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... Fuci . This knowlege , however limited , lay scattered in large and costly publications ; in the Transactions of ... Fuci , some Fuci that of Ulve , and vice versâ . I might be tempted here to enter in some measure upon a slight ...
... Fuci . This knowlege , however limited , lay scattered in large and costly publications ; in the Transactions of ... Fuci , some Fuci that of Ulve , and vice versâ . I might be tempted here to enter in some measure upon a slight ...
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... Fuci , Mr. T. seems inclined to believe , that it may be subservient at once to the nourishment and mechanical fixture of the stem : One of the most remarkable circumstances attending the physio- logy of the Fuci is the extreme rapidity ...
... Fuci , Mr. T. seems inclined to believe , that it may be subservient at once to the nourishment and mechanical fixture of the stem : One of the most remarkable circumstances attending the physio- logy of the Fuci is the extreme rapidity ...
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... Fuci than any that has yet appeared . Each species is intro- duced by its botanical name ; the characters , synonyms , re- ferences , varieties , and minute appropriate descriptions , follow in course . To these are subjoined many ...
... Fuci than any that has yet appeared . Each species is intro- duced by its botanical name ; the characters , synonyms , re- ferences , varieties , and minute appropriate descriptions , follow in course . To these are subjoined many ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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