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A companion to Blackie's tropical readers, books I and II : containing suggestions for experiemnts and practical work (1911)
Wortley, E. J · Glasgow ; Bombay : Blackie · leaf 46
Stipulate, e.g. rose, gungo, rattle-bush. (d) Sheathing, e.g. sugar cane, Indian shot, guineagrass. Expt. 35. Shapes of Leaves (fig. 17).—Collect simpleleaves or leaflets that are the following shapes:— (a) Linear, e.g. guinea grass, crocus. (b) Oval, e.g. guava, pimento. (c) Egg-shaped {ovate),… … Fig. 17.—Simple Leaves illustrating variety in Shapes and Edges 1, Line-like; 2, lance-shaped; 3, elliptic; 4, egg-shaped; 5, egg-shape re-versed; 6, heart-shaped; 7, kidney-shaped; S, heart-shape reversed; 9, wedge-shaped; 10, with winged stalk; 11, arrow shaped; 12, halbert-shaped; 13,awl-shaped;…Nature study -- Juvenile literature · Natural history -- Tropics · Natural history -- Jamaica
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