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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 20 (1882) (1882)

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k (Rumew crispus) had 9 stems; State salt water fish hatchery at Cold Spring, Long Island, one stem, selected asan average one, had 21 flower spikes, and the need of hurrying the work, Mr. Blackford said at a one average spike counted 369 blooms. A single stem bad, recent meeting of the State… … 96,000 seeds. thought that it should go on in a moderate On July 6, a fair stool of chess or cheat: manner. He considered it an experiment as (Bromus secalinus) had 211 heads, and an trates one of eight projectors, or ‘‘search” lights, made by yet. The time was soon coming when the spawn of average…

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