The Trees of America; Native and Foreign, Pictorially and Botanically Delineated, and Scientifically and Popularly DescribedHarper & brothers, 1857 - 520 páginas |
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... become sufficiently rooted for separation . They are then potted , and kept in pits , or under glass , where the climate requires it to be protected , or set in the open air , in a shady place , if the climate is too hot , till wanted ...
... become sufficiently rooted for separation . They are then potted , and kept in pits , or under glass , where the climate requires it to be protected , or set in the open air , in a shady place , if the climate is too hot , till wanted ...
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... become rancid and lose their vital qualities ; though , if enveloped in moist moss , or earth , they may be preserved for several months . As this tree is short - lived , and con- sequently flowers young , there is not the same ...
... become rancid and lose their vital qualities ; though , if enveloped in moist moss , or earth , they may be preserved for several months . As this tree is short - lived , and con- sequently flowers young , there is not the same ...
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... become scarce , pine and spruce have taken its place . In the middle , southern , and western states , where this ... becomes of a dark - blue , and they exhale a fetid , ammoniacal odour ; though the live part of the bark of the trunk ...
... become scarce , pine and spruce have taken its place . In the middle , southern , and western states , where this ... becomes of a dark - blue , and they exhale a fetid , ammoniacal odour ; though the live part of the bark of the trunk ...
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... become known in the principal botanic gardens throughout Europe . Miller states that the largest plant he had seen was in the Duke of Argyll's gar- den , at Whitton , which flowered every year . Another plant is mentioned as growing at ...
... become known in the principal botanic gardens throughout Europe . Miller states that the largest plant he had seen was in the Duke of Argyll's gar- den , at Whitton , which flowered every year . Another plant is mentioned as growing at ...
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... become rigid and brittle , and lose their irritability ; while , on the other hand , if the poisoning be effected by any narcotic , such as prussic acid , opium , or bella- donna , the irritability is destroyed by the filaments becoming ...
... become rigid and brittle , and lose their irritability ; while , on the other hand , if the poisoning be effected by any narcotic , such as prussic acid , opium , or bella- donna , the irritability is destroyed by the filaments becoming ...
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