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This variety was accidentally produced by fecundating the flowers of the
Magnolia conspicua with the pollen of those of the Magnolia purpurea . The
original plant of the Magnolia conspicua soulangeana , at Fromont , is more than
twenty feet ...
This variety was accidentally produced by fecundating the flowers of the
Magnolia conspicua with the pollen of those of the Magnolia purpurea . The
original plant of the Magnolia conspicua soulangeana , at Fromont , is more than
twenty feet ...
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It forms an oval envelope , containing the young leaf , which is produced to the
light as soon as it has acquired sufficient strength to endure the influences of the
atmosphere . Within this envelope is found another , which , after the first leaf is
put ...
It forms an oval envelope , containing the young leaf , which is produced to the
light as soon as it has acquired sufficient strength to endure the influences of the
atmosphere . Within this envelope is found another , which , after the first leaf is
put ...
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The blossoms are yellow , and , in general , are abundant , and produce a fine
appearance in April , May , and June ; their odour is offensive when near , but not
disagreeable at a short distance . The fruit is oblong - oval , which at first is green
...
The blossoms are yellow , and , in general , are abundant , and produce a fine
appearance in April , May , and June ; their odour is offensive when near , but not
disagreeable at a short distance . The fruit is oblong - oval , which at first is green
...
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We send , commonly , for this tree , into Flanders and Holland , while our woods
do , in some places , spontaneously produce them . ” The linden has long been a
favorite tree for avenues and public walks , in some of the principal towns of ...
We send , commonly , for this tree , into Flanders and Holland , while our woods
do , in some places , spontaneously produce them . ” The linden has long been a
favorite tree for avenues and public walks , in some of the principal towns of ...
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The honey produced from the flowers is considered superior to all other kinds for
its delicacy , selling for three or four times ... The Jews of Poland produce a close
imitation of this honey , by bleaching the common kind in the open air , during ...
The honey produced from the flowers is considered superior to all other kinds for
its delicacy , selling for three or four times ... The Jews of Poland produce a close
imitation of this honey , by bleaching the common kind in the open air , during ...
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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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