Bailey, Henry Turner, 1865-1931, ed · New York : Atkinson, Mentzer & Grover · leaf 130
ith white masses of bloom whose disposition upon the branchdiffers greatly from the two preceding systems. The first stage of our study is now complete. We haverapidly observed the plant from a distance and seized its salientcharacteristics. Now approaching it more closely, we beginour analysis… … 126 ANALYTICAL STUDY OF PLANTS purpose to understand. We study in turn the various parts ofthe plant,—the root, the stem, the leaves, the inflorescence,the fruit; examining these details both in themselves and intheir reciprocal relations. We also follow the growth andprogress of the plant; as, for…
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