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bigram | frequency |
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inches long | 991 |
inch long | 692 |
feet high | 669 |
natural size | 638 |
one side | 485 |
united states | 368 |
one part | 364 |
dark green | 354 |
specific character | 346 |
new england | 344 |
green leaves | 340 |
generic character | 327 |
new york | 325 |
dark brown | 296 |
upper part | 291 |
widely distributed | 279 |
leaved ditto | 276 |
two feet | 275 |
pale yellow | 269 |
three inches | 263 |
miss harson | 260 |
inches broad | 255 |
upper surface | 254 |
three feet | 248 |
two inches | 245 |
white flowers | 245 |
inch across | 236 |
small tree | 234 |
well known | 231 |
four inches | 222 |
upper side | 219 |
inches high | 219 |
winter buds | 212 |
bright yellow | 211 |
six inches | 209 |
north america | 202 |
white oak | 202 |
bright green | 195 |
spores globose | 193 |
yellow flowers | 191 |
axial area | 189 |
one another | 187 |
young trees | 182 |
whole plant | 182 |
years ago | 181 |
large number | 179 |
right angles | 179 |
light brown | 178 |
early spring | 178 |
flowers white | 178 |
many kinds | 173 |
three times | 170 |
per cent | 168 |
minutely warted | 167 |
blue clay | 165 |
old trees | 163 |
one species | 163 |
elementary species | 162 |
pure white | 159 |
takes place | 158 |
young plants | 156 |
two species | 155 |
dark red | 154 |
much like | 154 |
lower part | 153 |
bright red | 153 |
many cases | 149 |
early summer | 146 |
double flowers | 144 |
feet tall | 144 |
four feet | 143 |
reddish brown | 141 |
will find | 139 |
inches across | 139 |
main stem | 137 |
many years | 133 |
three leaves | 132 |
will grow | 131 |
pale green | 128 |
long time | 127 |
much larger | 127 |
honey yield | 126 |
closely crowded | 125 |
young leaves | 124 |
inches tall | 124 |
two leaves | 123 |
valve linear | 123 |
leaves simple | 123 |
trunk diameter | 122 |
much smaller | 121 |
tapering upward | 120 |
terminal bud | 119 |
boiling water | 119 |
five feet | 118 |
two kinds | 118 |
electric response | 118 |
flesh white | 118 |
flowers appear | 118 |
short time | 118 |
two days | 117 |
see also | 117 |
tells us | 116 |
great britain | 115 |
fresh water | 115 |
terminal leaflet | 115 |
found growing | 115 |
nd ed | 115 |
several species | 115 |
pale brown | 115 |
transmitted light | 114 |
large tree | 114 |
closely related | 114 |
nearly equal | 114 |
six feet | 113 |
far north | 112 |
one hundred | 112 |
several kinds | 112 |
late summer | 112 |
different species | 111 |
central area | 111 |
many plants | 110 |
little plant | 110 |
may also | 109 |
old wood | 109 |
inner bark | 109 |
next morning | 108 |
positive curvature | 108 |
vertical glass | 108 |
rather large | 107 |
waste places | 107 |
feet long | 107 |
four leaves | 107 |
years old | 107 |
almost every | 106 |
yellow spring | 106 |
many species | 105 |
every year | 105 |
great many | 104 |
young shoots | 104 |
much less | 103 |
closely inflected | 103 |
thirds natural | 102 |
exterior tentacles | 102 |
young plant | 101 |
entire plant | 101 |
much longer | 100 |
per acre | 100 |
lower surface | 100 |
sugar maple | 100 |
ten inches | 99 |
white ash | 99 |
easily distinguished | 99 |
animal matter | 99 |
motor impulse | 99 |
three days | 99 |
leaves alternate | 99 |
volatile oil | 99 |
lower side | 97 |
pubescent beneath | 97 |
eighteen inches | 97 |
large size | 96 |
close together | 96 |
every one | 96 |
de bary | 95 |
fertile flowers | 95 |
white spring | 95 |
eight inches | 94 |
look like | 94 |
one time | 94 |
green colour | 94 |
light green | 94 |
opposite side | 93 |
nearly smooth | 93 |
two hundred | 93 |
wild state | 93 |
de candolle | 92 |
raw meat | 92 |
summer northwest | 91 |
essential oil | 91 |
quite common | 90 |
specific name | 90 |
pretty little | 90 |
horticultural value | 90 |
following morning | 90 |
small trees | 90 |
inner surface | 90 |
flowering branchlet | 89 |
sporangia gregarious | 89 |
large trees | 89 |
greater part | 89 |
lower ones | 88 |
general appearance | 88 |
winter twig | 88 |
five inches | 88 |
leaves ovate | 88 |
several years | 88 |
new jersey | 87 |
late spring | 87 |
flowering plants | 87 |
hundred years | 87 |
moist soil | 87 |
cold water | 87 |
sometimes called | 86 |
thousand feet | 86 |
present species | 86 |
hardy throughout | 86 |
north carolina | 85 |
fruiting branch | 85 |
green foliage | 85 |
easily recognized | 85 |
sized tree | 84 |
mountain ash | 84 |
rich soil | 84 |
first sight | 84 |
open woods | 84 |
valve lanceolate | 84 |
white petals | 83 |
tentacles inflected | 83 |
horizontal glass | 83 |
flowers grow | 82 |
leaves opposite | 82 |
many parts | 81 |
spreading branches | 81 |
dark purple | 81 |
three species | 81 |
upper leaves | 81 |
one end | 81 |
slightly striate | 81 |
sometimes slightly | 81 |
upper half | 81 |
one leaf | 81 |
see fig | 81 |
milk white | 80 |
will give | 80 |
take place | 80 |
one may | 79 |
hundred feet | 79 |
white pine | 79 |
leaves entire | 79 |
several times | 79 |
upper ones | 78 |
carbonic acid | 78 |
many others | 78 |
common species | 78 |
downy beneath | 78 |
sandy soil | 78 |
four times | 78 |
white summer | 77 |
lateral light | 77 |
informs us | 77 |
flowered ditto | 77 |
grows rapidly | 77 |
often found | 77 |
throughout new | 77 |
see page | 77 |
black oak | 76 |
much used | 76 |
median line | 76 |
let us | 76 |
plant grows | 76 |
rather thick | 75 |
distilled water | 75 |
doubly serrate | 75 |
wet places | 75 |
hydrochloric acid | 75 |
shaped like | 75 |
new hampshire | 75 |
milky juice | 75 |
valve elliptical | 74 |
sterile flower | 74 |
yellow colour | 74 |
half natural | 74 |
dull green | 74 |
like manner | 74 |
pistillate flowers | 74 |
short stalks | 74 |
like leaves | 74 |
less pubescent | 74 |
north american | 74 |
red oak | 74 |
wet weather | 74 |
first year | 73 |
upper lip | 73 |
area narrow | 73 |
rather distant | 73 |
leaves linear | 73 |
every part | 73 |
smell strong | 73 |
new species | 73 |
climbing plants | 72 |
well developed | 72 |
three years | 72 |
flowers yellow | 72 |
flowers small | 72 |
lateral buds | 72 |
nova scotia | 72 |
second year | 71 |
plants may | 71 |
pistillate flower | 71 |
shaped leaves | 71 |
common name | 71 |
diurnal movement | 71 |
south america | 71 |
small flowers | 70 |
summer california | 70 |
outer layer | 70 |
shining white | 70 |
nyctitropic movements | 70 |
purple colour | 70 |
will serve | 70 |
distinct species | 69 |
two years | 69 |
natural history | 69 |
large quantities | 68 |
