In the neighbourhood of cultivated fields we may frequently meet with the Lucerne or Purple Medick (Medicago sativa).
One of the common weeds of cultivated fields is the pretty Wild Pansy or Heartsease (Viola tricolor), of the order Violaceae.
Of the order Convolvulaceae we shall note one species--the Small Bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis), so well known as a troublesome weed in cultivated fields.
They build on the ground, either in grassy or cultivated fields, lining the hollow scantily with grasses.
They are abundant in Europe and Great Britain where they nest on the ground in cultivated fields or meadows, laying from three to five grayish eggs, marked with brown, drab and lavender.
The result is that a forest withdraws from the air, by its great absorbent surface, much more gas than meadows or cultivated fields, and exhales proportionally a considerably greater quantity of oxygen.
Let him, after a few rainy days, pass along the Chevreuse road, which is bordered on the right by the wood, on the left by cultivated fields.
At the end of this solitude I came to cultivated fields, and a little hamlet and an inn.
Everywhere we went in China, about all of the very old and large cities, the proportion of grave land to cultivated fields is very large.
It is fertilized by a swift little stream of pure water, which, in pleasing contrast to the parched arid hills around, brightens the landscape with many green patches of cultivated fields, fruits, and foliage.
The road had led through a rich, level district, covered with forests of fine timber, and abounding in cultivated fields of grain.
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