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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 18 (1890) (1890)

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e whole is, with re- seven days after the foliage was attacked. The way it parts, connected by the pivotal rivet, each part having peated shaking, added to 1,000 c.c. of 2 per cent plain spread was by the spores falling from the leaves and a cheek with notches, at the sides of which are cut-… … if the plate is sufficiently rinsed. The plate is then, as toes was 34, where the moulding was iinperfect 12, and MOODEY’S FUSE CAP FASTENER. usual, fixed in a concentrated solution of hypo, and where the moulding was perfect 1 only! then washed. The red tint of the film, owing to the Some 150…

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