different kinds | 68 |
wild flowers | 68 |
american species | 68 |
common plant | 68 |
spring california | 68 |
yellow anthers | 68 |
will see | 68 |
deeply furrowed | 68 |
rhode island | 68 |
young leaf | 68 |
large numbers | 67 |
outer surface | 67 |
de la | 67 |
common names | 67 |
nearly plane | 67 |
will show | 67 |
often seen | 67 |
closely allied | 67 |
four hours | 67 |
green color | 66 |
either side | 66 |
one inch | 66 |
usually found | 66 |
also found | 66 |
two different | 66 |
golden yellow | 66 |
lower half | 66 |
staminate flower | 66 |
rather small | 66 |
slightly curved | 65 |
common tree | 65 |
different parts | 65 |
short distance | 65 |
inches apart | 65 |
becoming pale | 65 |
lower lip | 65 |
opposite sides | 65 |
may therefore | 64 |
black walnut | 64 |
grows wild | 64 |
almost glabrous | 64 |
foot tall | 64 |
fruit ripens | 64 |
entirely white | 64 |
sterile flowers | 64 |
dark gray | 64 |
large family | 64 |
wide range | 64 |
certain species | 64 |
red colour | 63 |
greater number | 63 |
ornamental tree | 63 |
single spore | 63 |
twenty feet | 63 |
gives rise | 63 |
paler beneath | 63 |
third natural | 63 |
magnified leaf | 62 |
rocky mountains | 62 |
dead leaves | 62 |
broadly ovate | 62 |
nearly straight | 62 |
weeping willow | 62 |
staminate flowers | 62 |
narrow leaves | 62 |
latter case | 62 |
little flowers | 62 |
first time | 62 |
original scale | 62 |
crowded together | 62 |
distal side | 62 |
great number | 61 |
compound leaves | 61 |
purple flowers | 61 |
latent period | 61 |
along streams | 61 |
rotten wood | 61 |
flowers greenish | 61 |
five petals | 60 |
concluding remarks | 60 |
botanic garden | 60 |
outer tentacles | 60 |
often called | 60 |
five lobes | 60 |
next day | 60 |
blowing rock | 60 |
also called | 60 |
rather viscid | 60 |
will also | 60 |
pretty plant | 60 |
hot water | 60 |
many seeds | 60 |
spored agarics | 59 |
almost black | 59 |
american elm | 59 |
becoming smooth | 59 |
ordinary circumstances | 59 |
small quantity | 59 |
horizontal position | 59 |
calyx lobes | 59 |
des sci | 59 |
blue flowers | 59 |
stipe short | 59 |
great variety | 59 |
pink spring | 59 |
edge incurved | 59 |
rather long | 59 |
made use | 58 |
open ground | 58 |
edge white | 58 |
cultivated plants | 58 |
lower leaves | 58 |
lower branches | 58 |
pinnate leaves | 58 |
rapid growth | 58 |
give rise | 58 |
often tinged | 58 |
ovary superior | 58 |
old trunks | 58 |
female flowers | 58 |
opposite leaves | 58 |
good many | 58 |
nearly sessile | 58 |
different plants | 58 |
circumnutating movement | 58 |
fertile flower | 57 |
twelve inches | 57 |
light yellow | 57 |
medicinal tincture | 57 |
extensively cultivated | 57 |
small white | 57 |
plant may | 57 |
illustration illustration | 57 |
green sepals | 57 |
alternate leaves | 57 |
one case | 57 |
great deal | 56 |
bitter taste | 56 |
two distinct | 56 |
latin name | 56 |
southern part | 56 |
sweet gum | 56 |
red maple | 56 |
quite variable | 56 |
light gray | 56 |
great abundance | 56 |
white hairs | 56 |
increased number | 56 |
much greater | 56 |
dark violaceous | 56 |
much shorter | 56 |
four days | 56 |
near chillicothe | 56 |
flesh color | 55 |
lateral leaflets | 55 |
several varieties | 55 |
two forms | 55 |
much branched | 55 |
forest trees | 55 |
glass filament | 55 |
regular flowers | 55 |
beautiful plant | 55 |
plants will | 55 |
summer months | 54 |
grand canyon | 54 |
five sepals | 54 |
one day | 54 |
flowers blue | 54 |
external conditions | 54 |
pink flowers | 54 |
finely serrate | 54 |
small green | 54 |
deeply cut | 54 |
keel puncta | 54 |
first place | 54 |
frequently found | 54 |
west indies | 54 |
fully expanded | 54 |
upper portion | 54 |
negative curvature | 54 |
open places | 54 |
quite large | 53 |
widely different | 53 |
yield good | 53 |
vegetable kingdom | 53 |
edge striate | 53 |
plate xii | 53 |
nearly free | 53 |
eight feet | 53 |
six leaves | 53 |
vertical position | 53 |
almost white | 53 |
modified circumnutation | 53 |
family herbs | 53 |
scotch fir | 53 |
coarsely toothed | 53 |
indirect stimulation | 53 |
thickly covered | 53 |
red cedar | 52 |
nearly round | 52 |
numerous small | 52 |
mountain slopes | 52 |
terminal buds | 52 |
leaves usually | 52 |
geotropic stimulus | 52 |
general rule | 52 |
many instances | 52 |
gastric juice | 52 |
summer west | 52 |
several days | 52 |
thirty minims | 52 |
flowering branch | 52 |
quite different | 52 |
will become | 52 |
shade tree | 52 |
readily distinguished | 52 |
tulip tree | 52 |
nearly white | 52 |
pale pink | 52 |
zone view | 52 |
pretty flowers | 52 |
different trees | 52 |
lower sides | 51 |
good soil | 51 |
basal leaves | 51 |
zigzag line | 51 |
silver fir | 51 |
growing region | 51 |
almost smooth | 51 |
simple leaves | 51 |
flowers large | 51 |
pin oak | 51 |
fruit trees | 51 |
nyctitropic movement | 51 |
narrowed upwards | 51 |
desmodium gyrans | 51 |
present day | 51 |
flowers pink | 51 |
old plants | 51 |
trifolium repens | 51 |
long slender | 51 |
common throughout | 51 |
glandular hairs | 50 |
galvanometric negativity | 50 |
twelve feet | 50 |
feet apart | 50 |
tropic curvature | 50 |
sharply serrate | 50 |
greek words | 50 |
hard pines | 50 |
perceptive layer | 50 |
plate iii | 50 |
plants growing | 50 |
northern part | 50 |
yellow petals | 50 |
peridium thin | 50 |
ten feet | 50 |
another plant | 50 |
silver maple | 50 |
almost always | 50 |
long since | 50 |
long ago | 50 |
deeply lobed | 50 |
soon plane | 50 |
disc darker | 50 |
close contact | 50 |
open air | 50 |
edible species | 49 |
nearly black | 49 |
agaricus campestris | 49 |
deep green | 49 |
straight line | 49 |
extended horizontally | 49 |
bright blue | 49 |
southern states | 49 |
greek word | 49 |
fluctuating variability | 49 |
honey locust | 49 |
greyish white | 49 |
slightly hairy | 49 |
sometimes tinged | 49 |
two lateral | 49 |
two sides | 48 |
southern california | 48 |
fine specimens | 48 |
plants grow | 48 |
de toni | 48 |
chestnut oak | 48 |
see plate | 48 |
acetic acid | 48 |
thirty feet | 48 |
one instance | 48 |
dead nettle | 48 |
many varieties | 48 |
warm greenhouse | 48 |
joined together | 48 |
four petals | 48 |
certain plants | 48 |
central nodule | 48 |
many places | 48 |
fifty feet | 48 |
tawny yellow | 48 |
torsional response | 48 |
brassica oleracea | 48 |
new forms | 47 |
two greek | 47 |
young seedlings | 47 |
tinged yellow | 47 |
distinguishing characters | 47 |
ornamental planting | 47 |
growing part | 47 |
following year | 47 |
never seen | 47 |
yellow summer | 47 |
