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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 18 (1879) (1879)

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rest in this country is increasing in importance, and to lead ‘‘rose hips,” as they are called, are capable of being made a common center. The sponge possesses a small quantity tothe hope that the discouragement which the Missouri grape into most delicious preserves. Considering the fact that… … ing the injuries of phylloxera, or of improv- means of a good microscope. They consist ing such varieties as do not succeed upon of two portions,differing greatly in appear- their own roots, will be discussed by your society, so as to nearly every genus of the order Rosacee already furnishes ance.…

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