Field and Woodland Plants
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE3. COLOURED PLATES4. I INTRODUCTION GENERAL CHARACTERS OF PLANTS AND THE IDENTIFICATION OF FLOWERS5. II THE POLLINATION AND FERTILISATION OF FLOWERS6. III CLIMBING PLANTS7. IV EARLY SPRING8. V WOODS AND THICKETS IN SPRING9. VI THE SPRING-FLOWERING TREES AND SHRUBS OF WOODS, THICKETS, AND HEDGEROWS10. VII WAYSIDES AND WASTES IN SPRING11. VIII MEADOWS, FIELDS AND PASTURES—SPRING12. IX BOGS, MARSHES AND WET PLACES IN SPRING13. X WOODS AND THICKETS IN SUMMER14. XI WASTES AND WAYSIDES IN SUMMER15. XII WAYSIDES AND WASTES IN SUMMER (Continued)16. XIII WASTES AND WAYSIDES IN SUMMER (Continued)17. XIV MEADOWS, FIELDS AND PASTURES—SUMMER18. XV BOGS, MARSHES AND WET PLACES—SUMMER19. XVI ON HEATH, DOWN AND MOOR20. XVII IN THE CORN FIELD21. XVIII ON THE CHALK22. XIX BY THE RIVER SIDE23. XX ON WALLS, ROCKS, AND STONY PLACES24. XXI FIELD AND WAYSIDE IN AUTUMN25. XXII AUTUMN IN THE WOODS26. XXIII PARASITIC PLANTS27. XXIV CARNIVOROUS PLANTS28. LIST OF FLOWERS CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO THEIR HABITATS AND HABITS29. LIST OF FLOWERS CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO THEIR ORDERS AND GENERA30. GLOSSARIAL INDEX31. Transcriber's Note: