How Ferns Grow
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Plant attached to prothal- lus. 7. Mature fertile leaf. 8. Section of fertile leaf, X 2J.
CHAPTER V POLYPODY Polypodium vulgare.
Rootstock slender, creeping, branching, brown or, at tips, green, chaflfy: scales numerous, small, brown; under a lens yellow or orange, or margins subcolorless, the centre often banded lengthwise in yellow or orange or reddish-orange-brown; ovate or lanceolate, acuminate, cordate* and often dilated at base, ciliate-erose : leaves approximate, borne alternately on rig...ht and left of top of rootstock, articulated to rootstock: roots springing from sides and base of rootstock, paleaceous.
Leaves ascending or suberect, four and one-half to sixteen inches long, two-fifths of an inch to four and two-fifths inches broad, evergreen, not prostrated in winter; in icy or dry weather drooping forward, the segments curving horizontally and becoming connivent over face of blade.
Petioles shorter to longer than blades, green or, when dried, greenish-stramineous, on face convex or below flattened or slightly hollowed, at back convex, on sides narrowly winged or below angled, or at extreme base subterete, glabrous or bearing * D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plant attached to prothal- lus. 7. Mature fertile leaf. 8. Section of fertile leaf, X 2J.
CHAPTER V POLYPODY Polypodium vulgare.
Rootstock slender, creeping, branching, brown or, at tips, green, chaflfy: scales numerous, small, brown; under a lens yellow or orange, or margins subcolorless, the centre often banded lengthwise in yellow or orange or reddish-orange-brown; ovate or lanceolate, acuminate, cordate* and often dilated at base, ciliate-erose : leaves approximate, borne alternately on rig...ht and left of top of rootstock, articulated to rootstock: roots springing from sides and base of rootstock, paleaceous.
Leaves ascending or suberect, four and one-half to sixteen inches long, two-fifths of an inch to four and two-fifths inches broad, evergreen, not prostrated in winter; in icy or dry weather drooping forward, the segments curving horizontally and becoming connivent over face of blade.
Petioles shorter to longer than blades, green or, when dried, greenish-stramineous, on face convex or below flattened or slightly hollowed, at back convex, on sides narrowly winged or below angled, or at extreme base subterete, glabrous or bearing * D.
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