Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 450
hard-ens as soon as exposed to the air. Again hesees a gay color-signal, drops down on the lipof another calopogon, and is adroitly andlightly again knocked into line against the newstigma, where his pollen adheres, and he is freeto receive another load. How delicately thelittle flower pugilist… … THE CALOPOGON, ORBEAUTIFUL BEARD. its If you wish to find this 1 purplish-pink spike of blossoms with its single grass-like leaf, look in the cranberry-bog or in the marsh, and if there be a low wet meadow near by, do not forget to look there. botanical names has the pretty meaning of meadow-gift,…
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