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soil , coming and country wible to the ora patitude paturing the caused by frost , it
may be observed , that there are more standard trees planted in Florida , at the
present time , than there ever were at any former period . Previous to 1835 , St ...
soil , coming and country wible to the ora patitude paturing the caused by frost , it
may be observed , that there are more standard trees planted in Florida , at the
present time , than there ever were at any former period . Previous to 1835 , St ...
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Myriads of these young insects , scarcely discernible to the unaided eye , may be
observed crawling over the trees , puncturing the tender shoots and leaves , and
sucking their sap , by which they gradually increase in size , and in about eight ...
Myriads of these young insects , scarcely discernible to the unaided eye , may be
observed crawling over the trees , puncturing the tender shoots and leaves , and
sucking their sap , by which they gradually increase in size , and in about eight ...
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It is in this genus too , that we early observe the sylvan beau , weary of his
summer suit , first shifting his dress to ochrey ... In general , it may be observed ,
that there is great uncertainty , in the different species of acer , with regard to sex .
It is in this genus too , that we early observe the sylvan beau , weary of his
summer suit , first shifting his dress to ochrey ... In general , it may be observed ,
that there is great uncertainty , in the different species of acer , with regard to sex .
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It is observed , that , when a frosty night is followed by a dry and sunny day , the
sap flows abundantly ; and two or three gallons are sometimes yielded by a
single tree , in twenty - four hours ; but , in cold , frosty weather , or rainy weather ,
or ...
It is observed , that , when a frosty night is followed by a dry and sunny day , the
sap flows abundantly ; and two or three gallons are sometimes yielded by a
single tree , in twenty - four hours ; but , in cold , frosty weather , or rainy weather ,
or ...
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This surprising vegetation is chiefly observed in plants less than ten years of age
, in which the concentric circles are more distant than in any other tree . It
possesses the valuable property of converting its sap - wood into perfect wood ,
in the ...
This surprising vegetation is chiefly observed in plants less than ten years of age
, in which the concentric circles are more distant than in any other tree . It
possesses the valuable property of converting its sap - wood into perfect wood ,
in the ...
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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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