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Scientific American, Vol. 38, Nos. 24–25 (1878) (1878)

leaf 10

An illustration from Scientific American, Vol. 38, Nos. 24–25 (1878), 1878, leaf 10
leaf by the mid vein and lotus they unite by their extremities, and form a cavity rooted or fixed to one place, while the question of move- only. The edges of these foliated lobes are garnished with of protection from the chill of the night season. Accord- hairs, and their surface bristles with… … and to the observant eye are very evident. To quote from VENUS'’S FLY TRAP. an Italian writer: “If the top of the floret (chondrilla) be mented liquor, called pulgue, is made, which, when distilled, forms the vtno0 mescal, or common cactus brandy. It is a touched (which has five stamens surrounding…

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