The Trees of America; Native and Foreign, Pictorially and Botanically Delineated, and Scientifically and Popularly DescribedHarper & brothers, 1857 - 520 páginas |
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... present , it would naturally be expected that the author should state the grounds upon which he rests his claim to attention . With this expectation he most cordially complies . Soon after the publication of his " Sylva Americana , " in ...
... present , it would naturally be expected that the author should state the grounds upon which he rests his claim to attention . With this expectation he most cordially complies . Soon after the publication of his " Sylva Americana , " in ...
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... present necessarily requires time to be con- summated , and is attended with considerable expense , the author has ventured to issue a volume , by which public opinion may be guided respecting its merits , and a judgment may be formed ...
... present necessarily requires time to be con- summated , and is attended with considerable expense , the author has ventured to issue a volume , by which public opinion may be guided respecting its merits , and a judgment may be formed ...
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... present , a magnolia wall , which is one hundred and forty - five feet in length and twenty - four feet high , entirely covered with twenty - two plants of this species , that flower every year from June till November . They were ...
... present , a magnolia wall , which is one hundred and forty - five feet in length and twenty - four feet high , entirely covered with twenty - two plants of this species , that flower every year from June till November . They were ...
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... present growing in the Bartram botanic garden , at Kingsessing , on the west bank of the Schuylkill , three miles below Philadelphia . It was brought by John Bartram from Lake Erie , in about 1753 ; and Col. Robert Carr , the present ...
... present growing in the Bartram botanic garden , at Kingsessing , on the west bank of the Schuylkill , three miles below Philadelphia . It was brought by John Bartram from Lake Erie , in about 1753 ; and Col. Robert Carr , the present ...
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... present . In very severe winters , the trunks of the trees in the open air are sometimes wrapped round with straw ropes ; but it never requires any other protection , even in the climate of Pekin . The tree was first introduced into ...
... present . In very severe winters , the trunks of the trees in the open air are sometimes wrapped round with straw ropes ; but it never requires any other protection , even in the climate of Pekin . The tree was first introduced into ...
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