Flowers And Their Friends

Flowers And Their Friends

By Margaret Warner Morley
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Length4h 26m

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Excerpt: "The bees know this, and wherever you see the morning-glories you will see their little winged friends Very many flowers provide honey for the insects, and it is fortunate for us that they do; for if they did not, we should see no butterflies and have no honey, for butterflies and bees cannot live without the honey the flowers give them Flower honey has a special name; we often call it nectar, for a good reason which I mean to tell you another time The places where the nectar is stored are the nectar holders, or nectaries. It must be a fine thing to go to a flower and take a drink of honey whenever you wish; but what will you say when I tell you the bees get bread as well as honey from the flowers?"

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GenreScience and Nature
Length4 hrs 26 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMar 18, 2024
LanguageEnglish

Table of contents

1A LETTER TO THE READERS OF THIS BOOK.
28THE GERANIUM FAMILY.
2Morning-Glory Stories.
29Hyacinth Stories
3THE FLOWER.
30THE HYACINTH.
4THIS IS THE FLOWER SO BRIGHT AND GAY.
31SIGNS OF SPRING.
5THE CALYX.
32THE HYACINTH’S SCEPTRE.
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6BLOSSOM DEAR.
33TUNICS.
7WHAT HAPPENED IN THE GARDEN.
34THE BEE.
8THE OVULES
35STORIES ABOUT ALL SORTS OF THINGS
9THE LEAVES.
36NECTAR GUIDES.
10TO THE MORNING-GLORY.
37CELLS.
11THE CONVOLVULUS FAMILY.
38POLLEN CELLS.
12Stories About the Geranium Family
39THE POLLEN.
13TROPÆOLUM STORIES.
40THE ANTHERS.
14TROPÆOLUM HONEY.
41OVULE CELLS.
15THE TROPÆOLUM.
42CHLOROPHYLL.
16WHO LIES CURLED UP?
43ROOT CELLS.
17MORE ABOUT THE TROPÆOLUM.
44SKIN CELLS.
18JEWELWEED STORIES.
45TUBE CELLS.
19A DAINTY CAVE.
46STRENGTHENING CELLS.
20TOUCH-ME-NOT.
47WE AND THE PLANT PEOPLE.
21EARDROPS.
48WHAT ARE THE FLOWERS MADE OF?
22LADY’S SLIPPER.
49WHAT BECOMES OF THE FLOWERS?
23THE HUMMING BIRD.
50NOTHING BUT LEAVES.
24PELARGONIUM STORIES.
51SIGNS OF OTHER TIMES.
25THE PELARGONIUMS.
52WHY ARE THE FLOWERS SO LARGE AND BRIGHT?
26AN AFRICAN.
53HOW MOTHER NATURE MAKES NEW FLOWERS.
27PELARGONIUM LEAVES.
54TONGUES AND TUBES.

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