yellowish white | 47 |
inches wide | 47 |
old world | 47 |
may become | 47 |
upper surfaces | 47 |
will make | 47 |
various parts | 47 |
asked clara | 47 |
pale ochre | 47 |
fruiting surface | 47 |
found near | 47 |
just described | 47 |
curved towards | 47 |
good deal | 47 |
leaves may | 46 |
silky hairs | 46 |
will soon | 46 |
stipe long | 46 |
small leaves | 46 |
less elongated | 46 |
rather broad | 46 |
far east | 46 |
without stipules | 46 |
leaves pinnately | 46 |
large clusters | 46 |
natural selection | 46 |
tinged brown | 46 |
latter part | 46 |
two parts | 46 |
short stem | 46 |
lateral branches | 46 |
brown scales | 46 |
entire leaves | 46 |
leaves compound | 46 |
yellow color | 46 |
densely covered | 46 |
plant flowers | 46 |
living plants | 46 |
ovary inferior | 46 |
one plant | 46 |
holds good | 45 |
glaucous beneath | 45 |
easily transplanted | 45 |
swamp white | 45 |
geotropic curvature | 45 |
british species | 45 |
rather wavy | 45 |
geotropic action | 45 |
well inflected | 45 |
slender threads | 45 |
looks like | 45 |
slightly depressed | 45 |
yellow stamens | 45 |
also known | 45 |
vicia faba | 45 |
commercial value | 45 |
direct stimulation | 45 |
following spring | 45 |
two small | 45 |
one half | 45 |
inner peridium | 45 |
pointed leaves | 44 |
branching stems | 44 |
june th | 44 |
quite distinct | 44 |
small plant | 44 |
shall see | 44 |
wild species | 44 |
may often | 44 |
dark blue | 44 |
grassy places | 44 |
columella none | 44 |
greenish yellow | 44 |
intermediate forms | 44 |
principal leaves | 44 |
drosera rotundifolia | 44 |
also used | 44 |
may sometimes | 44 |
slightly downy | 44 |
may easily | 44 |
may occur | 44 |
long stalks | 44 |
leaves oblong | 44 |
phototropic curvature | 44 |
sporangia scattered | 44 |
inner side | 44 |
pinnately compound | 44 |
will probably | 44 |
indirect stimulus | 44 |
something like | 44 |
lower surfaces | 44 |
base thickened | 43 |
mixed woods | 43 |
high temperature | 43 |
leaves lanceolate | 43 |
gerard says | 43 |
side view | 43 |
seedling plants | 43 |
deeply divided | 43 |
will now | 43 |
slender stems | 43 |
found wild | 43 |
ascertain whether | 43 |
pale yellowish | 43 |
dry soil | 43 |
will produce | 43 |
five stamens | 43 |
low water | 43 |
chapter ii | 43 |
almost free | 43 |
dry weather | 43 |
falling away | 43 |
three leaflets | 43 |
eastern united | 43 |
exactly like | 43 |
red clover | 43 |
one kind | 43 |
lombardy poplar | 43 |
new mexico | 43 |
fifty years | 43 |
generic name | 43 |
common along | 43 |
leaves glabrous | 43 |
native species | 43 |
deeply decur | 43 |
pale purple | 43 |
deep red | 42 |
brown color | 42 |
various forms | 42 |
red color | 42 |
charming little | 42 |
every day | 42 |
first incurved | 42 |
clear yellow | 42 |
inch broad | 42 |
shellbark hickory | 42 |
nitrogenous matter | 42 |
small doses | 42 |
two rows | 42 |
dull red | 42 |
may see | 42 |
horizontal branches | 42 |
following day | 42 |
two plants | 42 |
lower peninsula | 42 |
hypothallus none | 42 |
three hundred | 42 |
terminal clusters | 42 |
bright orange | 42 |
acer saccharum | 42 |
hymenium pale | 42 |
great care | 42 |
will often | 42 |
first season | 42 |
leaves smooth | 42 |
second edition | 42 |
male flowers | 42 |
common mushroom | 42 |
several parts | 42 |
third day | 42 |
sometimes found | 42 |
five leaves | 42 |
yellowish brown | 42 |
grows abundantly | 42 |
herbaceous plants | 41 |
mm diam | 41 |
allied species | 41 |
woods near | 41 |
may now | 41 |
nocturnal movement | 41 |
sulphuric acid | 41 |
slightly decurrent | 41 |
slender tubules | 41 |
dense clusters | 41 |
five hundred | 41 |
outer peridium | 41 |
small size | 41 |
closely resembles | 41 |
flowers purple | 41 |
strongly marked | 41 |
ten years | 41 |
ten drops | 41 |
radical leaves | 41 |
white elm | 41 |
nearly every | 41 |
one direction | 41 |
hexandria monogynia | 41 |
loose net | 41 |
axillary buds | 41 |
slender branches | 41 |
secondary radicles | 41 |
much better | 41 |
highly sensitive | 41 |
gills decurrent | 41 |
main petiole | 41 |
granular matter | 41 |
plant growing | 41 |
two lobes | 41 |
wild plants | 41 |
damp air | 41 |
free extremities | 41 |
flowering stems | 40 |
front view | 40 |
species may | 40 |
stamens numerous | 40 |
inferior ovary | 40 |
many small | 40 |
summer cal | 40 |
strongly inflected | 40 |
capillitial threads | 40 |
acid gas | 40 |
another leaf | 40 |
scarlet oak | 40 |
plate xi | 40 |
large enough | 40 |
mimosa pudica | 40 |
becoming glabrous | 40 |
will take | 40 |
soon falling | 40 |
shady places | 40 |
gulf states | 40 |
old leaves | 40 |
spores white | 40 |
native country | 40 |
coast ranges | 40 |
poison sumac | 40 |
slender stem | 40 |
damp woods | 40 |
evening primrose | 40 |
one occasion | 40 |
upper end | 40 |
east window | 40 |
another species | 40 |
european species | 40 |
asci clavate | 40 |
many times | 40 |
handsome plant | 40 |
eastern states | 40 |
terminal leaflets | 40 |
leaved willow | 40 |
dried leaves | 40 |
rounded behind | 39 |
common hypothallus | 39 |
enclosed within | 39 |
southern counties | 39 |
usual manner | 39 |
small clusters | 39 |
flowers solitary | 39 |
apple tree | 39 |
full bloom | 39 |
first day | 39 |
flowers may | 39 |
strong solution | 39 |
last chapter | 39 |
english form | 39 |
bend towards | 39 |
often cultivated | 39 |
large white | 39 |
wood sorrel | 39 |
winged seeds | 39 |
less hairy | 39 |
large scale | 39 |
natural spawn | 39 |
naked eye | 39 |
preceding species | 39 |
nine inches | 39 |
zea mays | 39 |
interior finish | 39 |
medicinal properties | 39 |
pacific coast | 39 |
plate plate | 39 |
different ways | 39 |
soft pines | 39 |
pale ochraceous | 39 |
south carolina | 38 |
leaves palmately | 38 |
yellow rays | 38 |
half inches | 38 |
colored sapwood | 38 |
nearly allied | 38 |
specific characters | 38 |
less common | 38 |
asked malcolm | 38 |
second season | 38 |
far less | 38 |
transverse section | 38 |
well adapted | 38 |
lighter colored | 38 |
present time | 38 |
thirty years | 38 |
rather narrow | 38 |
became inflected | 38 |
second day | 38 |
beautiful tree | 38 |
white variety | 38 |
best known | 38 |
different times | 38 |
become inflected | 38 |
sometimes nearly | 38 |
basal part | 38 |
considerable distance | 38 |
compound leaf | 38 |
small scale | 38 |
growing wild | 38 |
artesian well | 38 |
fully developed | 38 |
damp places | 38 |
pentandria monogynia | 37 |
nearly two | 37 |
foot long | 37 |
dry places | 37 |
rather common | 37 |
new brunswick | 37 |
early stage | 37 |
taken place | 37 |
