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trigram	frequency
the flowers are	218
the leaves are	170
from one to	126
at the base	118
more or less	110
from june to	97
it is a	88
from six to	83
to two feet	83
the fruit is	82
one to two	79
those of the	75
its leaves are	75
an inch long	71
an inch in	70
of the same	69
from two to	65
two feet high	63
of an inch	63
of the order	62
half an inch	58
july and august	58
flowers of the	57
june to august	57
two or three	56
inch in diameter	56
of the stem	56
its stem is	56
the calyx is	54
the base of	53
are of a	53
the same order	52
is a very	51
are arranged in	51
longer than the	51
to three feet	50
of the leaves	50
the plant is	50
to eighteen inches	47
three feet high	47
june and july	47
the axils of	46
it has a	45
from may to	44
during july and	44
axils of the	43
as long as	43
one of the	43
and the leaves	43
the corolla is	42
flowers from june	41
of the flower	40
the fruits are	40
long as the	39
at the top	39
from july to	38
and the flowers	38
one to three	38
the end of	37
of which are	37
in the axils	37
the top of	37
a height of	36
of the corolla	35
during june and	35
the upper ones	35
six to eighteen	34
may be seen	34
in the same	34
flowers are small	34
july to september	34
feet in height	34
june to september	34
fruit is a	33
arranged in a	33
from three to	33
end of the	33
some of the	33
that of the	32
and the fruit	32
and the corolla	32
the stem is	32
the upper leaves	32
three or four	31
of the plant	31
the flowers of	31
base of the	31
parts of britain	30
of the flowers	30
to be found	30
is common in	30
of a pale	29
of the leaf	29
the leaves of	28
part of the	28
flowers are in	28
flowering from june	28
the same time	28
plant flowers from	28
from april to	28
top of the	28
eighteen inches high	27
to the order	27
about an inch	27
the lower ones	27
meet with the	27
a number of	27
may and june	27
of the calyx	26
it may be	26
be seen in	26
may to july	26
of which is	26
leaves are very	26
the last species	26
it is not	25
at the same	25
and flowers from	25
by means of	25
attached to the	25
about half an	25
to ten inches	25
is an erect	25
of the summer	25
in such a	25
shorter than the	25
six inches to	25
from six inches	25
two to four	25
side of the	24
from four to	24
said to be	24
the stamens are	24
this plant is	24
is of a	24
in general appearance	24
and the upper	24
such a manner	23
a foot in	23
and arranged in	23
of the upper	23
leaves of the	23
most parts of	23
the nature of	23
four or five	23
in which the	23
as in the	23
there is a	22
the petals are	22
be found in	22
the plant flowers	22
the same genus	22
and are arranged	22
the lower leaves	22
is very common	22
the whole plant	22
common in the	22
quarter of an	22
and its leaves	22
a quarter of	22
known as the	21
an erect plant	21
one of these	21
as well as	21
to a height	21
in the centre	21
nature of the	21
time of flowering	21
lower leaves are	21
flowers from may	21
of these is	21
flowers are of	21
to four feet	20
it is an	20
six to ten	20
surrounded by a	20
that it is	20
stem is erect	20
during may and	20
in the autumn	20
one or two	20
in the bud	20
are to be	19
whole plant is	19
a very common	19
the roots of	19
the time of	19
but it is	19
this species flowers	19
this plant flowers	19
than the calyx	19
in the south	19
to twelve inches	19
belong to the	19
it is often	18
deeply divided into	18
sepals and petals	18
inches in height	18
a very similar	18
and may be	18
male and female	18
with a few	18
the tube of	18
very similar to	18
august and september	18
grows to a	18
by the wind	18
tube of the	18
in whorls of	18
and the fruits	18
like those of	18
three or five	17
and the stem	17
to a foot	17
the banks of	17
species of the	17
are very small	17
the pods are	17
four feet high	17
now to the	17
it is very	17
two to three	17
to be seen	17
the stem of	17
this species is	17
six to twelve	17
much like the	17
is to be	17
close to the	17
a whorl of	17
flowers are very	16
leaves are stalked	16
leaves are opposite	16
in the case	16
and the lower	16
is a small	16
flowers from july	16
trees and shrubs	16
flowers during july	16
the case of	16
and flowers during	16
is said to	16
the southern counties	16
base of each	16
these is the	16
the form of	16
two species of	16
stem of the	16
in many parts	16
blossoms of the	16
and it is	16
of the fruit	16
very common in	16
two feet in	16
is moderately common	16
the calyx has	16
than the others	16
ten inches high	15
the flowers appear	15
portion of the	15
about a quarter	15
on long stalks	15
the aid of	15
in order to	15
they are very	15
to the end	15
inch in length	15
on the stem	15
flowers during june	15
than those of	15
of the last	15
of the stalk	15
woods and thickets	15
or more in	15
parts of the	15
each flower has	15
large number of	15
flowers are white	15
a variety of	15
april and may	15
the flower is	15
the sepals are	15
of this plant	15
very much like	15
of most parts	15
of a bright	15
is abundant in	15
very similar plant	15
inches to a	15
the present chapter	15
some of them	15
twelve inches high	14
leaves are narrow	14
the centre of	14
segments of the	14
of the most	14
shown on plate	14
may be distinguished	14
or three feet	14
the male and	14
this is a	14
on account of	14
inches to two	14
especially in the	14
which may be	14
a third of	14
in most parts	14
the leaves and	14
of which the	14
counties of england	14
a pair of	14
divided into two	14
a large number	14
is a little	14
and of a	14
of the south	14
towards the top	14
about a third	14
is one of	14
the under side	14
