. Comment connaître les fruits sauvages; un guide pour les plantes quand pas en fleur au moyen de fruits et de feuilles. FBUITS CURANT INDIEN. BAIE DE CORAIL Symphoricarpos Symphoricarpos. Symphoricarpos vulgarisHoneysuckle fruit de la famille. — le fruit varie en mûrissant rouge corallien pourpre rougeâtre. Il est petit, ovoïde-globose, et porte les dents de calice à la somme-mit. La peau est mince; la chair est sèche, maigre et insipide; et, bien qu'il y ait quatre cellules, les graines sont seulement deux en nombre, deux ovulesétant abortifs. Les graines sont blanches et dures. Les baies poussent en grappes à partir des axils de la plupart des feuilles. Les fruits pers

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. How to know wild fruits; a guide to plants when not in flower by means of fruit and leaf. FBUITS INDIAN CURRANT. CORAL BERRY Symphoricarpos Symphoricarpos. Symphoricarpos vulgarisHoneysuckle Family Fruit. — The fruit varies in ripening fromcoral-red to reddish purple. It is small, ovoid-globose, and bears the calyx teeth at the sum-mit. The skin is thin; the flesh is dry, mealy, and insipid; and, although there are four cells, the seeds are but two in number, two ovulesbeing abortive. The seeds are white and hard.The berries grow in clusters from the axils ofmost of the leaves. The fruits persist duringthe winter. Leaves. — The entire oval or ovate leaves areon short stems and opposite. They are a dullgreen and somewhat hairy beneath. They areusually obtuse both at apex and base. Flowers. — The pinkish bell-shaped flowersare somewhat hairy at the throat. Theygrow in clusters in the leaf axils. July. This plant is most prolific in fruit, which per-sists after the leaves have dried and fallen. Theclusters extend nearly the length of the stemand bend it with their weight.. Indian Currant (Symphoricarpos Symphoricarpos)143 144 HOW TO ENOW WILD FRUITS The plant grows wild in New Jersey andPennsylvania, along the banks of the DelawareRiver, in New York, and west to Dakota. Itreaches Georgia and Texas on the south. It isoften cultivated and sometimes escapes. AMERICAN WOODBINE. ITALIAN ORPERFOLIATE HONEYSUCKLE Lonicera Caprifolium. Lonicera grataHoneysuckle Family Fruit — The red berries are in a sessile termi-nal cluster, subtended by a united pair of leaves.The calyx teeth crown the summit of the several-seeded fruit. Leaves. — The two or three upper pairs areunited by their bases. The lower ones arewithout stems or have very short stems. Theyare obovate or oval and entire. Floicers. — The fragrant flowers are whitishwith purple tubes. They are strongly two-lipped. New Jersey and Pennsylvania are the north-ern limits of this climbing vine in its wild state.It

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