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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 144

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see that you will at leastneed your spectacles to look at these little hairs.Of course, these are rather tiny, but there are Down in the bog the ragged cattails hold astore of hairs totally different —perhaps yet morewonderful in structure. No. 5, p. 122, showsthree of these greatly enlarged. Each… … DRIED SEED-PODS OF MULLEIN. On the dried leaves on the stalks below are the wonderfullybranched hairs. others that are more easily seen. The strangeformation of the fuzz on the dried seed-pod ofthe hollyhock can be easily seen with the ordinarypocket-lens. And what a maze of six-branchedhairs we…

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