Abstract
THIS is the third of a series of simple books in which the parts and functions of common wild plants are described for young readers. The present book is concerned chiefly with seeds and the means by which they are dispersed. Children who read the pages will have their attention directed to many points commonly overlooked, and if they test the statements by personal observation and practical study—as they are advised to do—they will be given both knowledge and pleasure.
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