. Botany for young people and common schools : how plants grow : a simple introduction to structural botany : with a popular flora, or, an arrangement and description of common plants, both wild and cultivated . Botany; Botany. POPULAR FLORA. 127 8. Lance-leaved Violet. Leaves lanoe-shaped, erect, smooth; petals not bearded. T'. lanceolata. ++++++ Flowers light yellow, small. 9. RoDND-LEAVED V. Leav6s round ovate and heart-shaped, spreading flat on the ground; side- petals bearded and brown-streaked inside. Cold woods, N. V. rolundlfblia. * # Leafy-stemmed species. H- Wild species, perennial,
. Botany for young people and common schools : how plants grow : a simple introduction to structural botany : with a popular flora, or, an arrangement and description of common plants, both wild and cultivated . Botany; Botany. POPULAR FLORA. 127 8. Lance-leaved Violet. Leaves lanoe-shaped, erect, smooth; petals not bearded. T'. lanceolata. ++++++ Flowers light yellow, small. 9. RoDND-LEAVED V. Leav6s round ovate and heart-shaped, spreading flat on the ground; side- petals bearded and brown-streaked inside. Cold woods, N. V. rolundlfblia. * # Leafy-stemmed species. H- Wild species, perennial, with hearfccshaped leaves, blossoming nearly all summer. 10. LoNG-spuEEED V. Spur i' long, considerably longer than the pale bluish corolla. F. roitrala. 11. Muhlenberg's V. Low, spreading by runners; spur stout, not more than half the length of the pale violet corolla. Wet woods. V. Muhlenbergii. 12. Pale V. Spur much shorter than the cream-colored corolla; lower petal streaked. F. striata. 13. Canada V. Tall; petals white above, violet-tinged beneath; spur very short. V. Canadensis. 14. Downy V. Tall, leafless below, downy; corolla yellow, spur very short. , ^- â *- Cultivated or run wild; root annual or biennial. 15. Heakt's-ease ok Pansy V. Low; upper leaves oval, the lower heart-shaped; stipules large and leaf-like, pinnatifid; corolla yellow-whitish, violet-blue, and purple, varying or mixed, large and showy in the cultivated Pansy, becoming small when run wild. F. tricolor. 13. CISTUS FAMILY. Order CISTACEJE. This small family consists of low shrubby plants or perennial herbs, in Europe with a showy corolla which opens only once, in sunshine, the petals falling off at sunset. Here it contains only a few less handsome, or homely, weed-like plants. They may be known by the followiug marks. â Leaves some of them alternate. Calyx remaining after blossoming, of 5 sepals, three of them large and two smaller, often very small, the latter entirely outside in the bud
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