apex white | 37 |
unilateral stimulus | 37 |
forty feet | 37 |
may find | 37 |
cellular tissue | 37 |
systematic english | 37 |
leaves broadly | 37 |
hardy perennial | 37 |
rich green | 37 |
common occurrence | 37 |
sierra nevada | 37 |
gallic acid | 37 |
native year | 37 |
used medicinally | 37 |
general form | 37 |
one flower | 37 |
readily propagated | 37 |
thin layer | 37 |
inch thick | 37 |
new varieties | 37 |
replied miss | 37 |
late autumn | 37 |
quite smooth | 37 |
applied externally | 37 |
plate viii | 37 |
plants collected | 37 |
tree grows | 37 |
easily seen | 37 |
slippery elm | 37 |
thin membrane | 37 |
chapter iii | 37 |
true leaf | 37 |
norway maple | 37 |
brown colour | 36 |
leaves large | 36 |
creamy white | 36 |
extremely variable | 36 |
black cherry | 36 |
beautiful species | 36 |
diagrammatic representation | 36 |
will thrive | 36 |
almost entirely | 36 |
colored like | 36 |
moist places | 36 |
dingy yellow | 36 |
just mentioned | 36 |
single flower | 36 |
directed towards | 36 |
like spines | 36 |
rose family | 36 |
lobed leaves | 36 |
shall now | 36 |
white birch | 36 |
large quantity | 36 |
vertically downwards | 36 |
quite small | 36 |
often used | 36 |
easily propagated | 36 |
cold weather | 36 |
fruit small | 36 |
large part | 36 |
fertile catkins | 36 |
black ash | 36 |
one will | 36 |
wild cherry | 36 |
shield fern | 36 |
lead acetate | 36 |
rather crowded | 36 |
sized trees | 36 |
rounded ends | 36 |
much elongated | 36 |
two varieties | 36 |
single leaf | 36 |
wide distribution | 36 |
growing season | 36 |
found throughout | 36 |
leaves grow | 36 |
grows well | 36 |
will always | 36 |
lateral movement | 36 |
temperate regions | 36 |
rather thin | 36 |
white wool | 36 |
osage orange | 36 |
various kinds | 36 |
certain extent | 36 |
aggregated masses | 36 |
proximal side | 35 |
sharp point | 35 |
vertical section | 35 |
different forms | 35 |
obtusely umb | 35 |
two types | 35 |
arched hypocotyl | 35 |
part ii | 35 |
amanita muscaria | 35 |
one form | 35 |
slightly viscid | 35 |
black locust | 35 |
south dakota | 35 |
much esteemed | 35 |
commonly called | 35 |
colouring matter | 35 |
universal veil | 35 |
diurnal record | 35 |
densely pubescent | 35 |
pulse family | 35 |
may conclude | 35 |
last species | 35 |
attractive plant | 35 |
botanical name | 35 |
one finds | 35 |
light red | 35 |
pine trees | 35 |
longitudinal lines | 35 |
took place | 35 |
generally known | 35 |
fine specimen | 35 |
half way | 35 |
margin incurved | 35 |
plate vi | 35 |
similar manner | 35 |
gills white | 35 |
english gardens | 35 |
five years | 35 |
fibrillosely striate | 35 |
loose clusters | 34 |
fresh plant | 34 |
deciduous trees | 34 |
longitudinal rows | 34 |
apothecia minute | 34 |
less irregular | 34 |
slightly adnexed | 34 |
single species | 34 |
norway spruce | 34 |
plate xv | 34 |
southern europe | 34 |
early morning | 34 |
herbal simples | 34 |
first white | 34 |
minutely roughened | 34 |
fresh leaves | 34 |
beautiful flowers | 34 |
early part | 34 |
geotropic torsion | 34 |
delaware river | 34 |
shall presently | 34 |
red flowers | 34 |
spring southwest | 34 |
every flower | 34 |
two sets | 34 |
decayed wood | 34 |
fairly well | 34 |
one year | 34 |
shall find | 34 |
twenty years | 34 |
magnified times | 34 |
numerous stamens | 34 |
white willow | 34 |
white flower | 34 |
shaped flowers | 34 |
plate vii | 34 |
small portion | 34 |
early autumn | 34 |
terminal fissures | 34 |
various species | 34 |
four years | 34 |
two genera | 34 |
species will | 34 |
botanic gardens | 34 |
woody stems | 34 |
gills adnate | 34 |
probably due | 34 |
tell us | 34 |
greek name | 34 |
central space | 34 |
acid secretion | 34 |
foot high | 33 |
slightly pubescent | 33 |
per second | 33 |
next year | 33 |
two groups | 33 |
several plants | 33 |
every plant | 33 |
country people | 33 |
yellow flower | 33 |
decurrent tooth | 33 |
john evelyn | 33 |
favorable conditions | 33 |
three different | 33 |
smooth leaves | 33 |
pink summer | 33 |
see illustration | 33 |
new genus | 33 |
highly inclined | 33 |
new growth | 33 |
old age | 33 |
plate ii | 33 |
less branched | 33 |
says gerard | 33 |
state mus | 33 |
two others | 33 |
finely striate | 33 |
well defined | 33 |
eighty feet | 33 |
will remain | 33 |
though sometimes | 33 |
bend downwards | 33 |
sporangia sessile | 33 |
year round | 33 |
whole length | 33 |
handsome tree | 33 |
terminal one | 33 |
fifteen feet | 33 |
weak solution | 33 |
pale blue | 33 |
wild thyme | 33 |
five minutes | 33 |
blue beech | 33 |
often covered | 32 |
one seed | 32 |
ten minutes | 32 |
quercus alba | 32 |
dull yellow | 32 |
may perhaps | 32 |
densely crowded | 32 |
diurnal curve | 32 |
transverse conduction | 32 |
leaves obovate | 32 |
short stalk | 32 |
ever since | 32 |
longer time | 32 |
bur oak | 32 |
plant will | 32 |
brown threads | 32 |
axillary clusters | 32 |
bright scarlet | 32 |
spring arizona | 32 |
floccose scales | 32 |
deep yellow | 32 |
staminate catkins | 32 |
ventral margin | 32 |
clear sky | 32 |
pale gray | 32 |
free ends | 32 |
buds small | 32 |
frequent occurrence | 32 |
plate xiii | 32 |
sore throat | 32 |
perpendicularly downwards | 32 |
entirely different | 32 |
rather coarse | 32 |
important part | 32 |
containing many | 32 |
drooping branches | 32 |
growing organs | 32 |
soon became | 32 |
two cases | 32 |
many flowers | 32 |
usually sown | 32 |
british columbia | 32 |
white cedar | 32 |
full grown | 32 |
fully grown | 32 |
pinus banksiana | 32 |
two tablespoonfuls | 32 |
next chapter | 32 |
minute drops | 32 |
asia minor | 32 |
first two | 32 |
flowers usually | 32 |
green beneath | 32 |
gills free | 32 |
pounds per | 32 |
flowers without | 32 |
two hours | 32 |
dried specimens | 32 |
rare species | 32 |
low ground | 32 |
flesh colour | 32 |
river banks | 32 |
white blossoms | 32 |
plate xiv | 32 |
last century | 32 |
like scales | 32 |
typical form | 32 |
peridial wall | 32 |
erect plant | 32 |
giving rise | 31 |
will prove | 31 |
margin striate | 31 |
rather fleshy | 31 |
box elder | 31 |
coloured like | 31 |
lemon juice | 31 |
near ithaca | 31 |
every case | 31 |
fresh juice | 31 |
bud absent | 31 |
sir john | 31 |
already mentioned | 31 |
take root | 31 |
vertically dependent | 31 |
somewhat fleshy | 31 |
ducts medial | 31 |
half across | 31 |
apex pruinose | 31 |
spreading lobes | 31 |
syngenesia polygamia | 31 |
name means | 31 |
lady fern | 31 |
soft hairs | 31 |
warm water | 31 |
broadly elliptical | 31 |
grown together | 31 |
two opposite | 31 |
wood light | 31 |