it will be	13
the appearance of	13
the other species	13
foot in height	13
divided into three	13
surface of the	13
of flowering is	13
a manner as	13
our last example	13
the length of	13
is a common	13
of a few	13
is surrounded by	13
example of the	13
are more or	13
leaves are ovate	13
in the southern	13
upper leaves are	13
bloom from june	13
leaves and flowers	13
are covered with	13
a cluster of	13
the segments of	13
lip of the	13
the flowers have	13
flowers of this	13
and the petals	13
to the ground	13
the fruit ripens	13
length of the	13
may be easily	13
rooting at the	13
towards the base	13
third of an	13
the south of	13
in july and	13
of this order	13
its flowers are	13
about the same	13
flowering during july	13
on the under	13
we have to	13
with a short	13
last example of	13
at the end	13
manner as to	13
is the common	13
is common on	13
or three inches	13
consists of a	13
as the fruit	12
of the plants	12
flowers are arranged	12
of the latter	12
flowers during may	12
flowering from may	12
in the present	12
one or more	12
our first example	12
it has been	12
the other is	12
much longer than	12
in addition to	12
most of the	12
and form a	12
during the summer	12
in the spring	12
and the latter	12
the red valerian	12
that they are	12
in a loose	12
it should be	12
in similar situations	12
of this species	12
flower of the	12
distinguished by the	12
arrangement of the	12
grows from one	12
three inches long	12
moderately common in	12
the middle of	12
at their bases	12
the other two	12
the leaf is	12
on the other	12
flowers from april	12
and wet places	12
two of the	12
an inch across	12
we have now	12
belongs to the	12
in the woods	12
white flowers are	12
a few inches	12
on the same	12
other is the	12
has a creeping	11
inches in length	11
at the tips	11
principally in the	11
in the following	11
the stems are	11
to eight inches	11
distinguished by their	11
the surface of	11
made up of	11
have now to	11
in fields and	11
may be found	11
the tips of	11
flowers are about	11
in a sharp	11
covered with a	11
a kind of	11
is covered with	11
calyx and corolla	11
the corolla has	11
found principally in	11
as a garden	11
radical leaves are	11
the ovary is	11
but may be	11
and by the	11
the outer ones	11
south of england	11
and more or	11
the stems of	11
of a deep	11
distinguished by its	11
calyx has five	11
so that the	11
the latter are	11
to the same	11
three to five	11
abundant in the	11
a foot or	11
in the form	11
species flowers from	11
case of the	11
the stem and	11
long and narrow	11
the blossoms of	11
of three or	10
similar to those	10
plant flowers during	10
may to august	10
species is the	10
foot in length	10
is very similar	10
eighteen inches in	10
the florets are	10
southern counties of	10
on short stalks	10
the arrangement of	10
the number of	10
in contact with	10
of the tube	10
larger than the	10
enclosed in the	10
similar to the	10
leaves and the	10
flowering from july	10
from a few	10
quarters of an	10
few inches to	10
of one or	10
which is a	10
are pinnately divided	10
close against the	10
it grows from	10
and female flowers	10
of the tree	10
very common on	10
the young leaves	10
in marshes and	10
order is the	10
represented on plate	10
the leaves have	10
a length of	10
to those of	10
this is the	10
in this way	10
april to june	10
the upper lip	10
a manner that	10
easily distinguished by	10
where it is	10
flowers are pale	10
which bloom from	10
of the red	10
is very abundant	10
leaves are sessile	10
a smooth plant	10
regarded as a	10
twice as long	10
to five feet	10
form of the	10
stem from one	10
enclosed in a	10
foot or more	10
in june and	10
consisting of a	10
be distinguished from	10
before the leaves	10
pappus consists of	10
as soon as	10
in some of	10
and the small	10
plants of the	10
of the present	10
at willow farm	10
three feet in	10
is not so	10
give rise to	10
six to eight	10
in may and	10
on one side	10
centre of the	10
addition to the	10
of the perianth	10
as a rule	10
deeply cleft into	10
during april and	10
the fact that	10
and a half	10
is represented on	9
of them are	9
this is an	9
at the tip	9
divided into five	9
tinged with red	9
the seeds are	9
bract at the	9
of from six	9
continue to bloom	9
four inches long	9
passing now to	9
we have seen	9
of the lower	9
have to note	9
from the roots	9
of two or	9
the formation of	9
with the exception	9
varies from six	9
two to six	9
the umbels are	9
on the tree	9
twelve to eighteen	9
is shown on	9
all the leaves	9
is more or	9
thickly covered with	9
in the field	9
the same length	9
are very narrow	9
with an erect	9
clasp the stem	9
flowers are yellow	9
concerned in the	9
along the ground	9
leaves are all	9
together with the	9
at the nodes	9
also known as	9
of a reddish	9
when it is	9
many parts of	9
the exception of	9
of the woods	9
an inch or	9
during august and	9
are very common	9
to two inches	9
they are arranged	9
the former are	9
a bright yellow	9
corolla has a	9
one to four	9
its stems are	9
we may see	9
stem from six	9
two to five	9
white dead nettle	9
on separate plants	9
to six feet	9
on the banks	9
of this group	9
of the wayside	9
and covered with	9
as those of	9
flowering from april	9
the presence of	9
is a smooth	9
many of the	9
and in the	9
and the pods	9
all parts of	9
fields and pastures	9
are divided into	9
or nearly so	9
with opposite leaves	9
is divided into	9
of a flower	9
which is very	9
is very much	9
belonging to the	9
the summer months	9
the red clover	9
the same species	9
the pappus consists	9
are narrow and	9
a sharp point	9
