First Steps to the British Flora Arranged According to the Natural System
First Steps to the British Flora Arranged According to the Natural System
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[STITCH-WORT. Stellaria.
Sepals 5. Petals 5, deeply cloven. Stamens 10. Styles 3. Capsules opening with 6 valves. Many seeded. Named from Stella, a Star, because the Corolla spreads in a star-shaped manner.
GREATER STITCKWORT. (Stellaria holostea. ) Stem nearly erect, with 4 rough, sharp angles, leaves lance- olate, very pointed, sessile. Petals cloven to the middle, twice as long as the nerveless Calyx.
94 CATCHFLY FAMILY.
This plant is from 1 to 1| feet high, rather rigid, and brittle. The fl...owers are the largest in this genus, on stalks, few in a panicle, with leafy bracteas. ] Common, but ever welcome in our hedges. Its beauties are best pointed out in the following lines.
" Fair Star of the Spring, thou art blooming as brightly, Beneath the low hedge, by the dusty way-side, . As if the soft breezes were waving thee lightly, In green, dewy glades, where the Violets hide.
'Mid the loud din of traffic so tranquilly smiling, Neglected, and scorned, yet all beautiful still, Not a stain, not a spot, thy white vesture defiling, Thou art pure as the storm-drifted snow of the hill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[STITCH-WORT. Stellaria.
Sepals 5. Petals 5, deeply cloven. Stamens 10. Styles 3. Capsules opening with 6 valves. Many seeded. Named from Stella, a Star, because the Corolla spreads in a star-shaped manner.
GREATER STITCKWORT. (Stellaria holostea. ) Stem nearly erect, with 4 rough, sharp angles, leaves lance- olate, very pointed, sessile. Petals cloven to the middle, twice as long as the nerveless Calyx.
94 CATCHFLY FAMILY.
This plant is from 1 to 1| feet high, rather rigid, and brittle. The fl...owers are the largest in this genus, on stalks, few in a panicle, with leafy bracteas. ] Common, but ever welcome in our hedges. Its beauties are best pointed out in the following lines.
" Fair Star of the Spring, thou art blooming as brightly, Beneath the low hedge, by the dusty way-side, . As if the soft breezes were waving thee lightly, In green, dewy glades, where the Violets hide.
'Mid the loud din of traffic so tranquilly smiling, Neglected, and scorned, yet all beautiful still, Not a stain, not a spot, thy white vesture defiling, Thou art pure as the storm-drifted snow of the hill.
What to read after First Steps to the British Flora Arranged According to the Natural System?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Theresa Harman to read onlineMoreLess
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