papilionaceous corolla; a
projecting ridge along the back of an organ.
Knawel, 128
Knot-grass, 119
Knotweed, 120
Knotweed family, 128
Labiatae, 154
Lactuca, 168
Lady's Thumb, 121
Lamb's quarters, 124
Lamium, 154
LAN'CE-O-LATE, tapering abruptly towards the base and gradually
towards the apex, like the head of a lance.
Lappula, 152
Large-bracted plantain, 158
Leafy spurge, 143
Leguminosae, 139
Leontodon, 168
Leonurus, 154
Lepidium, 136
Leptilon, 165
Liliaceae, 119
Lily family, 119
Linaria, 156
LIN'E-AR, very narrow with the margins parallel or nearly so.
Lithospermum, 153
Low cudweed, 166
Lucerne, 140
Lotus, 139
Low hop-clover, 141
Madder family, 159
Mallow, 145, 146
Mallow family, 145
Malva, 146
Malvaceae, 145, 146
Mammoth clover, 141
Many-seeded goosefoot, 126
Maple-leaved goosefoot, 125
Marsh elder, 167
Marubium, 154
May-weed, 161
Medicago, 139, 140
Melilotus, 140
Mexican tea, 125
Milfoil, 160
Milkweed, 149
Milkweed family, 149
Millimeter, see last page of this bulletin
Mint family, 154
m. m. Millimeter, see ruled lines on last page, 139
Mollugo, 128
Morning-glory family, 150
Mossy stonecrop, 138
Motherwort, 154
Moth mullein, 156
Mouse-ear chickweed, 129
Mouse-ear hawkweed, 167
Mullein, 156, 157
Musquash-root, 148
Mustard, 133, 134, 135
Mustard family, 132
Narrow-leaved dock, 122
Narrow-leaved hawk's beard, 165
Narrow-leaved plantain, 158
Nepeta, 154
Neslia, 137
Nettle family, 119
Nettle-leaved vervain, 153
Night-flowering catchfly, 130
Nightshade, 156
Night-shade family, 155
Nonesuch, 139
Nut-grass, 118
Oak-leaved goosefoot, 125
Oat, wild, 110
OB-LAN'CE-O-LATE, lanceolate in form, but tapering toward the
base more than toward the apex.
OB'LONG, longer than wide with nearly parallel sides. Compare
Oval.
OB-O'VATE, a flat body broader toward the apex than the base.
See Ovate.
OB-O'VOID, a solid body broader towards the apex than the base.
See Ovoid.
OB-TUSE', having a rounded end or apex; blunt.
Oenothera, 147
Old witch grass, 115
Onagraceae, 147
Orache, spreading, 124
Orpine family, 138
O'VAL,
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