How to Know the Wild Flowers a Guide to the Names Haunts And Habits of Our C
How to Know the Wild Flowers a Guide to the Names Haunts And Habits of Our C
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Job pict- ures himself as being despised by those who had been themselves so destitute as to " cut up mallows by the bushes. ... For their meat. " * * Job xxx. 4. 206 PLATE LXXV ROSE MALLOW. H. Moscheutos. 20 7 PINK SALT MARSH FLEABANE.
Pluchea camphor ata. Composite Family (p. 13).
Stem. Two to five feet high. Leaves. Pale, thickish, oblong or lance- shaped, toothed. Flower-heads. Pink, small, in flat-topped clusters, com- posed entirely of tubular flowers.
In the salt marshes where we find th...e starry sea pinks and the feathery sea lavender, we notice a pallid-looking plant whose pink flower-buds are long in opening. It is late summer or autumn before the salt marsh fleabane is fairly in blossom. There is a strong fragrance to the plant which hardly suggests camphor, despite its specific title.
HAIRY WILLOW-HERB.
Epilobitim hirsutum. Evening Primrose Family.
Three to five feet high. Stem. Densely hairy, stout, branching. Leaves. Mostly opposite, lance-oblong, finely toothed. Flower. Purplish, pink, small, in the axils of the upper leaves, or in a leafy, short raceme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Job pict- ures himself as being despised by those who had been themselves so destitute as to " cut up mallows by the bushes. ... For their meat. " * * Job xxx. 4. 206 PLATE LXXV ROSE MALLOW. H. Moscheutos. 20 7 PINK SALT MARSH FLEABANE.
Pluchea camphor ata. Composite Family (p. 13).
Stem. Two to five feet high. Leaves. Pale, thickish, oblong or lance- shaped, toothed. Flower-heads. Pink, small, in flat-topped clusters, com- posed entirely of tubular flowers.
In the salt marshes where we find th...e starry sea pinks and the feathery sea lavender, we notice a pallid-looking plant whose pink flower-buds are long in opening. It is late summer or autumn before the salt marsh fleabane is fairly in blossom. There is a strong fragrance to the plant which hardly suggests camphor, despite its specific title.
HAIRY WILLOW-HERB.
Epilobitim hirsutum. Evening Primrose Family.
Three to five feet high. Stem. Densely hairy, stout, branching. Leaves. Mostly opposite, lance-oblong, finely toothed. Flower. Purplish, pink, small, in the axils of the upper leaves, or in a leafy, short raceme.
What to read after How to Know the Wild Flowers a Guide to the Names Haunts And Habits of Our C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Theodora Parsons to read onlineMoreLess
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