The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 134
xaminea flower in detail, and we must do this in orderto understand its later development, then, it is N.&O.L. II. 8. i necessary to tear the outer sheath apart. Thishas been done in the sketch marked 2, wherewe see the inner cream colored spike, coveredfor most of its length with flat,… … i. Enlarged drawing of arrow arumf (lower. 2. Spathe or outer sheath torn opento show the Bowers inside. : I ..iter stage of arum flower. Theseeds are forming in the rounded baseand the remainder of flower now rotsoff and falls away. 114 CURIOSITIES OF PLANT LIFE A transformationof the entire…
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