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At the meeting of the states of Bretagne , held at Nantz , in September , 1760 , he
presented a branch of it in flower , to ... thirty - five or forty feet in height ; but ,
during the civil war of La Vendée , it was mutilated , and lost most of its branches .
At the meeting of the states of Bretagne , held at Nantz , in September , 1760 , he
presented a branch of it in flower , to ... thirty - five or forty feet in height ; but ,
during the civil war of La Vendée , it was mutilated , and lost most of its branches .
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... should be removed the moment they appear , and then suffered to branch out
into a fine , orbicular , or drooping head . ... is rapid ; for the first five or six years ,
it will nearly attain its maximum height , unless the side - branches be removed .
... should be removed the moment they appear , and then suffered to branch out
into a fine , orbicular , or drooping head . ... is rapid ; for the first five or six years ,
it will nearly attain its maximum height , unless the side - branches be removed .
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The petals of this variety are without scales ; the leaves cordate , roundish ,
acuminated , sharply serrated , downy beneath , origin of their veins woolly ;
branches hairy ; cymes three - flowered ; fruit woody , downy , turbinate , with five
...
The petals of this variety are without scales ; the leaves cordate , roundish ,
acuminated , sharply serrated , downy beneath , origin of their veins woolly ;
branches hairy ; cymes three - flowered ; fruit woody , downy , turbinate , with five
...
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Its trunk is pierced and grooved with numerous holes by the Saperda vestita ;
several of its large branches , and a portion of its top have fallen , apparently in
consequence of the depredations of these insects , and in a few years more , it
will ...
Its trunk is pierced and grooved with numerous holes by the Saperda vestita ;
several of its large branches , and a portion of its top have fallen , apparently in
consequence of the depredations of these insects , and in a few years more , it
will ...
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These young shoots , in process of time , partook the character of trees
themselves , and , in turn , stretched out their branches , rested them on the
ground , and threw up a second circle of trees , which , in 1820 , were twenty or
thirty feet in ...
These young shoots , in process of time , partook the character of trees
themselves , and , in turn , stretched out their branches , rested them on the
ground , and threw up a second circle of trees , which , in 1820 , were twenty or
thirty feet in ...
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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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