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The soil ought to be made firm to the fibrous roots , not by treading , but by
abundant watering , and , if the plant be large , by fixing with water ; that is , while
the earth is being carefully put about the roots by one man , another should pour
water ...
The soil ought to be made firm to the fibrous roots , not by treading , but by
abundant watering , and , if the plant be large , by fixing with water ; that is , while
the earth is being carefully put about the roots by one man , another should pour
water ...
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It here attains but a small size , and is frequently killed to the ground by severe
winters . In the maritime parts of the Floridas and lower Louisiana , it is one of the
most abundant among the trees which grow in morasses or wet grounds .
It here attains but a small size , and is frequently killed to the ground by severe
winters . In the maritime parts of the Floridas and lower Louisiana , it is one of the
most abundant among the trees which grow in morasses or wet grounds .
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According to Michaux , it is nowhere found so abundant as on the steepest parts
of the lofty mountains of North Carolina , known by the name of the Great Father ,
and Black Iron Mountains . It is sometimes found , however , on the steep banks ...
According to Michaux , it is nowhere found so abundant as on the steepest parts
of the lofty mountains of North Carolina , known by the name of the Great Father ,
and Black Iron Mountains . It is sometimes found , however , on the steep banks ...
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It is also used for the circular boards and wings of winnowing machines , also for
the construction of sleigh and wagon bodies , where white pine is not abundant ,
and for the interior of canal and steamboats . As it is easily wrought in the lathe ...
It is also used for the circular boards and wings of winnowing machines , also for
the construction of sleigh and wagon bodies , where white pine is not abundant ,
and for the interior of canal and steamboats . As it is easily wrought in the lathe ...
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The astringent principle is also so abundant in the bark , that it is used in Poland
in tanning leather , which it dyes a fine yellow . A decoction of the bark is said to
make a good gargle to strengthen the throat and gums . When the berberry is ...
The astringent principle is also so abundant in the bark , that it is used in Poland
in tanning leather , which it dyes a fine yellow . A decoction of the bark is said to
make a good gargle to strengthen the throat and gums . When the berberry is ...
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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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