A Report on the Trees and Shrubs Growing Naturally in the Forests of Massachusetts: Originally Published Agreeably to an Order of the Legislature by the Commissioners on the Zoological and Botanical Survey of the State, Volume 2Little, Brown,, 1887 - Shrubs |
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acuminate acute alternate American American elm anthers astringent autumn axils bark base beautiful beneath berries border bracts branches broad brown buds bush BUTTON BUSH calyx cells color corolla corymbs covered cultivated cymes dark deciduous diameter dots downy drupe English elm erect Europe feet high filaments five fleshy flowers foliage footstalks four fruit genus glaucous gray grayish green growing hairy half an inch height HONEYSUCKLE inches long lanceolate leaflets leaves lobes Maple Massachusetts Michaux moist mountains native nearly North numerous oblong obovate obtuse opposite ornamental ovary ovate panicles petals petioles plant Plate purple racemes recent shoots reddish rich roots Rose Bay rounded roundish scarlet seeds segments sepals serrate sessile short shrubs side slender small tree smooth soil sometimes species stalks stamens stem stigma style surface tapering teeth terminal trunk tube usually variety veins Viburnum whitish wood yellow yellowish