Fieldbook of Native Illinois Shrubs
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The flowers bear petals less than 14 inch long, which are ovate to obovate, and the fruit is globose or oval, purplish black or black, 14 to one-third Inch In diameter, and It falls early.
Distribution. — The Black Chokeberry grows near ponds or in low woods, rarely on drier soil, and ranges from Nova Scotia to Ontario and south to Florida and Illinois. In Illinois, MALACEAE 1 33 it occurs in suitable habitats throughout the entire northern third of the state, and one rare report of it comes as... far south as Ciark County.
AMELANCHIER Medicus Shadblow Serviceberry Shadbush The shadblows are shrubs or trees with alternate, simple, petioled leaves that may be either serrate or entire. The un- armed branches bear racemose or, rarely, solitary, white flow- ers, which have bell-shaped calyx tubes more or less adnate to the ovary, 5 narrow, reflexed, persistent sepals, 5 petals, and many stamens. The 2 to 5 styles are united at least at the base, where they are also pubescent. The at least partly in- ferior ovary has twice as many cavities as there are styles, and 1 ovule in each cavity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The flowers bear petals less than 14 inch long, which are ovate to obovate, and the fruit is globose or oval, purplish black or black, 14 to one-third Inch In diameter, and It falls early.
Distribution. — The Black Chokeberry grows near ponds or in low woods, rarely on drier soil, and ranges from Nova Scotia to Ontario and south to Florida and Illinois. In Illinois, MALACEAE 1 33 it occurs in suitable habitats throughout the entire northern third of the state, and one rare report of it comes as... far south as Ciark County.
AMELANCHIER Medicus Shadblow Serviceberry Shadbush The shadblows are shrubs or trees with alternate, simple, petioled leaves that may be either serrate or entire. The un- armed branches bear racemose or, rarely, solitary, white flow- ers, which have bell-shaped calyx tubes more or less adnate to the ovary, 5 narrow, reflexed, persistent sepals, 5 petals, and many stamens. The 2 to 5 styles are united at least at the base, where they are also pubescent. The at least partly in- ferior ovary has twice as many cavities as there are styles, and 1 ovule in each cavity.
What to read after Fieldbook of Native Illinois Shrubs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leo Roy Tehon to read onlineMoreLess
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