The Families of Flowering Plants
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The Euphorbiaceae are of interest in many ways; and following the practice previously adopted in these pages, we shall discuss the important genera in the order of their tribal relationship.
Fig. 130. I,arge-flowered milkwort {Polygala gratidi- flora), one-half natural size.
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FAMILIES OF FLOWEEING PLANTS 151 Phyllanthus (leaf flower) is a large tropical genus, named from tlie circumstance tliat the flowers in some of its species are borne on leaf- like, flattened branches called phyllo...cladia. Though the genus con- tains over 400 species, none are of any economic importance. Many are weeds of waste places in the tropics.
The genus Croton is represented in our country by numerous rank weeds in the South and "West, often called goatweeds. The herbage in most of the species is covered with stellate hairs, giving the plants a silvery or even woolly appearance. The so-callqd crotons of cultiva- tion belong tn an entirely different genus (Godiaeum). The most im- portant member of the genus is G.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Euphorbiaceae are of interest in many ways; and following the practice previously adopted in these pages, we shall discuss the important genera in the order of their tribal relationship.
Fig. 130. I,arge-flowered milkwort {Polygala gratidi- flora), one-half natural size.
Original.
FAMILIES OF FLOWEEING PLANTS 151 Phyllanthus (leaf flower) is a large tropical genus, named from tlie circumstance tliat the flowers in some of its species are borne on leaf- like, flattened branches called phyllo...cladia. Though the genus con- tains over 400 species, none are of any economic importance. Many are weeds of waste places in the tropics.
The genus Croton is represented in our country by numerous rank weeds in the South and "West, often called goatweeds. The herbage in most of the species is covered with stellate hairs, giving the plants a silvery or even woolly appearance. The so-callqd crotons of cultiva- tion belong tn an entirely different genus (Godiaeum). The most im- portant member of the genus is G.
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