flowers appear during	9
inches in diameter	9
the radical leaves	9
other wet places	9
an inch and	9
of the spring	9
arranged in whorls	9
they do not	9
sometimes regarded as	9
and a few	9
five spreading lobes	9
of this genus	9
inch and a	9
be easily distinguished	9
in the corn	9
at once by	9
and there are	9
each of which	9
flower has a	9
the first of	9
character of the	9
than the other	9
over an inch	9
leaves are large	9
distinguished from the	9
on both sides	9
and to the	9
the stigma is	9
are very similar	9
from twelve to	9
from the axils	9
consists of several	8
sixth of an	8
leaves are pinnately	8
hairs on the	8
general characters of	8
be found on	8
about twice as	8
of the primrose	8
there is another	8
yellow flowers are	8
a sixth of	8
according to their	8
deeply cut into	8
five or six	8
the pollen cells	8
may be readily	8
the stem leaves	8
such as the	8
leaves are pinnate	8
the name of	8
there are five	8
and the other	8
they have a	8
on each side	8
and waste ground	8
to the ovary	8
the florets of	8
and each flower	8
by a whorl	8
the leaflets are	8
may be identified	8
or four inches	8
account of its	8
lower part of	8
of the genus	8
of four or	8
are long and	8
and each one	8
and an ovary	8
the identification of	8
common plant in	8
of the common	8
smooth or slightly	8
of the ovary	8
at its base	8
is not indigenous	8
may see the	8
than the sepals	8
there are many	8
on roots of	8
this flower is	8
but they are	8
is composed of	8
it is the	8
an erect stem	8
the flower of	8
example is the	8
of its leaves	8
clasping the stem	8
easily distinguished from	8
roots of the	8
plant is common	8
as the calyx	8
florets of the	8
of the wild	8
species referred to	8
varying from six	8
of a yellowish	8
they may be	8
has a short	8
by which the	8
often tinged with	8
and the whole	8
the anthers are	8
has a very	8
with a single	8
acquainted with the	8
five in number	8
banks of streams	8
be distinguished by	8
we shall find	8
sides of the	8
flowering during june	8
from march to	8
first example is	8
upper of which	8
while the lower	8
to about the	8
the lower lip	8
to form a	8
and on the	8
which is common	8
one is the	8
of from two	8
grow in pairs	8
the former is	8
segments which are	8
the flowers bloom	8
the heads of	8
or shrubs with	8
the summit of	8
is a perennial	8
leaves are long	8
oval or oblong	8
varies from one	8
more in height	8
of england and	8
of a dark	8
some of these	8
terminate in a	8
the upper of	8
as a variety	8
so well known	8
like that of	8
we have the	8
we shall see	8
well as in	8
is also a	8
about a sixth	8
should be noted	8
one of which	8
four to ten	8
that is the	8
from the soil	8
the side of	7
cleft into five	7
few in number	7
a tuft of	7
as they are	7
they have no	7
there are two	7
and the outer	7
so common as	7
interesting to note	7
to the stem	7
two longer than	7
whorls of from	7
which the seeds	7
stems of the	7
bloom during july	7
to distinguish between	7
the latter is	7
five or seven	7
thick and fleshy	7
corolla is of	7
species flowers during	7
has an erect	7
near the base	7
are about half	7
food from the	7
is the case	7
the calyx are	7
is represented in	7
in wet places	7
lie close against	7
and thickets in	7
eighteen inches long	7
feet or more	7
from five to	7
of the disc	7
coming now to	7
stems and leaves	7
the flower has	7
flowers are usually	7
heads of flowers	7
three of the	7
appear before the	7
and the flower	7
leaves are much	7
which it is	7
we may often	7
very common plant	7
plant has a	7
fields and meadows	7
with the aid	7
reaching a height	7
a slender plant	7
of the species	7
according to the	7
it is interesting	7
is a slender	7
after they have	7
summit of the	7
as the leaves	7
flower is the	7
about as long	7
annual meadow grass	7
and the ovary	7
in the hay	7
not so common	7
of the previous	7
and five spreading	7
is widely distributed	7
the pretty little	7
member of the	7
spring flowers of	7
two inches long	7
nearly half an	7
are shorter than	7
and rooting at	7
plants and trees	7
bases of the	7
the heads are	7
upper ones are	7
as to form	7
account of the	7
in the leaves	7
of the commonest	7
five feet high	7
which do not	7
very narrow segments	7
four to eight	7
flowers form a	7
of the buds	7
the purpose of	7
in the north	7
there are three	7
flowers that bloom	7
very short stalks	7
species of this	7
the upper part	7
we find that	7
the stem are	7
it has an	7
are surrounded by	7
bracts at the	7
middle of the	7
into three or	7
there are no	7
tips of the	7
the edges of	7
or four feet	7
on waste ground	7
a few of	7
roots of grasses	7
are capable of	7
we may meet	7
it varies from	7
are shortly stalked	7
lobes of the	7
they are not	7
a pale green	7
features of the	7
united at their	7
while the upper	7
calyx is deeply	7
on the flower	7
is deeply divided	7
into very narrow	7
each consisting of	7
are smooth and	7
a pale purple	7
pinnately divided into	7
inch or more	7
both of which	7
of the following	7
and the stamens	7
leaves are oval	7
referred to are	7
calyx of five	7
and this is	7
parts of england	7
common in fields	7
to face p	7
than half an	7
a very abundant	7
are on long	7
a very variable	7
the edge of	7
a creeping rootstock	7
varying from two	7
into the soil	7
much like those	7
is a much	7
than an inch	7
fruit a capsule	7
has a long	7
of the field	7
on the ground	7
the south and	7
may meet with	7
of the year	7
grows from six	7
these plants are	7
pinnate leaves with	7
of the nettle	7
they belong to	7
in many cases	7
the parts of	7
simple or branched	7
of five petals	7
is interesting to	7
height of from	7
