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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 8 (1875) (1875)

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into the the young leaves. Subsequently, from these enclosed masses vantage where a steady heat is required. Whether a newinvention which has recently appeared is of filaments, short branches are produced, which emerge earth. The method of lubrication is so designed that the oil applied to the… … A good deal of interest has been ex- around the sides to which the heat and air have access; so that the consump- cited by the recent reports on the pa per-making grass of Algeria, the so- tion of fuel is very slow, and can be spores, or reproductive bodies. Some of these spores have called alfa or…

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