Field and Woodland Plants :: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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General Characters of Plants
Forms of Roots	2
Running underground stem of Solomon's Seal	4
Arrangement of Leaves	5
Leaf of Pansy with two large Stipules	5
Margins of Leaves	6
Various Forms of Simple Leaves	7
Forms of Compound Leaves	7
Forms of Inflorescence	8
Longitudinal Section through the flower of the Buttercup	10
Inferior and Superior Ovary	11
Unisexual Flowers of the Nettle	11
Dehiscent Fruits	12
The Pollination and Fertilisation of Flowers
Pollen Cells throwing out their Tubes	25
Climbing Plants
Prickles of the Wild Rose	31
Ivy, showing the Rootlets or Suckers	32
Stem of the Bindweed, twining to the left	34
Stem of the Hop, twining to the right	35
Early Spring
Trees in Winter or Early Spring
1.Hazel; 2.Ash; 3.Oak; 4.Lime	41
5.Birch; 6.Poplar; 7.Beech; 8.Alder	43
Twig of Lime in Spring, showing the Deciduous, Scaly Stipules	45
Seedling of the Beech	46
Woods and Thickets in Spring
The Daffodil	48
The Wood Anemone	49
The Goldilocks	50
The Wild Columbine	51
The Dog Violet	52
The Wood Sorrel	53
The Sweet Woodruff	54
The Lesser Periwinkle	55
The Bugle	56
The Broad-leaved Garlic	57
The Star of Bethlehem	58
The Hairy Sedge	59
Spring-flowering Trees and Shrubs
The Barberry	62
The Spindle Tree	63
The Wild Cherry	65
The Crab Apple	67
The Mountain Ash	68
The Spurge Laurel	70
The Elm in Flower	71
The Oak in Flower	72
The Beech in Fruit	73
The Scots Pine, with Cones	78
The Yew in Fruit	79
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The Wild Carrot	221
The Devil's-bit Scabious	222
The Rough Hawkbit	223
The Autumnal Hawkbit	224
The Meadow Thistle	225
The Black Knapweed	226
The Great Knapweed	226
The Common Fleabane	227
The Ox-eye Daisy	228
The Sneezewort	229
The Small Bindweed	230
Section of the Flower of Salvia	231
The Self-heal	231
The Ribwort Plantain	232
The Butterfly Orchis	233
The Cat's-tail Grass	233
The Meadow Barley	233
The Rye Grass or Darnel	234
The Sheep's Fescue	234
Bogs, Marshes, and Wet Places—Summer
The Lesser Spearwort	237
The Great Hairy Willow Herb	238
The Purple Loosestrife	239
The Water Hemlock	241
The Common Water Dropwort	242
The Marsh Thistle	243
The Brooklime	244
The Water Figwort	245
The Gipsy wort	246
The Round-leaved Mint	247
The Forget-me-not	248
The Water Pepper or Biting Persicaria	249
The Bog Asphodel	251
The Common Rush	252
The Shining-fruited Jointed Rush	253
The Common Sedge	254
The Marsh Sedge	255
Heath, Down, and Moor
The Milkwort	258
The Broom	259
The Furze or Gorse	260
The Tormentil	261
The Smooth Heath Bedstraw	264
The Dwarf Thistle	265
The Carline Thistle	267
The Common Chamomile	268
The Harebell	269
The Cross-leaved Heath	270
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