grow singly | 31 |
handsome flowers | 31 |
white meal | 31 |
white poplar | 31 |
sterile catkins | 31 |
pale umber | 31 |
little doubt | 31 |
several feet | 31 |
flowering dogwood | 31 |
primula sinensis | 31 |
slender pedicels | 31 |
many trees | 31 |
little green | 31 |
sometimes used | 31 |
horse radish | 31 |
first leaf | 31 |
considerable quantity | 31 |
five times | 31 |
single plant | 31 |
hortus kewensis | 31 |
many leaves | 31 |
single flowers | 31 |
plant life | 31 |
leaves appear | 31 |
recent years | 31 |
narrowly lanceolate | 31 |
pale red | 31 |
marsh mallow | 31 |
considerable size | 31 |
like base | 31 |
sometimes almost | 31 |
nearly half | 31 |
horticultural society | 31 |
four stamens | 31 |
sporting varieties | 31 |
quadrifid processes | 31 |
sporangium globose | 31 |
tinged red | 31 |
ground ivy | 31 |
purple fluid | 30 |
true leaves | 30 |
different stages | 30 |
unilateral stimulation | 30 |
mature plant | 30 |
tropic effect | 30 |
fruit body | 30 |
house leek | 30 |
first leaves | 30 |
systematic species | 30 |
outer ones | 30 |
royal garden | 30 |
sometimes two | 30 |
english name | 30 |
double varieties | 30 |
ulmus americana | 30 |
slight degree | 30 |
green seed | 30 |
rounded crown | 30 |
two cotyledons | 30 |
wall thin | 30 |
seven inches | 30 |
less expanded | 30 |
drained soil | 30 |
figure shows | 30 |
page chapter | 30 |
ventral side | 30 |
july th | 30 |
nervous system | 30 |
usually white | 30 |
purplish brown | 30 |
following species | 30 |
thrives best | 30 |
yellowish green | 30 |
opposite direction | 30 |
mississippi valley | 30 |
two lower | 30 |
little longer | 30 |
spores ellipsoid | 30 |
mass black | 30 |
economic importance | 30 |
perfect flowers | 30 |
every direction | 30 |
sparingly branched | 30 |
great importance | 30 |
present plant | 30 |
hairy leaves | 30 |
separate trees | 30 |
nearly always | 30 |
flowers perfect | 30 |
various shades | 30 |
early age | 30 |
orange trees | 30 |
spring flowers | 30 |
terminal nodules | 30 |
generally found | 30 |
make use | 30 |
green flowers | 30 |
little species | 30 |
varies greatly | 30 |
shoots uninodal | 30 |
sporangial wall | 30 |
well marked | 29 |
beech trees | 29 |
cemetery hill | 29 |
various ways | 29 |
short duration | 29 |
may take | 29 |
small hypothallus | 29 |
already alluded | 29 |
several hours | 29 |
dingy white | 29 |
tentacles became | 29 |
may infer | 29 |
vertically upwards | 29 |
two months | 29 |
cultivated varieties | 29 |
half inch | 29 |
flowers open | 29 |
new zealand | 29 |
post oak | 29 |
common form | 29 |
much injured | 29 |
easily separating | 29 |
large branches | 29 |
pale lilac | 29 |
fruit berry | 29 |
mountain woods | 29 |
even now | 29 |
ducts external | 29 |
witch hazel | 29 |
lateral petals | 29 |
high degree | 29 |
small scales | 29 |
three parts | 29 |
becoming darker | 29 |
increased growth | 29 |
related species | 29 |
flower garden | 29 |
another occasion | 29 |
glabrous beneath | 29 |
firmly attached | 29 |
great value | 29 |
flowering tops | 29 |
stem white | 29 |
marginal tentacles | 29 |
gave rise | 29 |
considerable time | 29 |
brown bark | 29 |
single sporangium | 29 |
open border | 29 |
doubtful whether | 29 |
thousand years | 29 |
leaves serrate | 29 |
late wood | 29 |
nearly globose | 29 |
less downy | 29 |
usually less | 29 |
commonly used | 29 |
two valves | 29 |
causing inflection | 29 |
liriodendron tulipifera | 29 |
smell like | 29 |
old stumps | 29 |
along roadsides | 29 |
lateral lobes | 29 |
damp sand | 29 |
smaller ones | 29 |
rather pretty | 29 |
strong light | 29 |
considerable number | 29 |
middle ages | 29 |
larger size | 29 |
leaves toothed | 29 |
deep blue | 29 |
red berries | 28 |
small amount | 28 |
loamy soil | 28 |
years since | 28 |
now known | 28 |
toothless leaves | 28 |
populus alba | 28 |
lateral ones | 28 |
downward movement | 28 |
celtis occidentalis | 28 |
street tree | 28 |
drug plants | 28 |
present chapter | 28 |
less frequent | 28 |
sometimes confluent | 28 |
six stamens | 28 |
small yellow | 28 |
pale violet | 28 |
popularly known | 28 |
long narrow | 28 |
flesh yellow | 28 |
yellow centers | 28 |
lake michigan | 28 |
coprinus comatus | 28 |
blue colour | 28 |
flower white | 28 |
black poplar | 28 |
amanita phalloides | 28 |
entirely absent | 28 |
rich woods | 28 |
pale tan | 28 |
plate iv | 28 |
soon becoming | 28 |
medium sized | 28 |
similar plant | 28 |
four hundred | 28 |
black spruce | 28 |
chapter iv | 28 |
single tree | 28 |
total height | 28 |
two halves | 28 |
northern hemisphere | 28 |
active principle | 28 |
protoplasm within | 28 |
fully re | 28 |
years later | 28 |
given rise | 28 |
temperate zone | 28 |
ten stamens | 28 |
almost sessile | 28 |
now become | 28 |
course pursued | 28 |
western texas | 28 |
palmately lobed | 28 |
slightly tapering | 28 |
half long | 28 |
white gills | 28 |
like flowers | 28 |
apex mealy | 28 |
poke hollow | 28 |
like many | 28 |
like bracts | 28 |
sometimes quite | 28 |
best way | 28 |
higher plants | 28 |
much crowded | 28 |
name given | 28 |
considerable extent | 28 |
vegetable matter | 28 |
last year | 28 |
deep purple | 28 |
dark reddish | 28 |
fragrant flowers | 28 |
tall tree | 28 |
platanus occidentalis | 28 |
leaves without | 27 |
two pairs | 27 |
large specimens | 27 |
shining green | 27 |
green ash | 27 |
two sorts | 27 |
tree may | 27 |
small species | 27 |
flower stalk | 27 |
rest harrow | 27 |
taking care | 27 |
young branches | 27 |
ten thousand | 27 |
bright pink | 27 |
distributed throughout | 27 |
growing plants | 27 |
three weeks | 27 |
tawny cinnamon | 27 |
south africa | 27 |
spirally arranged | 27 |
pure water | 27 |
bearing surface | 27 |
will cause | 27 |
olden times | 27 |
walnut tree | 27 |
hairy stems | 27 |
oxalis acetosella | 27 |
little masses | 27 |
plate xvi | 27 |
yellow birch | 27 |
terminal panicles | 27 |
march th | 27 |
species grows | 27 |
somewhat flattened | 27 |
ordinary leaves | 27 |
finely punctate | 27 |
occasionally found | 27 |
grape fern | 27 |
antirrhinum majus | 27 |
central part | 27 |
prunus americana | 27 |
desert plant | 27 |
hairy beneath | 27 |
chapter vi | 27 |
waste ground | 27 |
lower portion | 27 |
brick spawn | 27 |
closely together | 27 |
growing plant | 27 |
might easily | 27 |
slender stalks | 27 |
geographical distribution | 27 |
sleeping plants | 27 |
breaking away | 27 |
leaflets entire | 27 |
pink petals | 27 |
latin names | 27 |
will appear | 27 |
galvanometric positivity | 27 |
slender tree | 27 |
slightly inflected | 27 |
