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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 13 (1877) (1877)

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sts the frosts of winter and the in a hot bed and kept at a temperature of 60° Fah. till the plants in the flooded fields wherein it is cultivated. summer’s aridity. Recent investigations show that the fibers whole mass is permeated by the threads of the mycelium; are not only the roots, but… … Ah te France, immense rich soil with clay embankments, ‘ fila a numbers of mushrooms are raised always selecting the neighbor- in old stone quarries, two such hood of some running stream. excavations containing mush- The ground is then carefully harrowed, and the operation is room beds to the…

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