plant is not	7
with three or	7
often reaches a	7
one of our	7
and other wet	7
is not a	7
it is sometimes	7
are distinguished by	7
the only british	7
we meet with	7
variety of the	7
members of the	7
reaches a height	7
may be known	7
the lower part	7
of the trees	7
to which it	7
the whole of	7
there is no	7
it is of	7
west of england	7
in the last	7
we see that	7
and they are	7
pale green colour	6
as regards the	6
a milky sap	6
by the following	6
of the oak	6
aid of the	6
larger than those	6
the carpels are	6
a garden flower	6
the woods and	6
be noted that	6
of the young	6
leaves of this	6
to the genus	6
other members of	6
great hedge bedstraw	6
a branched stem	6
of the branches	6
other species of	6
as is the	6
in april and	6
the corolla consists	6
stamens and pistil	6
the following spring	6
two inches in	6
leaves are small	6
the bases of	6
shrubs with alternate	6
with a milky	6
eight inches high	6
edge of the	6
waysides in summer	6
they grow in	6
we do not	6
flowers grow on	6
distinguished from other	6
not uncommon in	6
upper part of	6
an abundance of	6
in order that	6
as it is	6
of the blossom	6
which are more	6
into two valves	6
in a whorl	6
the same plant	6
corolla consists of	6
they are more	6
several of the	6
but it may	6
an inferior ovary	6
each head is	6
the stems and	6
grow on the	6
it is difficult	6
a stout plant	6
on banks and	6
in the season	6
the stigma of	6
four to six	6
pairs of leaflets	6
only in the	6
head is surrounded	6
and the carpels	6
easily recognised by	6
to the base	6
of a dull	6
growth of the	6
but the upper	6
they are of	6
a little shorter	6
to three inches	6
in the text	6
flowers we have	6
a very short	6
only one seed	6
very similar in	6
contact with the	6
where there is	6
year after year	6
less tinged with	6
on walls and	6
as a wild	6
three to twelve	6
particularly partial to	6
appearance of the	6
a common plant	6
a slender stem	6
pink or white	6
or five feet	6
but there are	6
by the agency	6
to note the	6
the absence of	6
that we have	6
a perianth of	6
are very large	6
and pinnate leaves	6
eight inches long	6
the agency of	6
into five lobes	6
we will go	6
it does not	6
or less common	6
attention to the	6
the males and	6
which consists of	6
flowers bloom during	6
be described as	6
the plant grows	6
grow to a	6
near the sea	6
of the stamens	6
rise to the	6
seen in the	6
described on p	6
flowers which are	6
of flowers are	6
with a branched	6
branches of the	6
leaves are simple	6
in search of	6
on plate vi	6
a short tube	6
pods are smooth	6
it is said	6
with a very	6
is not uncommon	6
and the pappus	6
of the petals	6
and coarsely toothed	6
to the corolla	6
a superior ovary	6
down the stem	6
along the banks	6
of the pollen	6
the transfer of	6
the tip of	6
i do not	6
which appear in	6
the borders of	6
the growth of	6
plant is very	6
its erect stem	6
appears on plate	6
upon the wall	6
is a broad	6
henbit dead nettle	6
or less tinged	6
very abundant in	6
the base into	6
of the southern	6
of this tree	6
is difficult to	6
ten inches long	6
in clusters of	6
is a hairy	6
the case with	6
bracts of the	6
so abundant as	6
the structure of	6
or white flowers	6
ripens to a	6
of five or	6
close over the	6
is a large	6
as we have	6
few of the	6
grow from the	6
of the roots	6
or less in	6
only about a	6
swollen at the	6
the white or	6
leaf of the	6
abundant on the	6
throughout the winter	6
commonly seen in	6
of a bluish	6
this order is	6
the crimson clover	6
july to october	6
pale yellow flowers	6
pale purple colour	6
grows wild in	6
two feet long	6
which appear during	6
in the middle	6
is parasitic on	6
the fruit consists	6
in woods and	6
are small and	6
varieties of this	6
only a few	6
the seeds of	6
which the flower	6
stamens are in	6
the root is	6
an ovary of	6
not very common	6
direct from the	6
are rather large	6
and the plant	6
with a slender	6
during the spring	6
several species of	6
lower ones stalked	6
of a very	6
in waste places	6
cluster of flowers	6
has been introduced	6
included in the	6
a native of	6
throughout the summer	6
with five spreading	6
the west of	6
of these plants	6
bloom during june	6
arranged in pairs	6
and flowers in	6
of the ground	6
characters of the	6
in dry pastures	6
it is only	6
on heaths and	6
well known as	6
plant in the	6
been introduced into	6
by the aid	6
fruit consists of	6
feet in length	6
branched stem from	6
of the two	6
often meet with	6
as that of	6
the character of	6
from the other	6
are attached to	6
bright yellow colour	6
that bloom from	6
attached to a	6
of the wood	6
readily distinguished from	6
common as the	6
fruit a berry	6
of each leaf	6
common in wet	6
to four inches	6
stem is stout	6
surrounded by an	6
from which the	6
the perianth is	6
are said to	6
a corolla with	6
the white clover	6
wastes and waysides	6
known as a	6
confused with the	6
may to september	6
stem leaves are	6
the general characters	6
and waysides in	6
is much more	6
leaves are smooth	6
in bogs and	6
the bracts are	6
is a beautiful	6
leaves are divided	6
plant is smooth	6
ovate or cordate	6
half the length	6
and the stigma	6
as the petals	6
of streams and	6
the same way	6
means of which	6
april to july	6
be seen on	6
before the flowers	6
the other hand	6
of the soil	6
flowers are rather	6
twisted in the	6
early in the	6
may be observed	6
be known by	6
walls and rocks	6
surmounted by a	6
each with a	6
as we see	6
trail along the	6
are longer than	6
means of the	6
terminating in a	6
herbs with opposite	6
and is very	6
to note that	6
connexion with the	6
three to six	6
