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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 9 (1877) (1877)

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represents a pretty little plant as the Clifton Tunnel, from the fact that it passes under ists. The spikes, which are often longer than the plant which was exhibited in May last at the South Kensington a ‘portion of the Clifton Park, conducts the water to a point which produces them, occasionally… … Then comes a space of 12 inches or 15 inches, and then the hardy lady slipper attains 10 inches or 12 inches in height, insects, just as do the long-tailed petals of cypripedium cau- ordinary flowers, the petals of which are broader than the ba- and generally bears a couple of flowers at the top of…

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