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... consists of about 4200 species . Of these , about half have been col- lected in a parallel between 33 and 35 ° south latitude , which Mr. Brown therefore calls the principal parallel ; and 2900 . are Dicotyledonous , 860 ...
... consists of about 4200 species . Of these , about half have been col- lected in a parallel between 33 and 35 ° south latitude , which Mr. Brown therefore calls the principal parallel ; and 2900 . are Dicotyledonous , 860 ...
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... consists of one , two , or many flowers ; and in the biflorous genera the lower flower is always perfect , contrary to those of Panicea . In some of the multiflorous genera , however , the lower flower is even in this section imperfect ...
... consists of one , two , or many flowers ; and in the biflorous genera the lower flower is always perfect , contrary to those of Panicea . In some of the multiflorous genera , however , the lower flower is even in this section imperfect ...
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... consists in its always containing a quantity of hairs . The article Pharmacy consists of some analyses , which are not very important in their relation to general science . - In the section on Mathematics , we find a long account of a ...
... consists in its always containing a quantity of hairs . The article Pharmacy consists of some analyses , which are not very important in their relation to general science . - In the section on Mathematics , we find a long account of a ...
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