Observation Lessons On Plant Life a Guide to the Teacher a Two Years Course O
Observation Lessons On Plant Life a Guide to the Teacher a Two Years Course O
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They are shiny on the inside. Bright tints appear under exposure, such as we noticed on the cherry trees. Flowers are borne in mixed terminal buds. The pear clusters differ from those of the apple by the florets being produced up a central stem. The superficial effect is similar owing to the lowest flowers having the longest stalks.
Art, Outline studies of pear and apple blossom in charcoal on a large scale.
50. -BABY APPLES AND PEARS (2).
(FIRST WEEK IN MAY. ) Seed vessel embedded in flower st...alk.
Let the teacher follow our former methods of comparison with previously-studied flowers. Apple and pear blossoms coincide in important points, but both evidence a more distant relationship to apricot, plum and cherry than exists between themselves.
For instance, apple and pear blossoms are saucer-shaped instead of deep and cup-shaped (like the plum). Can any one discover why this should be the case ? Perhaps we had better dissect a flower before starting on surmises. The seed vessel will be found embedded in the tip of the flower stalk (as a cross section will prove), thus reminding us of the vegetable marrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are shiny on the inside. Bright tints appear under exposure, such as we noticed on the cherry trees. Flowers are borne in mixed terminal buds. The pear clusters differ from those of the apple by the florets being produced up a central stem. The superficial effect is similar owing to the lowest flowers having the longest stalks.
Art, Outline studies of pear and apple blossom in charcoal on a large scale.
50. -BABY APPLES AND PEARS (2).
(FIRST WEEK IN MAY. ) Seed vessel embedded in flower st...alk.
Let the teacher follow our former methods of comparison with previously-studied flowers. Apple and pear blossoms coincide in important points, but both evidence a more distant relationship to apricot, plum and cherry than exists between themselves.
For instance, apple and pear blossoms are saucer-shaped instead of deep and cup-shaped (like the plum). Can any one discover why this should be the case ? Perhaps we had better dissect a flower before starting on surmises. The seed vessel will be found embedded in the tip of the flower stalk (as a cross section will prove), thus reminding us of the vegetable marrow.
What to read after Observation Lessons On Plant Life a Guide to the Teacher a Two Years Course O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beverley Ussher to read onlineMoreLess
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