Category: Nature/Gardening/Animals
Page SEPTEMBER. 49 THE MALLOWS. 50 EAGLE LORE. 53 THE SNOWDROP'S PHILOSOPHY. 55 THE GLADNESS OF NATURE. 56 FLOWERS AND THEIR INVITED GUESTS. 59 THE ASTERS. 62 SCHOOL GARDENS. 65 THE FLICKER'S MISTAKE. 66 TIGER-LILIES. 68 FLOWERS IN THE CRANNIED WALL. 68 THE WILD YELLOW LILY. 7...
As an example of the ability of fishes to go for some time without eating, we need only mention our Pacific salmon. There are five species of these large fishes on the Pacific c...
2. Part 2Perhaps one of the most common ways of securing pollination is that in which the pollen and stigma are not ready at the same time in the same flower. The pollen may be ready to...
1. Part 1Page SEPTEMBER. 49 THE MALLOWS. 50 EAGLE LORE. 53 THE SNOWDROP'S PHILOSOPHY. 55 THE GLADNESS OF NATURE. 56 FLOWERS AND THEIR INVITED GUESTS. 59 THE ASTERS. 62 SCHOOL GARDENS. 65...
3. Part 3We owe our fruits largely to the birds. This statement anyone may prove by simple experiment. First drive the birds from your garden because you think they are eating the buds a...
5. Part 5The stalk that bears the flowers grows to a height of from fifteen to twenty feet and is surrounded by the sheathing bases of the leaves. The flower cluster or spike is terminal...