The Love of Parson Lord, And Other Stories
The Love of Parson Lord, And Other Stories
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That reminds me of what you said in re- lation to carrying male flowers of the Date Tree and shaking them so as to sprinkle the pollen over the stigma of the female to ensure fruit.
94 BOTANY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
E. Some, however, consider the cases very different, and assert that the only use of these wild branches is to serve as a vehicle for an im- mense number of small insects called Cynips, which perforate the Figs in order to make a nest for their eggs, and the wound they inflict caus- ing c...onsiderable irritation and excitement which accelerates the ripeniqg of the fruit. In many cases the Fig contains perfect flowers, though in most they do not.
Another species of this genus is the Banyan Tree, which sends forth branches that falling to the ground take root, still remain connected with the parent trunk, and in turn send out, as soon as they grow old enough, others that follow the same example. Each tree is soon a grove and continually increases in size and numbers, until some are known to be large enough to give shel- ter to seven thousand men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That reminds me of what you said in re- lation to carrying male flowers of the Date Tree and shaking them so as to sprinkle the pollen over the stigma of the female to ensure fruit.
94 BOTANY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
E. Some, however, consider the cases very different, and assert that the only use of these wild branches is to serve as a vehicle for an im- mense number of small insects called Cynips, which perforate the Figs in order to make a nest for their eggs, and the wound they inflict caus- ing c...onsiderable irritation and excitement which accelerates the ripeniqg of the fruit. In many cases the Fig contains perfect flowers, though in most they do not.
Another species of this genus is the Banyan Tree, which sends forth branches that falling to the ground take root, still remain connected with the parent trunk, and in turn send out, as soon as they grow old enough, others that follow the same example. Each tree is soon a grove and continually increases in size and numbers, until some are known to be large enough to give shel- ter to seven thousand men.
What to read after The Love of Parson Lord, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Mary Eleanor Wilkins to read onlineMoreLess
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