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The flowers are produced on the summits of the last year ' s shoots , and are from
six to ten inches in diameter . It is remarkable that they are produced throughout
the summer , whereas , those of all the other species , with the exception of the ...
The flowers are produced on the summits of the last year ' s shoots , and are from
six to ten inches in diameter . It is remarkable that they are produced throughout
the summer , whereas , those of all the other species , with the exception of the ...
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It annually produces from three hundred and fifty to four hundred large , elegant ,
and sweet - scented flowers . The seeds , however , never arrive at perfect
maturity ; although the fruit attains its full size , and remains upon the tree until the
...
It annually produces from three hundred and fifty to four hundred large , elegant ,
and sweet - scented flowers . The seeds , however , never arrive at perfect
maturity ; although the fruit attains its full size , and remains upon the tree until the
...
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The flowers are single , two or three inches broad , and are produced at the
extremity of the last year ' s shoots . They have six white concave petals , and an
agreeable perfume , which may be perceived at a considerable distance . If shut
up in ...
The flowers are single , two or three inches broad , and are produced at the
extremity of the last year ' s shoots . They have six white concave petals , and an
agreeable perfume , which may be perceived at a considerable distance . If shut
up in ...
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From the hardiness of this tree , no doubt , many other hybrids may be produced
between it and the more delicate Chinese species . Geography and History . The
Magnolia umbrella , according to Michaux , is first seen in the northern part of ...
From the hardiness of this tree , no doubt , many other hybrids may be produced
between it and the more delicate Chinese species . Geography and History . The
Magnolia umbrella , according to Michaux , is first seen in the northern part of ...
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The Magnolia acuminata is generally propagated in the European nurseries by
layers ; the plants so produced flowering much sooner than seedlings ; but the
latter , as they make far more durable plants , should always be preferred when
this ...
The Magnolia acuminata is generally propagated in the European nurseries by
layers ; the plants so produced flowering much sooner than seedlings ; but the
latter , as they make far more durable plants , should always be preferred when
this ...
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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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