more than half	6
not at all	6
species may be	6
are provided with	6
of the other	6
by the absence	5
a little longer	5
may often meet	5
whorls of four	5
the result that	5
the small bindweed	5
than the leaves	5
and they grow	5
on a long	5
the wayfaring tree	5
within the tube	5
the fruits of	5
on the summit	5
are those which	5
in the dry	5
it is certainly	5
plant is abundant	5
later in the	5
flowering is from	5
the spur of	5
lobes at the	5
and the young	5
the anthers and	5
while in the	5
arranged in loose	5
from the same	5
is a pretty	5
same order includes	5
stem is a	5
and that the	5
and woodland plants	5
the lesser periwinkle	5
be mistaken for	5
dispersed by the	5
in which case	5
has now become	5
come in contact	5
a diameter of	5
of a deeper	5
common in most	5
the same form	5
stipules at the	5
leaves are oblong	5
a single flower	5
are of the	5
on old walls	5
in colour from	5
england and scotland	5
or two feet	5
flowers are solitary	5
a pale yellow	5
the pollen is	5
and small flowers	5
may also be	5
attached to its	5
waysides and wastes	5
spiny rest harrow	5
whorls of three	5
are united at	5
cultivated for its	5
formed by the	5
to the last	5
of our wild	5
spring and summer	5
cut into very	5
the wild clematis	5
is the wild	5
similar in general	5
flowers at the	5
very variable in	5
that the corolla	5
to which they	5
on plate iii	5
for the purpose	5
a downy plant	5
very deeply divided	5
manner that they	5
the great hedge	5
a considerable number	5
on dry banks	5
the ground and	5
though it is	5
the greater stitchwort	5
a hairy plant	5
soon as the	5
purposes of identification	5
the manner of	5
in which it	5
the axil of	5
genus by the	5
spoken of as	5
seldom more than	5
of these are	5
number of species	5
a loose panicle	5
along a common	5
seen in bloom	5
there are several	5
at right angles	5
with one or	5
by the wayside	5
males and females	5
the mountain ash	5
flowers are either	5
are solitary on	5
with a long	5
that the pollen	5
of the beech	5
lower lip of	5
herbs or shrubs	5
plant varies from	5
a dense cluster	5
against the surface	5
the absorption of	5
the plant blooms	5
free from the	5
the beginning of	5
be seen from	5
term applied to	5
or purple colour	5
the stamens and	5
vary in colour	5
of the head	5
with only one	5
the wood sorrel	5
on downs and	5
an inch to	5
are in a	5
whole of the	5
the soil is	5
of each head	5
parts of great	5
spike of flowers	5
it is represented	5
that are to	5
the upper surface	5
clusters of from	5
containing many seeds	5
of yellow flowers	5
in august and	5
that grow in	5
are not so	5
the pistillate flowers	5
each side of	5
a pappus of	5
but we must	5
known by the	5
seems to be	5
calyx is tubular	5
same order is	5
this is not	5
but a few	5
united into a	5
the dog violet	5
a common axis	5
heaths and moors	5
is the pretty	5
tapering towards the	5
example of this	5
arranged in two	5
solitary or in	5
as far as	5
of south britain	5
in early spring	5
the scarlet pimpernel	5
that they form	5
has five teeth	5
are larger than	5
stem is round	5
the involucre is	5
order includes the	5
all the flowers	5
and the sepals	5
are very variable	5
all the florets	5
and consists of	5
classified according to	5
ripens into a	5
as the sepals	5
and a superior	5
flowers on the	5
we will look	5
are common in	5
lobes which are	5
from ten to	5
as the other	5
leaves are not	5
of north england	5
and four stamens	5
noted that the	5
are clothed with	5
sessile or shortly	5
they are often	5
are all radical	5
the great broomrape	5
terminal and axillary	5
common on dry	5
corolla with a	5
either entire or	5
each of the	5
the same height	5
a wild flower	5
quite a number	5
on the chase	5
while those of	5
readily distinguished by	5
which belongs to	5
four spreading lobes	5
six feet in	5
now to consider	5
of the dandelion	5
spikes or racemes	5
is not at	5
when in the	5
three inches in	5
a term applied	5
we shall note	5
that the flowers	5
which is the	5
some other plants	5
these leaves are	5
its lower leaves	5
on the chalk	5
in moist meadows	5
the staminate catkins	5
seen on the	5
of from three	5
in the marshes	5
this plant are	5
variety of this	5
about half as	5
consists of four	5
in moist woods	5
to an inch	5
of a purple	5
afforded by the	5
of a number	5
the lip is	5
the lip of	5
species is not	5
or multiples of	5
about half the	5
which bloom during	5
the teeth of	5
teeth of the	5
each one has	5
with the result	5
leaves are hairy	5
than the ovary	5
and are in	5
note that the	5
roots of trees	5
about six inches	5
little shorter than	5
and thus the	5
illustrations in the	5
trees or shrubs	5
on plate iv	5
from the root	5
in such abundance	5
of plants and	5
all over britain	5
several rows of	5
districts of the	5
are at first	5
to support the	5
the leaves or	5
and when the	5
the meadow sweet	5
which are either	5
flowers in july	5
near the top	5
bright yellow flowers	5
and stony places	5
and flowering from	5
banks and hedgerows	5
dense cluster of	5
common on banks	5
into the stalk	5
waysides and waste	5
reaches a length	5
with alternate leaves	5
appear during june	5
it belongs to	5
a capsule with	5
not nearly so	5
and the inner	5
three feet long	5
considerable number of	5
they have five	5
a field of	5
very abundant on	5
the blossom is	5
of which there	5
is made up	5
common on the	5
our forest trees	5
the spindle tree	5
is surmounted by	5
the yellow rattle	5
more especially in	5
feature of the	5
times as long	5
the work of	5
are a little	5
common on heaths	5
that the plant	5
the receptacle is	5
stem and leaves	5
here is a	5
found only in	5