leaves deeply | 27 |
great beauty | 27 |
minutely pubescent | 27 |
light pale | 27 |
much depressed | 27 |
southern indiana | 27 |
good collection | 27 |
black willow | 27 |
united together | 27 |
moist woods | 27 |
alpine plants | 27 |
irregular flowers | 27 |
canadian journal | 27 |
large proportion | 27 |
less excitable | 27 |
little distance | 27 |
outer side | 27 |
tropical countries | 27 |
popular names | 27 |
looking plant | 27 |
always found | 27 |
southern illinois | 27 |
therefore conclude | 27 |
strong smell | 27 |
quercus palustris | 27 |
flore pleno | 27 |
right angle | 27 |
five teeth | 26 |
somewhat like | 26 |
often happens | 26 |
time immemorial | 26 |
fraxinus pennsylvanica | 26 |
occasionally cultivated | 26 |
also seen | 26 |
soon become | 26 |
smooth bark | 26 |
eastern north | 26 |
petals none | 26 |
fig tree | 26 |
full size | 26 |
twenty minutes | 26 |
fifteen minutes | 26 |
fully exposed | 26 |
old english | 26 |
gives us | 26 |
water dropwort | 26 |
remained horizontal | 26 |
new shoots | 26 |
horizontally extended | 26 |
generic characters | 26 |
whole day | 26 |
one genus | 26 |
spruce fir | 26 |
rusty brown | 26 |
late mr | 26 |
shagbark hickory | 26 |
exposed situations | 26 |
bottom lands | 26 |
common everywhere | 26 |
young specimens | 26 |
diadelphia decandria | 26 |
found among | 26 |
one might | 26 |
petioles slender | 26 |
anything else | 26 |
tapering downward | 26 |
rostrate ends | 26 |
fine puncta | 26 |
fourth day | 26 |
almost completely | 26 |
sweet chestnut | 26 |
royal gardens | 26 |
first convex | 26 |
bald cypress | 26 |
responsive movement | 26 |
somewhat similar | 26 |
whitish sapwood | 26 |
stove treatment | 26 |
rare plant | 26 |
de vries | 26 |
chestnut tree | 26 |
branched stem | 26 |
normal rate | 26 |
larger number | 26 |
two branches | 26 |
tilia americana | 26 |
rapid inflection | 26 |
horse chestnut | 26 |
whole leaf | 26 |
closely appressed | 26 |
greater degree | 26 |
natural order | 26 |
similar occurrence | 26 |
little tree | 26 |
crack willow | 26 |
whilst still | 26 |
two flowers | 26 |
blackish brown | 26 |
extensively used | 26 |
plant names | 26 |
fine hairs | 26 |
principal veins | 26 |
erect stem | 26 |
case may | 26 |
one specimen | 26 |
entire surface | 26 |
plate xx | 25 |
two long | 25 |
robinia pseudacacia | 25 |
white paper | 25 |
low temperature | 25 |
usually smooth | 25 |
pileus expands | 25 |
leaves mostly | 25 |
wild red | 25 |
known species | 25 |
similar situations | 25 |
great use | 25 |
species found | 25 |
rather open | 25 |
third leaf | 25 |
foliis lanceolatis | 25 |
general effect | 25 |
perennial plant | 25 |
like fruit | 25 |
became curved | 25 |
leaves evergreen | 25 |
highly esteemed | 25 |
floccosely scaly | 25 |
greatly inflected | 25 |
figure represents | 25 |
toothed edges | 25 |
plants must | 25 |
dull brown | 25 |
great numbers | 25 |
many persons | 25 |
nearly glabrous | 25 |
quercus rubra | 25 |
grayish brown | 25 |
became slightly | 25 |
deeply cleft | 25 |
rather slender | 25 |
continued miss | 25 |
green calyx | 25 |
will bear | 25 |
two seeds | 25 |
one sees | 25 |
leaflets usually | 25 |
branch branch | 25 |
plate ix | 25 |
lower halves | 25 |
small branches | 25 |
gray bark | 25 |
common origin | 25 |
chapter vii | 25 |
green leaf | 25 |
sharp teeth | 25 |
flowers pale | 25 |
vascular bundles | 25 |
readily recognized | 25 |
toothed leaves | 25 |
great extent | 25 |
black maple | 25 |
warm house | 25 |
coloured flowers | 25 |
frequently seen | 25 |
turned back | 25 |
illustration sidenote | 25 |
spores subglobose | 25 |
oriental plane | 25 |
adventitious buds | 25 |
spores elliptical | 25 |
base narrowed | 25 |
much alike | 25 |
slightly thickened | 25 |
perennial herbs | 25 |
young twigs | 25 |
fall away | 25 |
veined leaves | 25 |
water lily | 25 |
flower clusters | 25 |
certain trees | 25 |
sharp points | 25 |
following list | 25 |
capillitium dense | 25 |
grows spontaneously | 25 |
young stage | 25 |
one must | 25 |
shall hereafter | 25 |
continued action | 25 |
trees may | 25 |
stamens five | 25 |
red mulberry | 25 |
older plants | 25 |
coarsely serrate | 25 |
poison ivy | 25 |
twigs smooth | 25 |
flowers form | 25 |
stiff hairs | 25 |
frequently met | 25 |
becoming dark | 25 |
closely packed | 25 |
high power | 24 |
terminal spikes | 24 |
sixty feet | 24 |
marsh marigold | 24 |
veins beneath | 24 |
somewhat resembling | 24 |
high altitudes | 24 |
good effect | 24 |
dead branches | 24 |
ripe fruit | 24 |
moderately common | 24 |
river bottoms | 24 |
three stamens | 24 |
area small | 24 |
small piece | 24 |
two stamens | 24 |
flowering branches | 24 |
leaves lobed | 24 |
greyish brown | 24 |
trees grow | 24 |
great quantities | 24 |
silvery white | 24 |
another flower | 24 |
chapter viii | 24 |
viscid secretion | 24 |
foliage leaves | 24 |
northern new | 24 |
regular peloria | 24 |
long leaf | 24 |
retrograde varieties | 24 |
stem erect | 24 |
usually much | 24 |
word meaning | 24 |
one hand | 24 |
grows naturally | 24 |
botanical garden | 24 |
wild rose | 24 |
large amount | 24 |
leaves narrowly | 24 |
plate xvii | 24 |
germ pore | 24 |
expressed juice | 24 |
sporangia globose | 24 |
given us | 24 |
evergreen leaves | 24 |
widely known | 24 |
flowers regular | 24 |
apophyses lustrous | 24 |
least two | 24 |
stamens usually | 24 |
will form | 24 |
plate xix | 24 |
even though | 24 |
long hairs | 24 |
species flowers | 24 |
close beneath | 24 |
old specimens | 24 |
inner ones | 24 |
floral leaves | 24 |
nothing else | 24 |
fleur blanche | 24 |
straight trunk | 24 |
dull reddish | 24 |
sometimes branched | 24 |
often becoming | 24 |
sixty photographs | 24 |
greenhouse plant | 24 |
austrian pine | 24 |
primary radicle | 24 |
outer edge | 24 |
timber trees | 24 |
six days | 24 |
single tentacle | 24 |
new mex | 24 |
slightly tinged | 24 |
poisonous plants | 24 |
rich purple | 24 |
late years | 24 |
cut away | 24 |
reddish yellow | 24 |
spores dark | 24 |
willow herb | 24 |
five days | 24 |
central axis | 24 |
narrow lobes | 24 |
young ones | 24 |
medicinal plants | 24 |
olive oil | 24 |
increasing intensity | 24 |
wild plum | 24 |
equal length | 24 |
bright golden | 24 |
closely resemble | 24 |
flowering season | 24 |
previously reported | 24 |
considerably inflected | 24 |
several cases | 24 |
slender plant | 24 |
british fungi | 24 |
least affected | 24 |
foliar organs | 24 |
former case | 24 |
dark violet | 24 |
stamens four | 24 |
guelder rose | 24 |
becoming hollow | 24 |
heavy rains | 24 |
well stocked | 24 |
