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In planting , the ball should be carefully broken by the hand , and the roots
spread out in every direction , and covered with a mixture of leaf mould and
sandy loam . The soil ought to be made firm to the fibrous roots , not by treading ,
but by ...
In planting , the ball should be carefully broken by the hand , and the roots
spread out in every direction , and covered with a mixture of leaf mould and
sandy loam . The soil ought to be made firm to the fibrous roots , not by treading ,
but by ...
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... the Three - petaled Beavertree or Magnolia . Engravings . Michaux , North
American Sylva , pl . 55 ; Loudon , Arboretum Britannicum , v . , pl . 5 ; and the
figures below . Specific Characters . Deciduous . Leaves lanceolate , spreading ,
adult ...
... the Three - petaled Beavertree or Magnolia . Engravings . Michaux , North
American Sylva , pl . 55 ; Loudon , Arboretum Britannicum , v . , pl . 5 ; and the
figures below . Specific Characters . Deciduous . Leaves lanceolate , spreading ,
adult ...
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Sepals 3 , spreading . Petals 9 , oblong . - Don , Miller ' s Dict . Description . HE
Magnolia auriculata is remarkable for the beauty of its foliage , the size of its
flowers , and the fragrance of their odour . It attains a height of thirty or forty feet ,
with a ...
Sepals 3 , spreading . Petals 9 , oblong . - Don , Miller ' s Dict . Description . HE
Magnolia auriculata is remarkable for the beauty of its foliage , the size of its
flowers , and the fragrance of their odour . It attains a height of thirty or forty feet ,
with a ...
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According to Miller , Mr . Darley , at Hoxton , and Mr . Fairchild , were the first who
raised this tree from seeds ; and from their nurseries it is probable that the
numerous old trees which are spread all over Britain were procured . The oldest
tree in ...
According to Miller , Mr . Darley , at Hoxton , and Mr . Fairchild , were the first who
raised this tree from seeds ; and from their nurseries it is probable that the
numerous old trees which are spread all over Britain were procured . The oldest
tree in ...
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Petals 6 , spreading , ovate - oblong , inner ones smallest . Anthers numerous ,
nearly sessile . Ovaries many , but for the most part only 3 , ovate or oblong .
Carpels the same number as the ovaries , baccate , sessile . Seeds many ,
disposed ...
Petals 6 , spreading , ovate - oblong , inner ones smallest . Anthers numerous ,
nearly sessile . Ovaries many , but for the most part only 3 , ovate or oblong .
Carpels the same number as the ovaries , baccate , sessile . Seeds many ,
disposed ...
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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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