Silberrad, Una Lucy, 1872-, Nixon, Mima, Lyall, Sophie, joint author · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 249
e of another—the leaves arealways alike, their stalks grow in the same way—theirblossoms, though infinitely varied, are arranged in the sameregular order—each connected with the stem by a littlethread, called the pedicel.1 The double scarcely differs from 1 The calyx or flower-cup, being coloured… … HYACINTH CULTURE AT HAARLEM 145 the single, except in the blossom. We have already followedthe gradual course of the growth of the bulb, and describedits general composition. We will now go back to the singlehyacinth, for in explaining its work of reproduction it iseasier and more convenient to…
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