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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 4 (1876) (1876)

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so-called complete fertilizer, composed of nitrogenized angle below‘a joint. This fresh-cut end is to be inserted in atin oo matter, pltosphate of lime, potassa, and lime, and noting the On Salicin. the earth if hardy, or in a pot of sandy soil if tender. Lo- facts that, by the use of this… … bitter to the taste, to which he gives the name natrium mu- riaticum ferruginosum salicinatum, a cheap and efficient gen, 13,640 Ibs. and 1,320 gallons; without phosphate, 16,060 rot off unless trimmed below a joint.—The American Gar- tonic, anti-zymotic, and febrifuge.—Medical and Surgical and…

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