The Trees of America: Native and Foreign, Pictorially and Botanically Delineated, and Scientifically and Popularly Described. Illustrated by Numerous EngravingsHarper, 1846 - 520 páginas |
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... shining on their upper sides , and perfectly entire on the edges . They vary in form according to the variety to which they belong , being sometimes oblong , oval , or acuminate , and at others , narrow , round , or obtuse .
... shining on their upper sides , and perfectly entire on the edges . They vary in form according to the variety to which they belong , being sometimes oblong , oval , or acuminate , and at others , narrow , round , or obtuse .
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... according to the climate or season , and placed in gentle heat , if neces- sary , under glass . They should annually be transplanted into small pots until they are wanted for final planting . A tree in ordinary circumstances will attain ...
... according to the climate or season , and placed in gentle heat , if neces- sary , under glass . They should annually be transplanted into small pots until they are wanted for final planting . A tree in ordinary circumstances will attain ...
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... according to Bartram , grows straight and erect , thirty feet or more in height , and of a sharp , conical form , much resembling the Magnolia acuminata in figure . It was first introduced into England in 1818 , by John Lyon , and the ...
... according to Bartram , grows straight and erect , thirty feet or more in height , and of a sharp , conical form , much resembling the Magnolia acuminata in figure . It was first introduced into England in 1818 , by John Lyon , and the ...
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... according to M. Du Hamel , it neither thrives in France on a dry , arid , gravelly soil , nor on one with a subsoil of clay , or marl . The most rapid - growing young tulip - trees in England , it is said , were in a deep , sandy loam ...
... according to M. Du Hamel , it neither thrives in France on a dry , arid , gravelly soil , nor on one with a subsoil of clay , or marl . The most rapid - growing young tulip - trees in England , it is said , were in a deep , sandy loam ...
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... According to Dr. William Baldwin , the pawpaw grows spontaneously in the island of Bermuda ; and in Smith's " History of Virginia , " it is stated to have been introduced on that island prior to 1623 . This species was introduced into ...
... According to Dr. William Baldwin , the pawpaw grows spontaneously in the island of Bermuda ; and in Smith's " History of Virginia , " it is stated to have been introduced on that island prior to 1623 . This species was introduced into ...
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