The book of Nature Study volume 5
The book of Nature Study volume 5
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The bright scarlet blossoms of the Poppy, the blue Cornflowers, and the pink Sand-Spurrey form a striking contrast to the yellow Corn. There are two species of Poppy : the Common Field Poppy (Papaver Rhceas} has flowers of a deeper colour than those of the long-headed species (P. Dubium) ; but the chief difference is in the fruit, which is much shorter and stouter than that of P. Dubium. The unfolding of the petals, FIG. 34. Fumitory (Fumaria officinalis).
THE WEEDS OF CULTIVATION 81 which have... been crumpled in bud, is worth watching ; they look so tumbled when the sepals first open, yet they spread themselves out perfectly smoothly. The opening of the fruit by pores just below the lid formed by the stigmas should also be observed ; the seeds are thrown some distance from the parent plant, and thus dispersed.
The Cornflower has very large outer florets, whose work it is to attract insects. The inner disc florets are the perfect ones, making both pollen and seed. Another of the Compositae, common in cornfields on sandy as well as calcareous soil, is the Corn Marigold, in which all the florets are of a deep golden yellow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bright scarlet blossoms of the Poppy, the blue Cornflowers, and the pink Sand-Spurrey form a striking contrast to the yellow Corn. There are two species of Poppy : the Common Field Poppy (Papaver Rhceas} has flowers of a deeper colour than those of the long-headed species (P. Dubium) ; but the chief difference is in the fruit, which is much shorter and stouter than that of P. Dubium. The unfolding of the petals, FIG. 34. Fumitory (Fumaria officinalis).
THE WEEDS OF CULTIVATION 81 which have... been crumpled in bud, is worth watching ; they look so tumbled when the sepals first open, yet they spread themselves out perfectly smoothly. The opening of the fruit by pores just below the lid formed by the stigmas should also be observed ; the seeds are thrown some distance from the parent plant, and thus dispersed.
The Cornflower has very large outer florets, whose work it is to attract insects. The inner disc florets are the perfect ones, making both pollen and seed. Another of the Compositae, common in cornfields on sandy as well as calcareous soil, is the Corn Marigold, in which all the florets are of a deep golden yellow.
What to read after The book of Nature Study volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B John Bretland Farmer to read onlineMoreLess
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