great difference | 24 |
deadly nightshade | 24 |
leafy stems | 24 |
vigorous growth | 24 |
oak tree | 24 |
quite constant | 24 |
relative position | 24 |
large shrub | 24 |
topped clusters | 24 |
successive dots | 24 |
may even | 24 |
commonly known | 24 |
early period | 24 |
nearly entire | 24 |
two instances | 24 |
new types | 23 |
pinus strobus | 23 |
whole surface | 23 |
either case | 23 |
lighter beneath | 23 |
slightly zigzag | 23 |
staminate flowering | 23 |
acer rubrum | 23 |
smaller size | 23 |
united petals | 23 |
see chapter | 23 |
little yellow | 23 |
branches form | 23 |
red ash | 23 |
southern ontario | 23 |
tree sometimes | 23 |
henry holt | 23 |
sweet william | 23 |
kernel sweet | 23 |
similar plants | 23 |
surrounding fluid | 23 |
good hope | 23 |
san francisco | 23 |
seven feet | 23 |
gleditsia triacanthos | 23 |
ohio river | 23 |
also cultivated | 23 |
usually grows | 23 |
lateral veins | 23 |
greenish flowers | 23 |
two terminal | 23 |
several rows | 23 |
hypothecium pale | 23 |
shallow cup | 23 |
juniperus virginiana | 23 |
fluid within | 23 |
rupturing irregularly | 23 |
two cells | 23 |
sandy soils | 23 |
acer saccharinum | 23 |
large leaves | 23 |
now come | 23 |
equally well | 23 |
finely toothed | 23 |
great interest | 23 |
certain cases | 23 |
rather rare | 23 |
carpinus caroliniana | 23 |
winter months | 23 |
first described | 23 |
poor soil | 23 |
several occasions | 23 |
inches deep | 23 |
dog rose | 23 |
first involute | 23 |
edge wavy | 23 |
little water | 23 |
next species | 23 |
carolina poplar | 23 |
growing near | 23 |
following experiments | 23 |
first true | 23 |
mint family | 23 |
every kind | 23 |
following experiment | 23 |
vertical lines | 23 |
tree throughout | 23 |
near edge | 23 |
usually propagated | 23 |
purple spring | 23 |
rarely found | 23 |
two large | 23 |
distinctly warted | 23 |
well worth | 23 |
corky ridges | 23 |
will help | 23 |
little flower | 23 |
surrounding tentacles | 23 |
deeply pinnatifid | 23 |
will keep | 23 |
stimulus induces | 23 |
fibrous basis | 23 |
many different | 23 |
favourable conditions | 23 |
british plants | 23 |
accompanying figure | 23 |
third edition | 23 |
peloric flowers | 23 |
new world | 23 |
plate xviii | 23 |
fertile fronds | 23 |
largely used | 23 |
every tree | 23 |
narrowed behind | 23 |
ascending branches | 23 |
far south | 23 |
hereafter see | 23 |
one tree | 23 |
ovary one | 23 |
must therefore | 23 |
will easily | 23 |
thrive best | 23 |
present volume | 23 |
rather short | 23 |
crab apple | 23 |
larger ones | 23 |
older ones | 23 |
every leaf | 23 |
new plants | 23 |
called also | 23 |
poisonous principle | 23 |
vertical plane | 23 |
white color | 23 |
two ounces | 23 |
electric change | 23 |
many fine | 23 |
leaves less | 23 |
bright purple | 23 |
like branches | 23 |
leafy shoots | 23 |
old tree | 23 |
artificial heat | 23 |
often slightly | 23 |
sensitive plant | 23 |
lead compound | 23 |
lower wabash | 23 |
attractive little | 23 |
new variety | 23 |
ovuliferous scale | 23 |
paper birch | 23 |
long continued | 23 |
rectified spirit | 23 |
england states | 23 |
clark county | 23 |
extremely sensitive | 23 |
says dr | 23 |
forming large | 23 |
put forth | 23 |
many people | 22 |
five drops | 22 |
white granules | 22 |
betula papyrifera | 22 |
white colour | 22 |
readily increased | 22 |
least one | 22 |
leaves will | 22 |
wabash valley | 22 |
descending lines | 22 |
specimens collected | 22 |
scarlet pimpernel | 22 |
viscid fluid | 22 |
rock rose | 22 |
larger branches | 22 |
ornamental purposes | 22 |
small meshes | 22 |
native trees | 22 |
also much | 22 |
continually circumnutating | 22 |
thuja occidentalis | 22 |
leaved maple | 22 |
delicate threads | 22 |
scots pine | 22 |
may still | 22 |
carefully observed | 22 |
inconspicuous flowers | 22 |
somewhat irregular | 22 |
divided leaves | 22 |
usually four | 22 |
side branches | 22 |
spiral vessels | 22 |
becoming brown | 22 |
never saw | 22 |
much resembles | 22 |
usually large | 22 |
will notice | 22 |
large irregular | 22 |
eye daisy | 22 |
sessile glands | 22 |
present state | 22 |
differ much | 22 |
sweet birch | 22 |
opposite one | 22 |
well drained | 22 |
seeds may | 22 |
grow wild | 22 |
arnold arboretum | 22 |
viola tricolor | 22 |
asa gray | 22 |
axile organs | 22 |
may remain | 22 |
quite well | 22 |
says mr | 22 |
minute granules | 22 |
especially near | 22 |
may frequently | 22 |
several leaves | 22 |
juglans cinerea | 22 |
pale reddish | 22 |
deeply fissured | 22 |
disagreeable smell | 22 |
scotch pine | 22 |
white clover | 22 |
old walls | 22 |
yellow tinge | 22 |
coarsely striate | 22 |
without doubt | 22 |
often grows | 22 |
one place | 22 |
already described | 22 |
species differs | 22 |
margin entire | 22 |
purple brown | 22 |
fence posts | 22 |
like stems | 22 |
mutual pressure | 22 |
almost vertically | 22 |
morus rubra | 22 |
second leaf | 22 |
two short | 22 |
individual flowers | 22 |
great distance | 22 |
chapter ix | 22 |
mature leaves | 22 |
control specimens | 22 |
ornamental trees | 22 |
nitrogenous fluids | 22 |
red valerian | 22 |
sporangia distinct | 22 |
northern europe | 22 |
overlapping scales | 22 |
well established | 22 |
tapering gradually | 22 |
eyed grass | 22 |
english names | 22 |
shortly stalked | 22 |
pink colour | 22 |
holt co | 22 |
hollow stem | 22 |
betula lutea | 22 |
pointed lobes | 22 |
apex acute | 22 |
medullary rays | 22 |
nearly horizontal | 22 |
fine collection | 22 |
like appearance | 22 |
nearly cylindrical | 22 |
several inches | 22 |
less distinct | 22 |
wild lettuce | 22 |
dorsal side | 22 |
general character | 22 |
composite family | 22 |
sensitive fern | 22 |
petals five | 22 |
involucral bracts | 22 |
white dead | 22 |
country folk | 22 |
weaker solution | 22 |
northern states | 22 |
red juice | 22 |
median prolification | 22 |
hairy stem | 22 |
quite entire | 22 |
set free | 22 |
stem glabrous | 22 |
entire length | 22 |
cultivated tree | 22 |
margin even | 22 |
brackish water | 22 |
without petals | 22 |
less degree | 22 |
irregularly globose | 22 |
long island | 22 |
without bracts | 22 |
moderate intensity | 22 |
palm trees | 22 |
triandria monogynia | 22 |
smooth beneath | 22 |
bright sunshine | 22 |
quite abundant | 22 |
darker brown | 22 |
often made | 22 |
branched threads | 22 |
widely separated | 22 |
first instance | 22 |
alcoholic solution | 22 |
short trunk | 22 |
sir william | 22 |
terminal part | 22 |
large terminal | 22 |
small family | 22 |
without thorns | 22 |
black jack | 22 |
every single | 22 |
