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ar faces, extending along the upper half. Achene, 3-4 mm. long, having twelve longitudinal ridges, 1.2 mm. wide. Introduced from Europe. Troublesome on thin lawns. [Illustration: Fig. 213.] =Salsify. Oyster-Plant.= _Tragopogon porrifolius_ L. Flowers purple; achenes dull light brown, nearly cylindrical; apex tapering, mostly terminating in a slender beak which is often longer than the body of the achene. Achene straight or curved, 10-ribbed, 12-18 mm. long, outermost coarsely roughened by upwardly directed, whitish, scale-like projections. Native of Europe. =Meadow Salsify. Yellow Goat's Beard.= _Tragopogon pratensis_ L. Flowers yellow; achenes dull, light brown, nearly cylindrical, apex tapering, mostly terminating in a slender beak. Achene straight or curved, 10-ribbed, 12-15 mm. long, the inner ones of the head smooth, the outer-most coarsely roughened by upwardly directed, whitish, scale-like projections. Introduced from Europe. [Illustration: Fig. 214.] =American Cocklebur.= _Xanthium Canadensis_ Mill. Achenes or burs reddish brown, oblong, circular in section, two-beaked, about 20 mm. long, covered with stout hooked prickles. Each bur encloses two seeds. Native of this country. [Illustration: Fig. 215.] =Spiny Clotbur.= _Xanthium spinosum_ L. Bur oblong, light brown, very slightly flattened, 10-13 mm. long, the beaks weak and small, small hooked prickles 3-4 mm. long, each bur contains two seeds. Introduced from Europe. =Broad Cocklebur.= _Xanthium strumarium_ L. Bur dark brown, oval, circular in sections 12-22 mm. long, beaks stout, nearly straight, spines about 5 mm. long, surface of burs and base of spines clothed with minute hooked prickles. Naturalized from Europe. INDEX. Page Abutilon, 145 Acalypha, 143 AC-CUM'BENT, leaning or lying upon, applied to cotyledons when the caulicle (radicle) is folded against their contiguous edges, shown as [Symbol: 0== rotated 90 deg. clockwise]. A-CHENE', achenium, a small, dry, one-seeded, indehiscent fruit, likely to be mistaken for a seed. Achillea, 160 Acnida, 126 A-CU'MIN-ATE, ending in a prolonged tapering point. Agrimonia, 138 Agrimony, tall hairy, 138 Agrostemma, 128 Agropyron, 110 Aizoaceae, 128 Alfalfa, 140 Allium, 119 Alfilaria, 142 Alsike clover, 141 Alsine, 131 Alyssum, 1
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