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Some plants have funny names
by Diana Harding Cross
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Delves into the origin of unusual names given to plants growing in the woods, fields, marshes, and along streams and roads of North America. Includes drawings of plants such as cattails, lady's slipper, and Indian paintbrush in their natural setting.
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