Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 472
ture and Science for Young Folks, in theheading of this department, are drawn to showhow twigs may be composed into attractivelettering. A chain may be wound around a hat, andcrossed and pinned in the back, making a leaf bonnet. Another chain may be placedaround the back of the neck, brought… … thin skin on the lower side, we can easily seethe stomata, or mouths, by the aid of a micro-scope. Each mouth consists of two guard-cellsin crescent form, that regulate the passage ofgases and water vapor. The guard-cells cometogether or shrink apart as occasion requires,thus diminishing or…
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