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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 7 (1880) (1880)

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Platystoma and Pseudaroides it is divided by one longitudi- gular, with a pointed protruding head. Notwithstanding its nal septum, and several transverse ones, into a few cham- long slender legs it moves veryslowly, never swimming, but method of application. The Floating Fern.—One of the most… … passing through the incomplete ber, and the plants raised from transverse septa, sets the latter in such seeds being, in the case of vibration, and thus a sound is produced. The loudness of Lythrum salicaria, as sterile as the most sterile hybrids. cultivated and propagated. Mr. Curtiss, in the…

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