The Vines of Northeastern America;
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Bark, loose and shreddy.
Fruit, small (about half an inch in diameter), dark blue or black with a bloom, well-flavored, in compact bunches six to twelve inches in length. September.
Found, in rich woods and thickets, common and widely distributed North and South.
Vines with slender, high-climbing stems. From V.
aestivalis, Mx., at least twelve cultivated varieties are derived.
This species is sometimes divided into two — V. bicolor, Le Conte, for forms found mostly in the North, and V.
aestival...is, Mx., for the Southern forms.
Resembling Fig. 8.— (3) Downy Grape. V. cinh-ea, Eng.
Leaves, entire or slightly three-lobed, greyish-downy, the down persistent beneath. Leaf-stems, very long.
Tendrils, forked. Tendrils and flower-clusters, inter- mittent (wanting opposite each second or third leaf).
Branchlets, angular, densely downy or woolly.
Bark, loose and shreddy.
Fruit, small, black, without bloom, in large, compound, and long-stemmed clusters.
Found, from Central Illinois to Kansas and Texas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bark, loose and shreddy.
Fruit, small (about half an inch in diameter), dark blue or black with a bloom, well-flavored, in compact bunches six to twelve inches in length. September.
Found, in rich woods and thickets, common and widely distributed North and South.
Vines with slender, high-climbing stems. From V.
aestivalis, Mx., at least twelve cultivated varieties are derived.
This species is sometimes divided into two — V. bicolor, Le Conte, for forms found mostly in the North, and V.
aestival...is, Mx., for the Southern forms.
Resembling Fig. 8.— (3) Downy Grape. V. cinh-ea, Eng.
Leaves, entire or slightly three-lobed, greyish-downy, the down persistent beneath. Leaf-stems, very long.
Tendrils, forked. Tendrils and flower-clusters, inter- mittent (wanting opposite each second or third leaf).
Branchlets, angular, densely downy or woolly.
Bark, loose and shreddy.
Fruit, small, black, without bloom, in large, compound, and long-stemmed clusters.
Found, from Central Illinois to Kansas and Texas.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newhall, Charles S. (Charles Stedman), 1842-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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