white or pinkish	5
flowers are imperfect	5
is clothed with	5
at the joints	5
field scorpion grass	5
is found principally	5
the involucre bracts	5
of their own	5
a plant of	5
which it can	5
are pale yellow	5
the soil and	5
the same tree	5
is cleft into	5
round the stem	5
there are only	5
three species of	5
white flowers from	5
is not really	5
of great britain	5
it flowers during	5
so that they	5
over half an	5
herbs with alternate	5
on long peduncles	5
for purposes of	5
and stamens to	5
among the grass	5
containing several seeds	5
the commonest of	5
are about an	5
fruit is an	5
flowers are not	5
among the flowers	5
simple or slightly	5
with netted veins	5
same length as	5
large patches of	5
be readily distinguished	5
on plate viii	5
stem of this	5
april to the	5
in the fields	5
other plants of	5
and the two	5
of the ray	5
from the ground	5
of the stems	5
are very deeply	5
leaves with netted	5
the stipules are	5
pale yellow colour	5
an involucre of	5
very small and	5
and its flowers	5
due to the	5
which it grows	5
ovary that ripens	5
a corolla of	5
is very short	5
first of these	5
is deeply cleft	5
a foot high	5
stamens on the	5
of about the	5
we have already	5
clusters of two	5
one side of	5
applied to the	5
arranged in dense	5
to the farmer	5
will be found	5
the female catkins	5
in the hilly	5
in the west	5
to determine the	5
but the leaves	5
heaths and downs	5
a very pretty	5
are in dense	5
it is generally	5
seen in flower	5
flowers that grow	5
is that the	5
than in the	5
length as the	5
the three species	5
that portion of	5
abruptly in a	5
is a pair	5
the lobes of	5
may be described	5
two or more	5
with stiff hairs	5
in dry places	5
now to note	5
the inner ones	5
appearance of a	5
the part of	5
red dead nettle	5
involucre bracts are	5
the main stem	5
which is often	5
than that of	5
the species of	5
the little flowers	5
has a thick	5
the plants which	5
in thickets and	5
when in fruit	5
moderately common on	5
the herb robert	5
the spotted persicaria	5
three in number	5
half as long	5
these are the	5
in two whorls	5
aided by the	5
marshes and wet	5
more than a	5
a calyx of	5
of wild flowers	5
four feet in	5
also that the	5
but is not	5
june to october	5
or slightly hairy	5
field and woodland	5
of which have	5
and thickets of	5
by the presence	5
the other members	5
which there are	5
very variable plant	5
fruit a one	5
of the sun	5
wild flowers in	5
upper ones sessile	5
here and there	5
divided into four	5
be careful to	5
flowers may be	5
the yellow flowers	5
perianth of parts	5
of the female	5
are only a	5
more slender than	5
abundance of pollen	5
of a single	5
bloom during the	5
of a globular	4
the species referred	4
bear the flowers	4
leaves and stems	4
is easily recognised	4
garden beaked parsley	4
from the stem	4
leaves are shortly	4
the petals of	4
the most beautiful	4
and the florets	4
they are all	4
throat of the	4
we conclude this	4
a third species	4
south and east	4
foliage of the	4
the carpels of	4
and the lip	4
is rather local	4
bloom till the	4
or five lobes	4
colour of the	4
the bottom of	4
sepals and five	4
covered with cottony	4
are much shorter	4
genus as the	4
somewhat similar plant	4
is called the	4
rather local in	4
the large bindweed	4
bay willow herb	4
grow from a	4
have already been	4
it grows to	4
sepals are narrow	4
of a tendril	4
on the corolla	4
hairs of the	4
leaves are lanceolate	4
is particularly interesting	4
and carpels or	4
careful to distinguish	4
stalked in the	4
are in loose	4
flowers is the	4
are about a	4
of about three	4
arranged in short	4
with hooked bristles	4
like a round	4
the corolla tube	4
in chapter xxiii	4
is a stout	4
like the leaves	4
the spring flowers	4
the seed is	4
the flowers and	4
are only two	4
or on the	4
that they have	4
in the summer	4
all of which	4
a little later	4
whorl of a	4
of these we	4
be met with	4
solitary on long	4
female flowers are	4
yellow flowers from	4
which we have	4
the hairs of	4
early winter cress	4
of the wall	4
six inches high	4
on plate vii	4
is occasionally seen	4
clusters of small	4
of the root	4
aid of a	4
nearly an inch	4
these are not	4
often so abundant	4
in the wrong	4
is much longer	4
the same colour	4
on the outer	4
pistillate flowers are	4
the red hemp	4
in company with	4
star of bethlehem	4
is often confused	4
the females are	4
arranged in terminal	4
the place of	4
determine the natural	4
usually more or	4
british representative of	4
but more commonly	4
wood melic grass	4
and the male	4
flowers in axillary	4
on the stalk	4
and a single	4
the great mullein	4
a very dark	4
the root of	4
june to the	4
narrow and pointed	4
the black bryony	4
grow in the	4
the tree is	4
of overlapping bracts	4
with a small	4
in the former	4
the stem itself	4
of its order	4
into two parts	4
the outer of	4
is usually from	4
smaller towards the	4
of a rose	4
on its surface	4
in two pairs	4
leaves on the	4
the middle one	4
and the narrow	4
a small plant	4
to that of	4
necessary for the	4
dry pastures of	4
a pale lilac	4
eighth of an	4
either simple or	4
inches to three	4
only british representative	4
is found in	4
a half long	4
white or pink	4
of one cell	4
with one ovule	4
wild flower in	4
on very short	4
in a very	4
is a whorl	4
which they are	4
to note two	4
globular in form	4
we have been	4
thickets of most	4
united to the	4
than a foot	4
see that it	4
conclude this chapter	4
flowers are bright	4
sided raceme of	4
england and ireland	4
be found only	4
the time that	4
of the composite	4
april or may	4
call attention to	4
with the water	4
