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Folklore and Symbolism of Flowers, Plants and Trees
by Ernst Lehner, Johanna Lehner
Pages: 128
Publisher: Tudor Publishing
Place of Publication: New York
Publication Year: 1960

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    ...perennials, chiefly of open fields. The small, dandelionlike flower heads are borne in clusters at the top of a long, hairy stem...or white; a few are cultivated in rocky soil where other plants cannot grow. In folklore, hawks sharpened their eyesight by eating hawkweed sap...
     
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    ...applied to angiosperms only. A flower may be thought of as a modified...appendages. Like twigs, flowers develop from buds, and the...degree of evolution of the plant. In general, the higher...family; in monocotyledonous plants the parts generally occur...flowers may appear on the same plant, on separate plants, or in the same inflorescence...associations derived from legend and folklore. Individual flowers have...
     
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