Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 109
ing oneof the little sacs, you will find tiny dust-like par-ticles or spores with which the fungi are pro-vided in place of seeds. Now this kind offungi throws its spores, when ripe, into the airwith such force and profusion that they looklike smoke from a small volcano. Perhapsyour foot has… … THE FUNGI GROWING AMONG THE DEAD LEAVES. (A Jack-in-the-pulpit — at the left — likes also damp, rich ground.) long stems having long hairs around theiredge—the Sarcoscypha flocossa. SUGGESTION FOR CARING FOR A COLD AND HUNGRYBUTTERFLY. Buffalo, N. Y. Dear St. Nicholas : I have a very…
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