number of flowers	4
the scots pine	4
of you have	4
one has a	4
in dense clusters	4
a great deal	4
a few small	4
right angles to	4
in winter or	4
appear in april	4
flowering trees and	4
and are often	4
leaves are deeply	4
adherent to the	4
and the reader	4
order we have	4
a patch of	4
the carline thistle	4
plant is usually	4
the grass is	4
nearly all the	4
cut into three	4
in the neighbourhood	4
or in clusters	4
which has been	4
and the spur	4
of a young	4
lower of which	4
clothed with a	4
growing from one	4
a single seed	4
to identify the	4
by the nature	4
the guelder rose	4
base of its	4
with spreading branches	4
as in other	4
as a weed	4
in april or	4
to the touch	4
ovary of one	4
as the flowering	4
and the females	4
grows from two	4
to which the	4
often form a	4
and these are	4
are not really	4
the spring months	4
twining to the	4
but it has	4
back on the	4
also very common	4
of a plant	4
on some of	4
the individual flowers	4
for the winter	4
the upper are	4
time that the	4
the general features	4
than the petals	4
leaves with from	4
this plant has	4
slits near the	4
parasitic on the	4
to the short	4
in the order	4
in this one	4
the small white	4
leaves are broader	4
are oblong or	4
the power of	4
recognised by the	4
of small flowers	4
plant with a	4
which are to	4
in the thickets	4
to bloom till	4
on a stalk	4
and that is	4
of the natural	4
bloom from may	4
flower during the	4
divided into several	4
thickets and copses	4
are only about	4
flower from june	4
bogs and marshes	4
there is also	4
not really a	4
in flower from	4
three to ten	4
be identified by	4
in both the	4
are described in	4
about half way	4
have five sepals	4
in the persistent	4
consist of a	4
should note that	4
are much smaller	4
cylindrical in form	4
of the bud	4
banks of rivers	4
and are so	4
of such a	4
eight feet high	4
we find a	4
following summary of	4
opposite the leaves	4
is abundant on	4
is about a	4
at first sight	4
each with two	4
on plate ii	4
often called the	4
the following features	4
to twenty inches	4
each one is	4
remain attached to	4
by the river	4
may or june	4
more than an	4
is a somewhat	4
and there is	4
split when ripe	4
quite to the	4
and irregularly toothed	4
height of about	4
i am afraid	4
that are more	4
a complete flower	4
we should note	4
growing from the	4
or very narrow	4
about two inches	4
into three lobes	4
frequently seen in	4
when they are	4
in spring the	4
stem is very	4
recognised by its	4
late in the	4
and five petals	4
with soft hairs	4
stems from six	4
the white dead	4
fruit is small	4
below the flower	4
in all directions	4
the same as	4
shaped at the	4
while the others	4
half way up	4
we find the	4
great hairy willow	4
small white flowers	4
and are of	4
constricted between the	4
young leaves of	4
and wastes in	4
with very short	4
other flowers we	4
light and air	4
of the corn	4
form a dense	4
arising from the	4
with the pretty	4
they are both	4
fruited jointed rush	4
to flower in	4
plant is of	4
a much smaller	4
the flowers that	4
is often seen	4
flowers are only	4
it is much	4
the study of	4
remarkable for the	4
and grows from	4
of the orders	4
are in bloom	4
yellow oat grass	4
stem is hairy	4
are often so	4
remain on the	4
same as that	4
of the buttercup	4
the little white	4
those who are	4
be easily recognised	4
smooth heath bedstraw	4
the popular name	4
of a rich	4
sepals are spreading	4
each blossom has	4
and are not	4
in this species	4
give them a	4
introduced into britain	4
are half an	4
outer of which	4
as to bring	4
the plant has	4
of the west	4
of a long	4
as to the	4
usually less than	4
sweet milk vetch	4
on the upper	4
branched towards the	4
are oblong and	4
transfer of pollen	4
growing from six	4
much larger than	4
and do not	4
the production of	4
the style is	4
bloom from july	4
gold of pleasure	4
the mouth of	4
the neighbourhood of	4
find that the	4
in cultivated ground	4
after the manner	4
in the latter	4
stem varies from	4
of five segments	4
and are clustered	4
the latter have	4
is the marsh	4
from eight to	4
rough with stiff	4
or less toothed	4
copses and thickets	4
to the nature	4
from other species	4
are two or	4
and all the	4
calyx is divided	4
varying from one	4
stems are erect	4
all the species	4
which the flowers	4
have very short	4
with parallel veins	4
and an inferior	4
the fruits ripen	4
flowers are perfect	4
common water dropwort	4
with spreading hairs	4
few species of	4
do not open	4
above the ground	4
that the flower	4
round which it	4
must be careful	4
growing on the	4
established as a	4
ten in number	4
order to distinguish	4
with a creeping	4
flowers classified according	4
a composite flower	4
the flowers vary	4
bracts which are	4
bottom of the	4
three british species	4
and flowers at	4
the process of	4
the bulbous buttercup	4
by reference to	4
two to ten	4
is easily distinguished	4
it is parasitic	4
to look for	4
oval in form	4
parts of a	4
of the seedling	4
plant is generally	4
identified by the	4
blossom is a	4
a globular head	4
flowers have five	4
with the general	4
on plate v	4
up in the	4
list of flowers	4
we should have	4
often seen in	4
has four or	4
may be recognised	4
the eastern counties	4
purple or crimson	4
in our illustration	4
the student should	4
staminate catkins are	4
in each cell	4
in copses and	4
commonly found on	4
often very abundant	4
flowers and fruits	4
other plants which	4
in connexion with	4
with short stalks	4
commonly meet with	4
to eight feet	4
that the leaves	4
description of the	4
of the twigs	4
same number of	4
rose bay willow	4
