The Fruits of America Containing Richly Colored Figures And Full Descriptions
The Fruits of America Containing Richly Colored Figures And Full Descriptions
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WOOD. Dull reddish brown, sprinkled with whitish specks, not very stout, and short-jointed ; old wood somewhat mottled or clouded with [331 YSON PEAR.
yellowish brown ; buds medium size, round, tapering to a point, diverging, with rather prominent shoulders : Flower-buds medium size, obovate.
LEAVES. Medium size, ovate, tapering to each end, deep glossy green, little waved on the margin, and finely and regularly serrated; petioles medium length, moderately stout.
FLOWEKS. Small ; petals oblong,... cupped, with a rather long claw.
FRUIT. Medium size, about two and a half inches long, and two inches in diameter : Form, pyramidal, but rather variable, sometimes of a calabash form, rounded at the crown, and regularly tapering into the stem : Skin, fair, nearly smooth, dull yellow, brightly shaded with red on the sunny side, somewhat russeted, and irregularly covered with black specks : Stem, long, about one and a half inches, moderately stout, curved, and obliquely attached to the fruit by a fleshy junction, often much swollen on one side : Eye, medium size, open, and slightly sunk in a round, very shallow, basin; segments of the calyx shorty Flesh, white, fine, melting, and very juicy : Flavor, rich, very sugary, and delicious, with a high, aromatic perfume, to which we are at a loss to give a name : Core, small : Seeds, small, plump, brown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WOOD. Dull reddish brown, sprinkled with whitish specks, not very stout, and short-jointed ; old wood somewhat mottled or clouded with [331 YSON PEAR.
yellowish brown ; buds medium size, round, tapering to a point, diverging, with rather prominent shoulders : Flower-buds medium size, obovate.
LEAVES. Medium size, ovate, tapering to each end, deep glossy green, little waved on the margin, and finely and regularly serrated; petioles medium length, moderately stout.
FLOWEKS. Small ; petals oblong,... cupped, with a rather long claw.
FRUIT. Medium size, about two and a half inches long, and two inches in diameter : Form, pyramidal, but rather variable, sometimes of a calabash form, rounded at the crown, and regularly tapering into the stem : Skin, fair, nearly smooth, dull yellow, brightly shaded with red on the sunny side, somewhat russeted, and irregularly covered with black specks : Stem, long, about one and a half inches, moderately stout, curved, and obliquely attached to the fruit by a fleshy junction, often much swollen on one side : Eye, medium size, open, and slightly sunk in a round, very shallow, basin; segments of the calyx shorty Flesh, white, fine, melting, and very juicy : Flavor, rich, very sugary, and delicious, with a high, aromatic perfume, to which we are at a loss to give a name : Core, small : Seeds, small, plump, brown.
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