Advanced Reading Book, Literary and ScientificT. Laurie, 1859 - 424 pages |
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Page 212
... plants in the world are divided into three great classes , founded FIG . 4.2 on the nature of their embryo , FIG . 5.4 viz . - 1 . Dicotyledonous plants , hav- ing two cotyledons or seed - lobes or seed - leaves ( Fig 6 ) ; 2 ...
... plants in the world are divided into three great classes , founded FIG . 4.2 on the nature of their embryo , FIG . 5.4 viz . - 1 . Dicotyledonous plants , hav- ing two cotyledons or seed - lobes or seed - leaves ( Fig 6 ) ; 2 ...
Page 232
... plants are composed , and the relation which the members of the vegetable kingdom bear to each other . We see around us various kinds of plants which more or less resemble each other , or , in other words , which are more or less ...
... plants are composed , and the relation which the members of the vegetable kingdom bear to each other . We see around us various kinds of plants which more or less resemble each other , or , in other words , which are more or less ...
Page 237
... 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 . 223 ) ...
... 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 . 223 ) ...
Contents
LESSONS IN NATURAL HISTORY | 1 |
THE MATERIALS USED FOR PERFUMERY | 7 |
THOMSON | 10 |
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