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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 15 (1878) (1878)

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ies its seeds; and seat swings by curved rockers on straight rails of a base instances of movements of the parts of vegetables to which no there is another, Trifolium globosum, which has a curious epithet is more appropriate than ‘‘acts of volition.” In frame, has been patented by Mr. George… … and is kept out of the way of the cessive cold or moisture; these an- board by a separating partition. thers rise separately from their Mr. Henry Groth, of New York city, has invented an in- niches, approach the pistil for a time, and then recede to their fertile and have corols; the upper florets…

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