The Child's Botany
The Child's Botany
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Monogynia.
Ginger^ This plant belongs to the jfirst class, because it has but one stamen, and to the ordei^ Mohogynia, because it has but one pistil. It grows wild in some parts of Asia, and is cultivated in the East and West Indies.
Its flowers are beautiful and very fragrant.
It is planted in trenches, and great quaiitities of it are raised. The root, you know, is used for spice. The roots are first dried and then ground. Great quantities of it are carried away in ships, and sold in Europe an...d Ame- rica. You must remember where ginger grows.
child's botany. . 69 class ii. diandria.
Monogynia.
' (Lilac.^ This is a very common and beautiful shrub. Its leaves are cordate. The flowers appear in May. They grow in large bunches, and are generally purple ; but some are white.
You will see lilacs before almost every house in New-England. It is a great ornament to yards and gardens.
Catalpa. This is an elegant tree, not very common in New-England ; but it grows wild in the Southern States. Its leaves are cordate, or heart-shaped, very flat, and as large as a fan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Monogynia.
Ginger^ This plant belongs to the jfirst class, because it has but one stamen, and to the ordei^ Mohogynia, because it has but one pistil. It grows wild in some parts of Asia, and is cultivated in the East and West Indies.
Its flowers are beautiful and very fragrant.
It is planted in trenches, and great quaiitities of it are raised. The root, you know, is used for spice. The roots are first dried and then ground. Great quantities of it are carried away in ships, and sold in Europe an...d Ame- rica. You must remember where ginger grows.
child's botany. . 69 class ii. diandria.
Monogynia.
' (Lilac.^ This is a very common and beautiful shrub. Its leaves are cordate. The flowers appear in May. They grow in large bunches, and are generally purple ; but some are white.
You will see lilacs before almost every house in New-England. It is a great ornament to yards and gardens.
Catalpa. This is an elegant tree, not very common in New-England ; but it grows wild in the Southern States. Its leaves are cordate, or heart-shaped, very flat, and as large as a fan.
What to read after The Child's Botany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodrich, Samuel G. (Samuel Griswold), 1793-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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