Plants and their childrenParsons, Frances Theodora
General
Plants and their children
Parsons, Frances Theodora
Botany -- Juvenile literature; Plants -- Juvenile literature
Buds in Winter 125
A Happy Surprise 127
Some Astonishing Buds 129
PART V.—LEAVES
How to look at a Leaf 135
The most Wonderful Thing in the World 138
How a Plant is built 142
How a Plant’s Food is cooked 143
A Steep Climb 147
How a Plant perspires 148
How a Plant stores its Food 149
Leaf Green and Sunbeam 151
Plant or Animal? 154
How we are helped by Leaf Green and Sunbeam 156
How a Plant breathes 158
The Diligent Tree 160
Leaves and Roots 162
Leaf Veins 165
Leaf Shapes 167
Hairy Leaves 170
Woolly and “Dusty” Leaves 172
Prickles and Poison 174
Some Cruel Traps 176
More Cruel Traps 181
The Fall of the Leaf 184
PART VI.—FLOWERS
The Building Plan of the Cherry Blossom 187
Lilies 191
About Stamens 193
Flower Dust, or Pollen 196
About Pistils 197
The First Arrival 202
Pussy Willows 205
Alders and Birches 207
The Great Trees 209
The Unseen Visitor 211
Plant Packages 214
Underground Storehouses 216
Different Building Plans 217
A Celebrated Family 222
Clever Customs 225
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