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On account of its habit of growing on lawns, the name laAvn pennyAvort seems appropriate, and is therefore suggested as the common name.
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Fig. 2. — Lawn pennywort (Uydrocotyle rotundifolia) . 1. The creeping stem, showing the leaves and seed heads. Note the tufts of fibrous roots originating at the nodes.
(Natural size.) -2. A single .seed head, showing the compact mass of fruits at the end of the seed s...talk, characteristic of the species. Closel.v related species either have fruits possessing individual stalks or else the clusters are scattered along the entire seed stalk.
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Lawn pennywort is a creeping i:)erennial (fig. 2), growing typically in dense patches (fig. 3). The slender stems not only creep along the surface of the soil, but they also grow a short distance below the soil surface. The mass of closely interwoven stems enables the plant to live over winter. Small tufts of slender, fibrous roots occur at the nodes (fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On account of its habit of growing on lawns, the name laAvn pennyAvort seems appropriate, and is therefore suggested as the common name.
■'"^ ■^ j^jnn' 'ni/TjS^ssT 1 ^t /&>> ^^^^ (( ) ^ 1 1^' ^ F ^^ ^ ^^^K r gfe^ J ^x w^x ^ v;^-.
Fig. 2. — Lawn pennywort (Uydrocotyle rotundifolia) . 1. The creeping stem, showing the leaves and seed heads. Note the tufts of fibrous roots originating at the nodes.
(Natural size.) -2. A single .seed head, showing the compact mass of fruits at the end of the seed s...talk, characteristic of the species. Closel.v related species either have fruits possessing individual stalks or else the clusters are scattered along the entire seed stalk.
DESCRIPTION.
Lawn pennywort is a creeping i:)erennial (fig. 2), growing typically in dense patches (fig. 3). The slender stems not only creep along the surface of the soil, but they also grow a short distance below the soil surface. The mass of closely interwoven stems enables the plant to live over winter. Small tufts of slender, fibrous roots occur at the nodes (fig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hansen, Albert A. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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