Outlines for Field Studies of Some Common Plants
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Pull them up. How do you think the smaller plants started ?
2. Do you ever find more than one plant on a branch, or "runner" as it is called, in one direction ?
3. How many such runners do you find ?
4. In what direction do they go ? Is their general habit like that of the plants mentioned under I ?
5. Do you ever find leaves or scales, which are rudi- ments of leaves, on the runners between the plants ?
6. a. Is there a main stem bearing the leaves ?
b. Though the leaves have long petioles, th...eir ar- rangement suggests what type that we have studied ?
7. Make a side view sketch showing the parent plant with the young plant on the runners. Show the roots wherever you notice them.
Note. — The creeping plants, as ground ivy, money- wort, myrtle, etc., which send out roots from the fre- quent nodes of the leafy stem, would make more typical studies of a simple procumbent stem. The strawberry is introduced for the sake of the runner idea.
22 OUTLINES FOR FlBLD STUDIES.
FLOATING TYPE.
Many simple plants with the floating habit do not have any part which could be called a stem any more than it could a leaf, the plant not being divided into those defi- nite parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pull them up. How do you think the smaller plants started ?
2. Do you ever find more than one plant on a branch, or "runner" as it is called, in one direction ?
3. How many such runners do you find ?
4. In what direction do they go ? Is their general habit like that of the plants mentioned under I ?
5. Do you ever find leaves or scales, which are rudi- ments of leaves, on the runners between the plants ?
6. a. Is there a main stem bearing the leaves ?
b. Though the leaves have long petioles, th...eir ar- rangement suggests what type that we have studied ?
7. Make a side view sketch showing the parent plant with the young plant on the runners. Show the roots wherever you notice them.
Note. — The creeping plants, as ground ivy, money- wort, myrtle, etc., which send out roots from the fre- quent nodes of the leafy stem, would make more typical studies of a simple procumbent stem. The strawberry is introduced for the sake of the runner idea.
22 OUTLINES FOR FlBLD STUDIES.
FLOATING TYPE.
Many simple plants with the floating habit do not have any part which could be called a stem any more than it could a leaf, the plant not being divided into those defi- nite parts.
What to read after Outlines for Field Studies of Some Common Plants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robison, Clarence Hall, 1873-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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