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How to know the wild flowers
作者：Parsons, Frances Theodora, 1861-1952; Satterlee, Marion, 1868-1965 [Illustrator]
体例：段 章数：16
字数：333,400 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,837 字；最长 Ingenious devices are resorted to in order to secure these d（39,720 字），最短 Melampyrum Americanum, 136（12,966 字）。
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共 16 段- Ingenious devices are resorted to in order to secure these d
- Consequently, when the dull clusters of the ragged fringed o
- When we go to the swampy woods in March or April we notice a
- The shrub is highly prized and carefully cultivated in Engla
- _Stem._—Two or three feet high. _Leaves._—Twice or thrice cl
- The flowers of the rattlesnake-plantain appear in late summe
- _Stem._—Hollow, furrowed. _Leaves._—Rounded, somewhat kidney
- If Emerson’s definition of a weed, as a plant whose virtues
- _Impatiens pallida._ Pale Touch-me-not.
- If the poet’s fancy was founded on fact, and if our lovely a
- _Stem._—Forking, slightly hairy. _Leaves._—Three, divided, t
- About the columbine there is a daring loveliness which stamp
- Six to twenty inches high. _Stems._—Branching, slender.
- In many countries some of the most beautiful and noticeable
- These showy and beautiful flowers lend still another tint to
- Melampyrum Americanum, 136