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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 3 (1896) (1896)

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us stems from five to Carnegie Company. The plate which fared sobadly was pool about the middle of May, provided the weather ten feet high, the lower portion being submerged. As of inferior quality and it is said that it did not fairly has become sufficiently mild at that time. They cultivated, it… … for the test because of its inferiority, in accordance with bels of slender branching peduncles. Though aquatic, about the beginning of July, when the frame is re- the policy of the Ordnance Burean to choose for this it may be cultivated in pots, if freely watered. moved. purpose the specimen which…

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