Chapter VII · —PLANTS THAT ARE CARRIED BY ANIMALS.
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CHAPTER VII.—PLANTS THAT ARE CARRIED BY ANIMALS.
37.
Squirrels leave nuts in queer places and plant some of them
38.
Birds scatter nuts
39.
Do birds digest all they eat?
40.
Color, odor, and pleasant taste of fruits are advertisements
41.
The meddlesome crow lends a hand
42.
Ants distribute some kinds of seeds
43.
Cattle carry away living plants and seeds
44.
Water-fowl and muskrats carry seeds in mud
45.
Why some seeds are sticky
46.
Three devices of Virginia knotweed
47.
Hooks rendered harmless till time of need
48.
Diversity of devices in the rose family for seed sowing
49.
Grouse, fox, and dog carry burs
50.
Seeds enough and to spare