Elementary Botany
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To the gramineae belong also the wheat, barley, com, the grasses, etc. The gramines, while belonging to the class monocotyledons, are less closely allied to the other families of the class than these families are to each other. For this reason they are regarded as a very natural group.
507. The sedge family (oyperacese). Carex — As a representative of the sedges a species of the genus carex may be studied. If plants of Carex lupulina are taken from the soil carefully we find that there is an un...der- 26o MONO CO T YLED ONS.
ground stem or root-stock which each year grows a few inches, forms new attachments by roots to the soil, and tlius the plant may spread from year to year. This underground stem, as seen, has only scaly leaves. The upright stems reach a height of two to three feet, and are prominently three-angled, as are most of the species of this large genus.
The leaves are three-ranked, and consist of a long sheathing base and a long narrow blade.
The flowers, as we see, are clustered at the end of the stem, or sometimes additional ones arise in the axils of the leaves 1
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the gramineae belong also the wheat, barley, com, the grasses, etc. The gramines, while belonging to the class monocotyledons, are less closely allied to the other families of the class than these families are to each other. For this reason they are regarded as a very natural group.
507. The sedge family (oyperacese). Carex — As a representative of the sedges a species of the genus carex may be studied. If plants of Carex lupulina are taken from the soil carefully we find that there is an un...der- 26o MONO CO T YLED ONS.
ground stem or root-stock which each year grows a few inches, forms new attachments by roots to the soil, and tlius the plant may spread from year to year. This underground stem, as seen, has only scaly leaves. The upright stems reach a height of two to three feet, and are prominently three-angled, as are most of the species of this large genus.
The leaves are three-ranked, and consist of a long sheathing base and a long narrow blade.
The flowers, as we see, are clustered at the end of the stem, or sometimes additional ones arise in the axils of the leaves 1
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atkinson George Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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