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How to know the wild flowers

Chapter 329: INDEX OF TECHNICAL TERMS
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A practical, pocket-sized field guide aimed at beginners and casual walkers that enables identification of common wildflowers by color, season, and habitat. It groups species into color sections, provides brief botanical descriptions, measurements, and notes on haunts and blooming times, and includes clear line illustrations and plates to aid recognition. Introductory material explains how to use the book, key botanical terms, and notable plant families; selection criteria prioritize conspicuous, frequent, or interesting species while omitting many ubiquitous or very rare plants. Coverage emphasizes flora of the northeastern United States and nearby regions, with indexes to Latin and English names and technical terms for quick reference.

INDEX OF TECHNICAL TERMS

  • Anther, 11
  • Axil, 9
  • Axillary, 9
  • Bulb, 8
  • Calyx, 10
  • Cleistogamous, 6
  • Complete flower, 10
  • Compound leaf, 9
  • Corm, 8
  • Corolla, 9
  • Cross-fertilization, 3
  • Dimorphous, 232
  • Disk-flowers, 14
  • Doctrine of signatures, 1
  • Entire leaf, 8
  • Female flower, 12
  • Filament, 11
  • Fruit, 12
  • Head, 10
  • Male flower, 12
  • Much-divided leaf, 9
  • Neutral flower, 12
  • Ovary, 11
  • Papilionaceous, 16
  • Perianth, 11
  • Petal, 11
  • Pistil, 11
  • Pistillate flower, 12
  • Pollen, 11
  • Raceme, 9
  • Ray-flowers, 14
  • Root, 8
  • Rootstock, 8
  • Scape, 8
  • Self-fertilization, 3
  • Sepal, 10
  • Sessile, 10
  • Simple leaf, 9
  • Simple stem, 8
  • Spadix, 10
  • Spathe, 10
  • Spike, 10
  • Stamen, 11
  • Staminate flower, 12
  • Stem, 8
  • Stemless, 8
  • Stigma, 11
  • Strap-shaped, 14
  • Style, 11
  • Trimorphism, 200
  • Tuber, 8
  • Tubular-shaped, 14
  • Unisexual, 12

1. Lyte.

2. Grant Allen.

3. Orchids of New England.

4. Hazlitt’s Early Popular Poetry.

5. Emerson.

6. Emerson.

7. Job xxx. 4.

8. Emerson.

9. Bryant.

10. Holmes.

11. Longfellow.

12. Margaret Deland.

13. Bryant.


TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES
  1. Silently corrected obvious typographical errors and variations in spelling.
  2. Retained archaic, non-standard, and uncertain spellings as printed.
  3. Re-indexed footnotes using numbers and collected together at the end of the last chapter.