Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 119
Fkj. 119. Sassafras twigs, and roots, which are used considerably in flavor-ing medicines. 58. Mulberry. Another tree noted for the peculiarshape of its leaves is the mulberry. There are threecommon kinds, named, from the color of their berries,red, black^ and ivhite. 110 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING It… … Fig. 120. Red Mulberry, showing Variation in Leaf Form but those of the red and black vary apparently as theyplease. No two leaves seem to be alike either in sizeor shape, and they are very soft and downy. CHAPTER X THE EVERGREENS The evergreen trees, so called because their needle-like leaves…
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