. Plants and their uses; an introduction to botany . Fig. 98, I.—Strawlierry (Fragaria vesca. Rose Family, Rosacece). Plantshowing manner of propagating by means of slender horizontal stem-hraiifhes, called runners which devl(>p roots and shoots near theirscale-like leaves. (Baillon.)—The iilant is thus a i)erennial heri);leaves sparsely hairy, light green; flowers white; fruit red. Besides thisspecies F. chilocnsis, F. rirgininna, and F. moschata, have yielded culti-vated varieties, the first heing of most Fig. 98, II.—Strawberry flower, entire, and cut vertically. (Baillon.)

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