on different plants	4
with those of	4
head of flowers	4
resembling that of	4
often of a	4
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and stamens or	4
small amount of	4
to nine inches	4
of the secondary	4
very narrow lobes	4
both calyx and	4
former are in	4
the composite flowers	4
narrow and entire	4
number of these	4
the same number	4
heads of the	4
are five sepals	4
in a short	4
of the whole	4
of the yellow	4
broader than the	4
the scentless mayweed	4
pair of leaves	4
the hedge woundwort	4
with a calyx	4
from a short	4
young they are	4
except in the	4
descriptions of these	4
which are not	4
frequent in the	4
of the rose	4
and very narrow	4
a plant with	4
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point on the	4
resemblance to the	4
the river side	4
flowering in june	4
that ripens to	4
and does not	4
ovary of to	4
twice as many	4
in flower in	4
the epidermis is	4
of from four	4
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appear in may	4
name from the	4
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found on the	4
during the autumn	4
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met with in	4
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out of the	4
and displays its	4
of the wallflower	4
to ten in	4
till the end	4
edges of the	4
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of a composite	4
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alternate leaves and	4
plant grows from	4
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this species are	4
march to may	4
less than half	4
flowers in may	4
cut into five	4
of from one	4
half to three	4
little longer than	4
the musk thistle	4
generally of a	4
oblong or very	4
account of their	4
inches to over	4
included among the	4
we must now	4
as the fruits	4
march and april	4
folding of the	4
flowers are purple	4
a portion of	4
form and colour	4
of which has	4
its leaves and	4
british species of	4
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to show you	4
the following summary	4
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both stamens and	4
rays of the	4
into the ground	4
tinged with purple	4
is the beautiful	4
splits into two	4
a few species	4
yellow flowers during	4
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more in diameter	4
the angles of	4
under side of	4
parts of flower	4
which are longer	4
the cluster of	4
not quite so	4
tube and five	4
and cymes of	4
the great knapweed	4
is from six	4
met with on	4
leaves are bipinnate	4
of the sycamore	4
in may or	4
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flowers are on	4
as the ovary	4
somewhat the appearance	4
representative of its	4
which is abundant	4
a short stalk	4
which are shorter	4
on the walls	4
in damp meadows	4
flowers are smaller	4
of the lip	4
the autumn months	4
the whole is	4
on the roots	4
of their leaves	4
in the axil	4
into five or	4
into five segments	4
same genus as	4
entire or slightly	4
more and more	4
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as the last	4
at the time	4
but has been	4
are mature in	4
the superior ovary	4
and the little	4
which has a	4
at the bottom	4
in a long	4
each flower having	4
stem is from	4
abundant in most	4
and the calyx	4
largely cultivated for	4
common red poppy	4
a moderately common	4
are ovate or	4
leaves are broadly	4
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than the flowers	4
is sometimes regarded	4
a flower of	4
the wayside and	4
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and the hairy	4
the blossoms are	4
ovate or lanceolate	4
found in the	4
lower lobe of	4
east of england	4
common in many	4
flowers of our	4
the commonest species	4
much more common	4
by a few	4
flowers are sessile	4
of flowers is	4
same order we	4
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on the dry	4
in a few	4
our first species	4
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in general form	4
to one side	4
the purple loosestrife	4
and the arrangement	4
and are therefore	4
white flowers in	4
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fruits of the	4
destined to produce	4
carpels of the	4
five sepals and	4
with very small	4
with simple leaves	4
nourishment from the	4
representatives of the	4
little white flowers	4
are also very	4
very widely distributed	4
a similar plant	4
female flowers grow	4
less common in	4
which is usually	4
on opposite sides	4
in march or	4
the strawberry tree	4
which are very	4
to the fact	4
in which they	4
to the leaf	4
will do well	4
have no flowers	4
to a capsule	4
of the group	4
flowering plants are	4
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covered with soft	4
in a dense	4
we should find	4
on which it	4
number of little	4
to be sessile	4
chalk and limestone	4
the object of	4
or less decumbent	4
our flowering plants	4
each flower is	4
that are either	4
a very small	4
and female blossoms	4
which have been	4
the stinging nettle	4
of the poppy	4
commences to flower	4
a somewhat similar	4
of the involucre	4
is really a	4
receptacle is flat	4
of a complete	4
a compound leaf	4
are erect and	4
though not very	4
calyx of four	4
slender false brome	4
yellowish green colour	4
buds that are	4
clothed with soft	4
upper lip of	4
and often very	4
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either solitary or	4
a twining stem	4
the capture of	4
and even the	4
as they ripen	4
the order is	4
both leaves and	4
by the formation	4
common meadow rue	4
six to nine	4
in calcareous districts	4
are cut into	4