Textbook of Botany
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After Weed.
330 TEXTBOOK OF BOTANY an abundant production of seeds to insure their perpetuation and spread ; and some of our annual weeds are remarkable for the vast numbers of flowers, fruits, and seeds that they bear. A striking example of this sort is the common ragweed, abundant along roadsides and in neglected fields. The ragweed is a composite. Other weeds of the sanie family which likewise bear seeds in great abundance are the mayweed, cocklebur, horse- weed, and prickly lettuce. The gra...ss family, too, contributes a number of troublesome annual weeds, among them chess, wild oats, squirrel-tail grass, pigeon grass, crab grass, and bur grass. The dodders and the wild morning- glory are representatives of the convolvulus family ; the buffalo bur and the jimson weed of the nightshade family ; the lamb's quarters and the Russian thistle of the goosefoot family ; and the wild mustard and French-weed (penny cress) of the cress family. The pigweed, purs- lane, smartweed, and chickweed are also common and widespread.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After Weed.
330 TEXTBOOK OF BOTANY an abundant production of seeds to insure their perpetuation and spread ; and some of our annual weeds are remarkable for the vast numbers of flowers, fruits, and seeds that they bear. A striking example of this sort is the common ragweed, abundant along roadsides and in neglected fields. The ragweed is a composite. Other weeds of the sanie family which likewise bear seeds in great abundance are the mayweed, cocklebur, horse- weed, and prickly lettuce. The gra...ss family, too, contributes a number of troublesome annual weeds, among them chess, wild oats, squirrel-tail grass, pigeon grass, crab grass, and bur grass. The dodders and the wild morning- glory are representatives of the convolvulus family ; the buffalo bur and the jimson weed of the nightshade family ; the lamb's quarters and the Russian thistle of the goosefoot family ; and the wild mustard and French-weed (penny cress) of the cress family. The pigweed, purs- lane, smartweed, and chickweed are also common and widespread.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Charles Elmer Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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