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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 16 (1900) (1900)

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clination and intensity. Ac- favor the growth of plants, even on barren counts which have come to hand at present sand. The forest then probably advanced arevery meager, but if the expedi- toward the center of the field and tion has done nothing more than the falling trees and other entangle-… … mon in the small morasses of gla- ciated areas. The vegetation ex- two distinct companies, which pur- hibits a great diversity over the ABOVE THE WATER.

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