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It claims a place among the largest trees of the forest , varying from sixty to one
hundred feet or upwards , in height , and from two to three feet in diameter . Its
head often forms a perfect cone , placed on a clean , straight trunk , resembling a
...
It claims a place among the largest trees of the forest , varying from sixty to one
hundred feet or upwards , in height , and from two to three feet in diameter . Its
head often forms a perfect cone , placed on a clean , straight trunk , resembling a
...
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in about latitude thirty - five and a half degrees , along the maritime districts of the
more southern states and the Floridas , and as far up the Mississippi as Natchez ,
three hundred miles above New Orleans . It is said to grow in Texas near the ...
in about latitude thirty - five and a half degrees , along the maritime districts of the
more southern states and the Floridas , and as far up the Mississippi as Natchez ,
three hundred miles above New Orleans . It is said to grow in Texas near the ...
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... and is supposed to be more than a hundred and fifty years old . Soil and
Situation . In its natural habitat the Magnolia glauca grows most abundantly in
deep , boggy swamps and marshes , composed of a black , miry soil ; but when
cultivated ...
... and is supposed to be more than a hundred and fifty years old . Soil and
Situation . In its natural habitat the Magnolia glauca grows most abundantly in
deep , boggy swamps and marshes , composed of a black , miry soil ; but when
cultivated ...
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In the same garden there is a Magnolia conspicua soulangeana ten years
planted , twenty feet in height , with a head fourteen feet in diameter , which , in
May , 1844 , produced eight hundred flowers . Both of these trees ripened their
seeds ...
In the same garden there is a Magnolia conspicua soulangeana ten years
planted , twenty feet in height , with a head fourteen feet in diameter , which , in
May , 1844 , produced eight hundred flowers . Both of these trees ripened their
seeds ...
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... productions of the temperate zones . It usually attains a height of sixty or eighty
feet , with a diameter varying from eighteen inches to three feet ; although , in
favourable localities , it has been known to arrive at a height of one hundred and
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... productions of the temperate zones . It usually attains a height of sixty or eighty
feet , with a diameter varying from eighteen inches to three feet ; although , in
favourable localities , it has been known to arrive at a height of one hundred and
...
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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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