The Bamboo Garden
The Bamboo Garden
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as many as seven or eight distinct branches of different lengths on one node, and these again are much ramified, the branchlets having several very short internodes. The branches being much longer than the internodes and very erect, the top of the culm appears in the distance to be verticillated, like some of the Arundinarias, from which, however, it differs in many points notably in the grooved internodes, and in the deciduous character of the sheaths. These sheaths constitute one of the rare ...beauties of the plant. They are rather thick and felted on the outside, shaded with a beautiful purple colour until they are pushed aside by the young branches, wither, and fall off. But even in their death they are lovely, for the inner surface is stained a deep claret colour, with a glaze which would do honour to the finest specimens of Oriental pottery. The ligule is small and rather flat, fringed with delicate and very tiny silk hairs. The limbus is long and narrow. In a sheath before me it is 3-|- inches in length by one-eight of an inch wide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
as many as seven or eight distinct branches of different lengths on one node, and these again are much ramified, the branchlets having several very short internodes. The branches being much longer than the internodes and very erect, the top of the culm appears in the distance to be verticillated, like some of the Arundinarias, from which, however, it differs in many points notably in the grooved internodes, and in the deciduous character of the sheaths. These sheaths constitute one of the rare ...beauties of the plant. They are rather thick and felted on the outside, shaded with a beautiful purple colour until they are pushed aside by the young branches, wither, and fall off. But even in their death they are lovely, for the inner surface is stained a deep claret colour, with a glaze which would do honour to the finest specimens of Oriental pottery. The ligule is small and rather flat, fringed with delicate and very tiny silk hairs. The limbus is long and narrow. In a sheath before me it is 3-|- inches in length by one-eight of an inch wide.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Algernon Bertram Freeman Mitford Redesdale to read onlineMoreLess
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