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The introduction of the Magnolia grandiflora into France dates back as far as
1732 . A fine plant was taken that year from the banks of the Mississippi by a
marine officer , and planted in a poor soil in the town of Nantz . It grew there in the
open ...
The introduction of the Magnolia grandiflora into France dates back as far as
1732 . A fine plant was taken that year from the banks of the Mississippi by a
marine officer , and planted in a poor soil in the town of Nantz . It grew there in the
open ...
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Gardeners ' Magazine , " vol . xi . , it was introduced at Macao by a Mr . Livingston
, previously to 1830 ; and the Magnolia acuminata , glauca , and umbrella , soon
afterwards . Soil and Situation . The Magnolia grandiflora , in its natural habitat ...
Gardeners ' Magazine , " vol . xi . , it was introduced at Macao by a Mr . Livingston
, previously to 1830 ; and the Magnolia acuminata , glauca , and umbrella , soon
afterwards . Soil and Situation . The Magnolia grandiflora , in its natural habitat ...
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This tree was discovered by the elder Michaux , in 1789 , but was not introduced
into England till imported by Messrs . Loddiges , in 1800 . In France , it seems to
have been introduced about the same time as in England ; and it appears to ...
This tree was discovered by the elder Michaux , in 1789 , but was not introduced
into England till imported by Messrs . Loddiges , in 1800 . In France , it seems to
have been introduced about the same time as in England ; and it appears to ...
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... insulated situations on the banks of the rivers in upper Georgia , and on those
of the streams which traverse the western part of South Carolina . It appears to
have been discovered by the elder Michaux , and was first introduced into
England ...
... insulated situations on the banks of the rivers in upper Georgia , and on those
of the streams which traverse the western part of South Carolina . It appears to
have been discovered by the elder Michaux , and was first introduced into
England ...
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... 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 original tree still exists in the nursery of Messrs . Loddiges .
... 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 original tree still exists in the nursery of Messrs . Loddiges .
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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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