Flora Cestrica : An Herborizing Companion for the Young Botanists of Chester County...Pennsylvania
Flora Cestrica : An Herborizing Companion for the Young Botanists of Chester County...Pennsylvania
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Stem 9 to 12 (HT 15 inches high, with numerous branches. Leares 1-I6nrth of an inch to an inch long. Spikei of flowers half an indi to an inch and half long, on slender xukoipedundei 1 to 2 inches in length.
Sab. Slaty hills, and sterile flelds: ftwquent Fl July. Fr. Aug.
1 1 Pkokwal: • flowers •oWite.
5« P« Miiega^ L. Stems simple; leaves alternate, lanceolate; wings oval, or roundish-obovate.
Sbhxka Snakb-eoot. Mountain Flax. Milk-wort Root thick, knotty and hard, with coarse branches. Stem t...o 15 inches high, rather limber, mostly sereral from the same root Leave* 1 to 2 or 3 Indies long, narrowed at base to a short pefible. ^^jOe of flowers 1 to 2 inches in length, some- what nodding on a naked iMdnnde about an inch long. Seeda large, pyrifinm, hairy.
Bab. Hilly woodlands: not uncommon. FL Ifay. Fr. July.
06s. The roor of this species is well known in the shops, for its actiTe medicinal properties.
dbyGoogk POLTOAULOBAI 68 ♦♦Ftowm j iiry k .
e. P. paMClCMIa. FiUti. Rhizoma orMping; bmiohM ereot, simple, leafy at sommit; learee elliptio-oT&te, aoate at each end, pubeaoenipfiiliate, petioUte; tenniiial flowers 1 to 8, Urge, orett of the keel fringed; rftdioal flowers wingless, fertile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stem 9 to 12 (HT 15 inches high, with numerous branches. Leares 1-I6nrth of an inch to an inch long. Spikei of flowers half an indi to an inch and half long, on slender xukoipedundei 1 to 2 inches in length.
Sab. Slaty hills, and sterile flelds: ftwquent Fl July. Fr. Aug.
1 1 Pkokwal: • flowers •oWite.
5« P« Miiega^ L. Stems simple; leaves alternate, lanceolate; wings oval, or roundish-obovate.
Sbhxka Snakb-eoot. Mountain Flax. Milk-wort Root thick, knotty and hard, with coarse branches. Stem t...o 15 inches high, rather limber, mostly sereral from the same root Leave* 1 to 2 or 3 Indies long, narrowed at base to a short pefible. ^^jOe of flowers 1 to 2 inches in length, some- what nodding on a naked iMdnnde about an inch long. Seeda large, pyrifinm, hairy.
Bab. Hilly woodlands: not uncommon. FL Ifay. Fr. July.
06s. The roor of this species is well known in the shops, for its actiTe medicinal properties.
dbyGoogk POLTOAULOBAI 68 ♦♦Ftowm j iiry k .
e. P. paMClCMIa. FiUti. Rhizoma orMping; bmiohM ereot, simple, leafy at sommit; learee elliptio-oT&te, aoate at each end, pubeaoenipfiiliate, petioUte; tenniiial flowers 1 to 8, Urge, orett of the keel fringed; rftdioal flowers wingless, fertile.
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