Advanced Reading Book, Literary and ScientificT. Laurie, 1859 - 424 pages |
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Page 223
... flowers takes place at different times of the day , and thus a sort of floral clock has been constructed in which ... flower are the calyx and PARTS OF THE FLOWER . 223.
... flowers takes place at different times of the day , and thus a sort of floral clock has been constructed in which ... flower are the calyx and PARTS OF THE FLOWER . 223.
Page 230
... flowers at the margin , each enclosing a pistil , and no stamens , and in the centre regular yellow flowers , each having stamens and pistil , -the pollen from the stamens of the central flowers fertilizing the ovules of the marginal ...
... flowers at the margin , each enclosing a pistil , and no stamens , and in the centre regular yellow flowers , each having stamens and pistil , -the pollen from the stamens of the central flowers fertilizing the ovules of the marginal ...
Page 237
... flowering plants having proper flowers , and flowerless plants having no such organs . In flowering plants , the parts of the flower are arranged in threes in one great division , and in two , four , and five in another ( Fig . 22 , p ...
... flowering plants having proper flowers , and flowerless plants having no such organs . In flowering plants , the parts of the flower are arranged in threes in one great division , and in two , four , and five in another ( Fig . 22 , p ...
Contents
LESSONS IN NATURAL HISTORY | 1 |
THE MATERIALS USED FOR PERFUMERY | 7 |
THOMSON | 10 |
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