Poisonous Plants In Field And Garden

At a glance..

It is the object of this book to enumerate and describe such of our common wild plants, as ell as some frequently cultivated, which are at all likely to prove harmful to our little ones who are only too apt to put everything which appears attractive into their mounts.

The details..

"Poisonous Plants in Field and Garden" by Rev. Professor G. Henslow is an essential resource for anyone who spends time outdoors or has a garden at home. The book provides detailed information on how to identify various types of poisonous plants that can be found in these settings, as well as guidance on how to avoid them.

The first part of the book covers dicotyledons, which are flowering plants that have two embryonic leaves upon germination. This section includes information about different petal formations such as free petals without any receptacular expansion or flowers with cohered corollas among others.

In addition, this guide also covers monocotyledons - flowering plants whose seeds typically contain only one embryonic leaf - including those with superior perianth and inferior ovary; along with those having inferior perianth but superior ovary.

Overall, "Poisonous Plants in Field and Garden" serves not only as a valuable reference tool but also offers practical advice for staying safe while enjoying nature's beauty.