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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 23 (1895) (1895)

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hours after the ex- 60° without injury to the plosion. The Fort Wayne plant. Sentinel gives the follow- “It was in the year 1851 ing particulars: that Messrs. Weeks, who Early on the morning of then owned the nursery in April 26 William Ulmer, a the King’s Road, Chelsea, young man eighteen years… … low N. amazonum, the borhood arrived at the white lotus and its rose- place where the explosion colored varieties, and a oceurred not a trace of large number of others. Other aquatics, such as Lim- graphed on an unsupported leaf weighed 174 pounds; either of them could be discovered, they having…

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