Introduction to Botany
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Fruit a pome; ovary 5-ceIled, its carpels 2-seeded. Pyrus X.
Fruit a small, berrylike pome; ovary becoming lo-celled, its carpels 2-seeded.
Amelanchier XI.
Fruit a small, drupelike pome with 1-5 bony stones. Crataegus XII.
Dicotyledones. 57 I. PRUNUS. Plum, Cherry, Peach.
(The ancient Latin name.) Trees or shrubs, with leaves mostly simple and serrate. Flowers perfect ; lobes of calyx and corolla 5 ; ovary superior and free from the so-called calyx tube at maturity. Stamens 15-20; pistil i, wit...h 2 pendulous ovules. Fruit a fleshy drupe with a hard stone.
I. Prunus Americana, Marsh. Wild Yellow or Red Plum. Flowers in lateral umbels, white, appearing before the leaves, about i inch broad. Calyx lobes entire and pubescent within. Leaves ovate or obovate-acuminate, nearly glabrous when mature. Branches somewhat thorny. Fruit red or yellow, globose, little or no bloom ; stone slightly flattened. Shrubs or small trees. River banks and woods.
u. Prunus Watsoni, Sargent. (Latin genitive of proper name.) SAND PLUM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fruit a pome; ovary 5-ceIled, its carpels 2-seeded. Pyrus X.
Fruit a small, berrylike pome; ovary becoming lo-celled, its carpels 2-seeded.
Amelanchier XI.
Fruit a small, drupelike pome with 1-5 bony stones. Crataegus XII.
Dicotyledones. 57 I. PRUNUS. Plum, Cherry, Peach.
(The ancient Latin name.) Trees or shrubs, with leaves mostly simple and serrate. Flowers perfect ; lobes of calyx and corolla 5 ; ovary superior and free from the so-called calyx tube at maturity. Stamens 15-20; pistil i, wit...h 2 pendulous ovules. Fruit a fleshy drupe with a hard stone.
I. Prunus Americana, Marsh. Wild Yellow or Red Plum. Flowers in lateral umbels, white, appearing before the leaves, about i inch broad. Calyx lobes entire and pubescent within. Leaves ovate or obovate-acuminate, nearly glabrous when mature. Branches somewhat thorny. Fruit red or yellow, globose, little or no bloom ; stone slightly flattened. Shrubs or small trees. River banks and woods.
u. Prunus Watsoni, Sargent. (Latin genitive of proper name.) SAND PLUM.
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