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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 6 (1877) (1877)

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been written.” We may add that multiplied by slips or cuttings, although it may be grown a considerable portion of the valuable information given in from seed; and a mass of the plants two or three feet in this work was originally presented to the public in the Scr- diameter will form when in full… … shades of color are shown in our engraving; but the number prices. M. Jacquisson, of Chalons, France, a well known solvent, the cold alkaline solution of copper with glycerin, of tints of this pink family is very large, and all the varieties which is not inferior to the above, and with great…

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