Beginners' Botany
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Does the husk serve as protection from rain ? Can birds pick out the grains?
How do insect enemies enter the ear ? How and when do weevils lay eggs on corn ? 173. Study a grain of corn. Is it a seed ?
Describe the shape of a grain. Color. Size. Does its surface show any projections or depressions ? Is the seed-coat thin or thick ? Transparent or opaque ? Locate the hilum. Where is the silk scar ? What is the silk ? Sketch the grain from the two points of view that show it best. Where is the emb...ryo ? Does the grain have endosperm ? What is dent corn ? Flint corn ?
How many kinds of corn do you know ? For what are they used ?
Fig. 248. — Pecan Fruit.
Note to Teacher. — There are few more interesting subjects to beginning pupils than fruits, — the pods of many kinds, forms, and colors, the berries, and nuts. This interest may well be utilized to make the teaching alive. All common edible fruits of orchard and vegetable garden should be brought into this dis- cussion (some of the kinds are explained in " Lessons with Plants").
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Does the husk serve as protection from rain ? Can birds pick out the grains?
How do insect enemies enter the ear ? How and when do weevils lay eggs on corn ? 173. Study a grain of corn. Is it a seed ?
Describe the shape of a grain. Color. Size. Does its surface show any projections or depressions ? Is the seed-coat thin or thick ? Transparent or opaque ? Locate the hilum. Where is the silk scar ? What is the silk ? Sketch the grain from the two points of view that show it best. Where is the emb...ryo ? Does the grain have endosperm ? What is dent corn ? Flint corn ?
How many kinds of corn do you know ? For what are they used ?
Fig. 248. — Pecan Fruit.
Note to Teacher. — There are few more interesting subjects to beginning pupils than fruits, — the pods of many kinds, forms, and colors, the berries, and nuts. This interest may well be utilized to make the teaching alive. All common edible fruits of orchard and vegetable garden should be brought into this dis- cussion (some of the kinds are explained in " Lessons with Plants").
What to read after Beginners' Botany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L H Liberty Hyde Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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