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Botany for young people and common schools. How plants grow, a simple introduction to structural botany (1858)

Gray, Asa, 1810-1888 · New York, American Book Company · leaf 129

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nate simple leaves, which are never toothed ; large, thin stipules form the covering of the buds, but fall off early. Flowers large, single at the ends of the branches ; their leaves in threes, viz. 3 sepals colored like the petals, and 6 petals in two ranks or 9 in three ranks, their margins… … 256 258 seeds hanging by delicate and very 258. Its cone of fruit, 256. Small Laurel-Magnolia. 257. A stamen magnified. the seeds hanging as they drop. elastic threads, Magnolia. Magnolia. Magnolia. Our wild species divide into Laurel-Magnolias, Cucumber-trees, and Umbrella-trees. \ 1.…

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