small quantities | 22 |
sometimes becoming | 22 |
little plants | 22 |
rather closely | 22 |
three kinds | 22 |
small cells | 22 |
young seedling | 22 |
following counties | 21 |
acer negundo | 21 |
easily separable | 21 |
male catkins | 21 |
often curved | 21 |
sour gum | 21 |
great length | 21 |
living trees | 21 |
longer axes | 21 |
striped flowers | 21 |
every thing | 21 |
early june | 21 |
geotropic reaction | 21 |
broadly adnate | 21 |
color varies | 21 |
rock cress | 21 |
leaves sessile | 21 |
will yield | 21 |
often wavy | 21 |
salix alba | 21 |
spores smooth | 21 |
irregular ellipses | 21 |
connecticut river | 21 |
dermal tissues | 21 |
slightly umbonate | 21 |
human beings | 21 |
common poison | 21 |
two upper | 21 |
central one | 21 |
wild plant | 21 |
geotropic movement | 21 |
ninety minims | 21 |
circumnutating movements | 21 |
scurvy grass | 21 |
easily separated | 21 |
become much | 21 |
base downy | 21 |
tall shrub | 21 |
cinnamon fern | 21 |
first appear | 21 |
railroad ties | 21 |
another name | 21 |
canoe birch | 21 |
often planted | 21 |
cases may | 21 |
less deeply | 21 |
growing together | 21 |
short tentacles | 21 |
leaf mould | 21 |
spores pale | 21 |
climatic conditions | 21 |
leaves binate | 21 |
nearly parallel | 21 |
like processes | 21 |
brown spines | 21 |
much reduced | 21 |
slightly bulbous | 21 |
digitalis purpurea | 21 |
longitudinal axis | 21 |
long stalk | 21 |
arranged along | 21 |
basal lobes | 21 |
sexual organs | 21 |
older trees | 21 |
palmately veined | 21 |
one way | 21 |
flora danica | 21 |
quercus velutina | 21 |
marasmius oreades | 21 |
evil spirits | 21 |
much pleased | 21 |
flower may | 21 |
heart wood | 21 |
first edition | 21 |
tropical regions | 21 |
little trees | 21 |
flowers bloom | 21 |
crude drugs | 21 |
popular name | 21 |
amelanchier canadensis | 21 |
second generation | 21 |
pinus sylvestris | 21 |
another kind | 21 |
tropical america | 21 |
summer ariz | 21 |
new type | 21 |
outer wall | 21 |
mechanical response | 21 |
remarkable fact | 21 |
lime tree | 21 |
grow well | 21 |
different specimens | 21 |
flowers bright | 21 |
mature plants | 21 |
black hills | 21 |
gray birch | 21 |
another instance | 21 |
many respects | 21 |
sterile fronds | 21 |
normal position | 21 |
first part | 21 |
cucurbita ovifera | 21 |
pisum sativum | 21 |
bending towards | 21 |
flowers will | 21 |
summer key | 21 |
slightly toothed | 21 |
irregularly dehiscent | 21 |
seven days | 21 |
nine feet | 21 |
cornus florida | 21 |
may appear | 21 |
bright color | 21 |
basal portion | 21 |
somewhat larger | 21 |
rich loam | 21 |
commonly found | 21 |
numerous varieties | 21 |
deep pink | 21 |
become quite | 21 |
free seedlings | 21 |
quite free | 21 |
rio grande | 21 |
rare occurrence | 21 |
central america | 21 |
lake county | 21 |
carefully examined | 21 |
bead magnified | 21 |
moist air | 21 |
nearly related | 21 |
first observed | 21 |
fresh root | 21 |
fifteen inches | 21 |
latter end | 21 |
upper one | 21 |
little white | 21 |
wood anemone | 21 |
well shown | 21 |
female catkins | 21 |
strongly zigzag | 21 |
dense net | 21 |
margin often | 21 |
every way | 21 |
fallen leaves | 21 |
leaves distinctly | 21 |
latter cases | 21 |
double row | 21 |
rarely seen | 21 |
dry pastures | 21 |
western new | 21 |
smooth plant | 21 |
widest near | 21 |
often growing | 21 |
spiral ridges | 21 |
next proceeded | 21 |
extremely small | 21 |
main branches | 21 |
edge even | 21 |
fraxinus americana | 21 |
tall trees | 21 |
early stages | 21 |
upper valve | 21 |
central europe | 21 |
somewhat crowded | 21 |
winter season | 21 |
different directions | 21 |
hypoderm biform | 21 |
plants contained | 21 |
daucus carota | 21 |
evergreen shrub | 21 |
sur les | 21 |
transverse rows | 21 |
slight inflection | 21 |
one knows | 21 |
northern mythology | 21 |
perennial plants | 21 |
special purpose | 21 |
juglans nigra | 21 |
bark dark | 21 |
bowling green | 21 |
positive phototropic | 20 |
reader may | 20 |
boletus edulis | 20 |
timber tree | 20 |
transverse direction | 20 |
primordial utricles | 20 |
pale bluish | 20 |
often quite | 20 |
almost wholly | 20 |
douglas fir | 20 |
siberian ditto | 20 |
pitch pine | 20 |
broad leaves | 20 |
highly developed | 20 |
last named | 20 |
rhus toxicodendron | 20 |
minutely velvety | 20 |
white beneath | 20 |
always present | 20 |
calcareous deposits | 20 |
cotton wool | 20 |
will go | 20 |
numerous flowers | 20 |
tsuga canadensis | 20 |
easily worked | 20 |
will never | 20 |
plane tree | 20 |
forty years | 20 |
oak quercus | 20 |
care must | 20 |
almost round | 20 |
minute particles | 20 |
close resemblance | 20 |
smoked glass | 20 |
diospyros virginiana | 20 |
spores oblong | 20 |
celled ovary | 20 |
outer coat | 20 |
et seq | 20 |
young growth | 20 |
feet wide | 20 |
du roi | 20 |
thermal radiation | 20 |
winter use | 20 |
strongly developed | 20 |
will prevent | 20 |
like form | 20 |
excitatory reaction | 20 |
toothed lobes | 20 |
scarcely possible | 20 |
salmon color | 20 |
dark colored | 20 |
th report | 20 |
pleasure ground | 20 |
rocky slopes | 20 |
deep rose | 20 |
reader will | 20 |
small extent | 20 |
principal stem | 20 |
two legs | 20 |
peculiar form | 20 |
named varieties | 20 |
spore cases | 20 |
fully ripe | 20 |
sir joseph | 20 |
parent plant | 20 |
morchella esculenta | 20 |
one great | 20 |
trees growing | 20 |
twining plants | 20 |
words meaning | 20 |
round head | 20 |
somewhat different | 20 |
grow together | 20 |
extremely minute | 20 |
numerous minute | 20 |
growing among | 20 |
two main | 20 |
arctic regions | 20 |
introduced species | 20 |
cauterised radicles | 20 |
additional hours | 20 |
older leaves | 20 |
several small | 20 |
may add | 20 |
usually quite | 20 |
will afford | 20 |
des bot | 20 |
diurnal variation | 20 |
erect stems | 20 |
though often | 20 |
phototropic curve | 20 |
furrowed bark | 20 |
several large | 20 |
succeeding generations | 20 |
last two | 20 |
cork elm | 20 |
often much | 20 |
twenty inches | 20 |
several glands | 20 |
populus balsamifera | 20 |
somewhat pubescent | 20 |
also sometimes | 20 |
radiating lines | 20 |
seed bed | 20 |
branching stem | 20 |
hedge mustard | 20 |
flower stalks | 20 |
club moss | 20 |
internal structure | 20 |
remind us | 20 |
first generation | 20 |
zigzag lines | 20 |
delicate flowers | 20 |
spring cal | 20 |
pussy willow | 20 |
transmitted effect | 20 |
never found | 20 |
soft maple | 20 |
leafy bracts | 20 |
central stem | 20 |
northern counties | 20 |
loose cluster | 20 |
cultivated species | 20 |