Tylor, Alfred, 1824-1884, Skertchly, Sydney B. J · London, Alabaster, Passmore · leaf 133
ities is generally clearly made out, and thatof the limbs can often be traced. In horses this is better shown, anddappled varieties often well illustrate the points. ^lost horses atsome time show traces of spots. Sufficient has now been said to point out tlie laws we believe tohave regulated the… … LEAVKS. CHAPTER XV.I The Colouration of Plants. THE general structure of plants is so simple in comparison withthat of animals that our remarks upon this sub-kingdom needonly be short. With regard to leaves, especially such as are brightly coloured,like the Begonias, Caladimus, Coleus, and…
Animals · Color of insects · Flowers · Plants
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