Texas Flowers in Natural Colors
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Texas Flowers in Natural Colors credits Eula Whitehouse with both the book and its illustrations, and identifies the Texas bluebonnet as the state flower. The preface says the wild flowers of Texas have been a source of study and pleasure to scientists and flower lovers for more than a century. The list of names places the name used in the text before the name described as being in good usage, while warning that the terms are not always synonymous.
The account of dodders says each kind is parasitic only on certain plants. The Texas Bindweed entry describes small white morning-glory flowers with a dark-red center, seldom more than an inch broad, and spreading or twining vines several feet long.
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- Author
- Eula Whitehouse
- Pages
- 302
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Educational
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