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Toothache - tree . . RHAMNUS , generic characters of . . 174 Tree of Friendship
Rhamnus catharticus . · 175 " Heaven . RHODODENDRON , generic characters
of . 358 | " Liberty . Rhododendron maximum . . 359 | Tulip - tree , Liriodendron ...
Toothache - tree . . RHAMNUS , generic characters of . . 174 Tree of Friendship
Rhamnus catharticus . · 175 " Heaven . RHODODENDRON , generic characters
of . 358 | " Liberty . Rhododendron maximum . . 359 | Tulip - tree , Liriodendron ...
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Notwithstanding this check , it again recovered , and afterwards became a fine
tree , between twenty - five and thirty feet in height , with a large , well -
proportioned head , and a trunk four feet in circumference , the lower branches
sweeping the ...
Notwithstanding this check , it again recovered , and afterwards became a fine
tree , between twenty - five and thirty feet in height , with a large , well -
proportioned head , and a trunk four feet in circumference , the lower branches
sweeping the ...
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Virginian Poplar , Tulip - bearing Lily - ) BRITAIN . tree , Saddle - tree , White
Poplar , Yellow Poplar , Kentucky . Tulip - tree , White - wood , Poplar , Old )
OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES . Wife ' s Shirt - tree , Derivations . The
specific ...
Virginian Poplar , Tulip - bearing Lily - ) BRITAIN . tree , Saddle - tree , White
Poplar , Yellow Poplar , Kentucky . Tulip - tree , White - wood , Poplar , Old )
OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES . Wife ' s Shirt - tree , Derivations . The
specific ...
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On young and vigorous trees , five or six leaves issue , successively , in this
manner , from one bud . Till the leaf has acquired its growth , it retains the two
scales which composed the envelope , and which are now called stipules . In
spring ...
On young and vigorous trees , five or six leaves issue , successively , in this
manner , from one bud . Till the leaf has acquired its growth , it retains the two
scales which composed the envelope , and which are now called stipules . In
spring ...
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It is certain that it was cultivated by Dr . Henry Compton , at Fulham , in 1688 , at
which time it was wholly unknown as a timber - tree . According to Miller , Mr .
Darley , at Hoxton , and Mr . Fairchild , were the first who raised this tree from
seeds ...
It is certain that it was cultivated by Dr . Henry Compton , at Fulham , in 1688 , at
which time it was wholly unknown as a timber - tree . According to Miller , Mr .
Darley , at Hoxton , and Mr . Fairchild , were the first who raised this tree from
seeds ...
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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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