The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1821 |
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... plant ; and from which new root the plant of the succeeding year will be derived and supported . If the want of mature seeds in this tribe of plants were universal , it is evident that there could be no increase of them ; and , if the ...
... plant ; and from which new root the plant of the succeeding year will be derived and supported . If the want of mature seeds in this tribe of plants were universal , it is evident that there could be no increase of them ; and , if the ...
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... plants , very much resembling that of winter , a singular instance of which took place in the summer of 1800 , when the drought was so long and severe that many plants , not only humble ones , but even trees , experienced a suspension ...
... plants , very much resembling that of winter , a singular instance of which took place in the summer of 1800 , when the drought was so long and severe that many plants , not only humble ones , but even trees , experienced a suspension ...
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... plants to our climate , he gives hints which evidently result from the adoption of Mr. Knight's ingenious theory , that the paternal progeny of plants resemble their parent in every respect , while the seminal offspring are sus ...
... plants to our climate , he gives hints which evidently result from the adoption of Mr. Knight's ingenious theory , that the paternal progeny of plants resemble their parent in every respect , while the seminal offspring are sus ...
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