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... figures below . Specific Characters . Evergreen . Leaves oval - oblong ,
coriaceous , upper surface shining , under surface rusty . Flowers erect , 9 - 12
petals , expanding . - Don , Miller ' s Dict . Description . " Seest thou the
heavenward head ...
... figures below . Specific Characters . Evergreen . Leaves oval - oblong ,
coriaceous , upper surface shining , under surface rusty . Flowers erect , 9 - 12
petals , expanding . - Don , Miller ' s Dict . Description . " Seest thou the
heavenward head ...
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Description . ) ( O HE Magnolia glauca , though inferior in size to the preceding
species , and less regularly formed , is interesting on account of its beautiful
foliage and sweet - scented flowers . It sometimes attains an elevation of forty feet
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Description . ) ( O HE Magnolia glauca , though inferior in size to the preceding
species , and less regularly formed , is interesting on account of its beautiful
foliage and sweet - scented flowers . It sometimes attains an elevation of forty feet
...
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Description . CETU CEREXVID Vui KYMO V ILI Vy PAVELLFI VMI JULIU I WILL -
MID YAT HE dimensions of the MagnoTo l ia umbrella are such as to 6 form a
connecting link between the large shrubs and trees of the third order ; although it
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Description . CETU CEREXVID Vui KYMO V ILI Vy PAVELLFI VMI JULIU I WILL -
MID YAT HE dimensions of the MagnoTo l ia umbrella are such as to 6 form a
connecting link between the large shrubs and trees of the third order ; although it
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Description . HE Magnolia auriculata is remarkable for the beauty of its foliage ,
the size of its flowers , and the fragrance of their odour . It attains a height of thirty
or forty feet , with a straight trunk , twelve or fifteen inches in diameter , often ...
Description . HE Magnolia auriculata is remarkable for the beauty of its foliage ,
the size of its flowers , and the fragrance of their odour . It attains a height of thirty
or forty feet , with a straight trunk , twelve or fifteen inches in diameter , often ...
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Description . HE Magnolia conspicua , as Ô its name indicates , is a beautiful and
showy tree , and distinguishable from all others of the genus by the expanding of
the flowers before any of the leaves . A full - grown tree , in its native country ...
Description . HE Magnolia conspicua , as Ô its name indicates , is a beautiful and
showy tree , and distinguishable from all others of the genus by the expanding of
the flowers before any of the leaves . A full - grown tree , in its native country ...
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| Título | The Trees of America: Native and Foreign, Pictorially and Botanically Delineated, and Scientifically and Popularly Described. Illustrated by Numerous Engravings |
| Autor | Daniel Jay Browne |
| Ilustrado por | Daniel Jay Browne |
| Editor | Harper, 1846 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 4 Jun. 2008 |
| Largo | 520 páginas |
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