Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 868
hen inplace on the rock or the tree, by a growth oftiny rootlets. When it has rained for several hours, and thefields are wet and fragrant, you will find thelichens at their best. When they are thoroughlywet, their dull colors brighten, and they seemgrateful for the friendly shower. There are many… … A SIDE VIEW OF REINDEER MOSS.Showing branching similar to higher forms of plants. The round, green mats that decorate treetrunks and boughs, and the yellow moss cov-ering the elms, are both common lichens. Thenthere is the hanging beard moss that drapesthe oaks; and on the ground, the tiny,…
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