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Here it might be mixed with a few of the deciduous magnolias , and particularly
with the Magnolia conspicua soulangeana , which flowers before the leaves
come out , and would be set off to great advantage by its green leaves .
Propagation ...
Here it might be mixed with a few of the deciduous magnolias , and particularly
with the Magnolia conspicua soulangeana , which flowers before the leaves
come out , and would be set off to great advantage by its green leaves .
Propagation ...
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Deritations . The specific name glauca is derived from the Greek word glaucos ,
sea - green , alluding to the colour of the leaves . It is named Sucamp Sassafras
on account of its growing in boggy grounds , and resembling some of the
qualities ...
Deritations . The specific name glauca is derived from the Greek word glaucos ,
sea - green , alluding to the colour of the leaves . It is named Sucamp Sassafras
on account of its growing in boggy grounds , and resembling some of the
qualities ...
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... a very dark - green ; flowers large , more or less purple without , and always
white within ; put forth in March , April or May , but do not fully expand till a day or
two before they drop off . The bark , when bruised , has an aromatic odour .
... a very dark - green ; flowers large , more or less purple without , and always
white within ; put forth in March , April or May , but do not fully expand till a day or
two before they drop off . The bark , when bruised , has an aromatic odour .
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They are six or eight inches broad , borne on long petioles , alternate , somewhat
fleshy , smooth , and of a pleasing green colour . They are divided into three
lobes , of which the middle one is horizontally notched at its summit , and the two
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They are six or eight inches broad , borne on long petioles , alternate , somewhat
fleshy , smooth , and of a pleasing green colour . They are divided into three
lobes , of which the middle one is horizontally notched at its summit , and the two
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At Green Point , Bushwick , near New York , on the estate of Mr . N . Bliss , there
is a tulip - tree which has a circumference of twenty - one feet at three feet above
the ground , and a height of seventy feet . In 1807 , there existed a tulip - tree , in
...
At Green Point , Bushwick , near New York , on the estate of Mr . N . Bliss , there
is a tulip - tree which has a circumference of twenty - one feet at three feet above
the ground , and a height of seventy feet . In 1807 , there existed a tulip - tree , 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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