERNS any number of places where this noble plant " grows like a weed. " The wise man does not talk about such things to his friends. Many of our most beautiful Ferns are saved even in mu...ch-frequented places on account of the fact that they grow out of reach. No doubt the graceful Trichomanes of South Ireland would long ago have been stamped out in the Kil- larney district, were it not for the fact that it often grows in situations which it is almost impossible for anyone to reach.
As far as number is concerned, the living Club Mosses represent a comparatively insignificant group when compared with the Ferns. In all the world there are probably not more than five or six hundred species.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course, in much- visited localities the ravages of the trippers have practically exterminated some interesting species in these particular districts. Naturally, one hardly expects to find the Royal Fern flourishing to any extent in the popular holiday haunts none the less, there are still 30 HOW TO KNOW THE FERNS any number of places where this noble plant " grows like a weed. " The wise man does not talk about such things to his friends. Many of our most beautiful Ferns are saved even in mu...ch-frequented places on account of the fact that they grow out of reach. No doubt the graceful Trichomanes of South Ireland would long ago have been stamped out in the Kil- larney district, were it not for the fact that it often grows in situations which it is almost impossible for anyone to reach.
As far as number is concerned, the living Club Mosses represent a comparatively insignificant group when compared with the Ferns. In all the world there are probably not more than five or six hundred species.
What to read after How to Know the Ferns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Leonard Bastin to read onlineMoreLess
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